How my dream to become a Catholic Priest failed, says Cubana Chief Priest
Prominent Businessman Pascal Chibuike, better known as Cubana Chief Priest has announced plan to reconnect with his Catholic roots and shared his childhood aspiration of becoming a Catholic priest.
Reflecting on his journey via his Instagram story, Pascal recounted his formative years attending the blessed sacrament with his late mother and his brief stint in seminary school.
He disclosed that he got admission to the Seminary school, he went, saw, but couldn’t conquer because “many are called, but few are chosen.”
Despite not completing his priestly training, Cubana Chief Priest attributes his blessings to his early religious practices.
He expressed a deep sense of loss for his mother, who inspired his devotion to Mother Mary.
Praying for her to keep resting, he revealed his plans to return to being a traditional Catholic as he noted how he had been astray for a long and had failed in teaching his kids. He added that he is refortifying his family cause the world is filled with bad people who want him down badly.
He wrote: “This was me growing up; I wanted to be a Catholic Priest; I was always at the blessed sacrament with my late mother. I got admission to the Seminary school; I went, and I saw but couldn’t conquer because many are called, but few are chosen.
“The morning masses, the benedictions, the charismatic renewal, the block rosary, the processions & sacraments were never in vain; those are the reasons God has blessed me beyond imagination, but the most painful pain I live with is that my mother who drew me close to mother Mary is no longer here with me to witness The Greatness From Ave Maria. Keep resting in peace, Mom
“I’m going back to being a traditional Catholic. I have been astray for so long. I have failed by not teaching my kids. I am going back to refortifying myself and my family. These bad people want me down so badly. Just because my mom is no more to always wake me up to the morning mass to commit my days, I’m going back to my sword”.
Cubana Chief Priest won’t be the only public figure to return to Christ. Last year, actor Yul Edochie finally accepted his calling and launched his online ministry, The Salvation Ministry.
People thought he was seeking attention until he held his first online service on Sunday, January 28th, where he recounted how God called him.
