The Spiritual Director of Adoration Ministries Enugu, Rev. Fr. Ejike Mbaka, has finally apologized to the bishop of the Enugu Catholic diocese, Callistus Onaga, over his recent flaws.
Fr. Mbaka while delivering his sermon on Sunday, asked the church to forgive him and his followers for his comments and theirs, which have negatively affected the image of the church.
He warned his followers against violence after some of them broke into the diocesan cathedral on Wednesday when his whereabouts were unknown for some hours.
Mbaka said: “I render my sincere, unalloyed apology to the Holy Roman Church and that the mother church should forgive us in any way we didn’t do well. I pray for forgiveness. I am on your behalf kneeling, forgive. What has happened has happened.
“We are to save the image of the church and save the souls. I am here for soul-saving; the church is not my property. I am asking my Lord Bishop Onaga and all the priest to rest the case.
“I have no problem with anybody. I didn’t send anybody to destroy anything. Let us glorify the name of the church. We can’t destroy the church we are protecting. I am happy with the mother church. I can’t leave the Catholic church. May the Lord protect all of you.
“I can’t disobey the church — who am I? How can somebody who has been serving the church for 25 years come out to begin to fight the same church? Everything in my life is for the church.”
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