@rhythmnreason1: The extraordinary miracles of the Roman Catholic church is sustaining the church today. #RhythmandReason #revisaacomolehin #FYP

efphem_09 :

@efphem_09:yes it's true, I live in northern ireland and Irish still celebrate the man till today

Ged CoSa :

How is it that such a truth is unknown to the world ?

uchebest :

can you tell us about Africa story

C properties :

Make him do him own for Nigeria

Twins 👯 :

God is still God

HAPPY HEARTS. :

LIES...... Several countries have no native land snakes, primarily due to geographic isolation and freezing climates. The most famous snake-free countries include Ireland, Iceland, and New Zealand.

Mr Odion :

These evil pastors should be arrested immediately.

Glorious Deborah :

pls Tell the stories you know about

François Derain :

Nzube "ZUBBY" Kay :

these stories were told and these are normal ancient myths told from generation to generation. but the way this preacher is narrating it, you'll assume it's documented and doctored

ken imudia :

It is a MYTH MOG that saint Patrick drove all snakes into the sea

bewise :

were you there sir?

Samuel abiye :

The Story of Saint Denis and His Severed Head Saint Denis (Saint-Denis) is traditionally regarded as the first Bishop of Paris. He lived during the 3rd century, around AD 250–270, and was a Christian missionary who preached Christianity in the area that is now Paris. According to Christian tradition, Saint Denis was arrested by Roman authorities because of his preaching. He was eventually sentenced to death and beheaded, along with two companions, Rusticus and Eleutherius. His execution is traditionally associated with Montmartre, an area of Paris. The name Montmartre has traditionally been connected with the idea of “Mount of Martyrs,” although historians debate the exact origin of the name. The most remarkable part of the story is a Christian legend that says that after Saint Denis was beheaded, his body stood up, picked up his severed head, and walked several kilometres north. According to the legend, he continued preaching about repentance while carrying his own head. Eventually, he reached the place where the Basilica of Saint-Denis now stands. He then collapsed and died there. A church was later built over the site where he was believed to have been buried, and the area eventually became known as Saint-Denis. The Basilica of Saint-Denis later became one of the most important religious sites in France and the traditional burial place of many French kings and queens. It is important to note that the beheading and existence of Saint Denis are part of the historical Christian tradition, while the story of him carrying his own head and continuing to preach is considered a religious legend or miracle. Historians cannot independently verify that part of the story. In summary: Roman persecution → Saint Denis was beheaded → according to legend, he picked up his severed head → walked from the area of Montmartre toward present-day Saint-Denis → continued preaching while carrying his head → collapsed and died → a church was built at the site of his burial → the area became known as Saint-Denis.

EdeafiaTv :

Full video

Nemyvibes onye egwu :

they tell this stories like they were there when it happened.... Africa bought the whole story without pricing..... we're in the era of awakened minds..we must begin to question all this religious myths except the existence of the supreme being who all acknowledges naturally without any persuasion..my opinion though

paddiek5 :

The story of the father Denis is true.

Damilola Blitz :

why couldnt the security stopped the knifeman before he wasted God's Servant?

OJ TECH :

sea is not fire is water did water kill snake? dem can not preach where you can go and ask

Elite movie vault🎬 :

Title of the movie please?

User one :

These are the problems i have with African pastors.

Ade Legend of money 🇩🇪 :

😳😳😳😳

Ebony77 :

Who are the congregations

bouty :

Haaaaaa 😂😂😂🙈