St Peter's Commandery hosted knights of St John International, Warri Grand Commandery Nigeria to their church building dedication celebrated by the Bishop
St. Peter’s Commandery marked a historic moment in its rich journey of faith as it hosted the Knights of St. John International (KSJI), Warri Grand Commandery, Nigeria, for the dedication of its newly completed church building. The solemn ceremony was celebrated by the Bishop, whose presence and blessing added spiritual depth and significance to the occasion.
The dedication was not just a celebration of brick and mortar but a powerful testament to faith, unity, and service. It symbolized the Commandery’s growth and its enduring commitment to God’s work and the spiritual life of its members.
The event was graced by high-ranking KSJI leaders, including:
Brigadier General Paul Omemiroro Evwierhoma, Grand President, Warri Grand Commandery, who happened to be the building committee chairman and a benefactor.
Captain Izuchukwu Obani, First Vice Grand Master, AECC (Archbishop Ekpu Chapter of Chevaliers) Temple
Colonel Anthony Ariagbogbe, District XVI Commander
Alongside a host of other Supreme Subordinate and Grand Officers
Their presence underscored the spirit of brotherhood and leadership that defines the Knights of St. John International. Together, they joined parishioners, clergy, and well-wishers in a vibrant celebration filled with prayer, and thanksgiving.
The dedication Mass was a beautiful fusion of solemn liturgy and joyful worship. The choir’s angelic hymns, the colors of the Knights’ regalia, and the reverence of the ceremony reflected the deep Catholic tradition and cultural vibrancy of the community.
Following the Mass, guests gathered for fellowship, sharing words of encouragement and recommitting themselves to the values of service, faith, and knighthood. The dedication stands as a shining milestone for St. Peter’s Commandery, inspiring its members to continue their mission as defenders of the faith and leaders in their communities.
This remarkable day will be remembered not just as a dedication of a building but as a celebration of unity, leadership, and God’s grace made visible.
