Valentine’s Day Celebration with the Holy Childhood Association And Teen group at Blessed Iwene Tansi Community, Koko

The gathering was both engaging and uplifting, as the children participated enthusiastically in activities designed to help them understand the importance of loving one another and fostering a spirit of friendship and compassion. Beyond the excitement and joy that characterised the celebration, special emphasis was placed on helping the children recognise their inherent worth and reminding them that they are deeply loved by God and valued within the Church community.

The Holy Childhood Association (HCA) of the Blessed Iwene Tansi Community, Koko, marked this year’s Valentine’s Day with a memorable and spiritually enriching celebration for the children. The event provided a meaningful opportunity to reflect on the true essence of love—selfless, Christ-centred love expressed through kindness, unity, and service to others.

The celebration was strongly supported and guided by the Youth Director, Rev. Fr. Rolland, fondly known as “Fada Ever Ready”, whose commitment to youth formation continues to inspire and nurture the spiritual growth of the young members. His leadership and dedication played a significant role in the event’s success.

As the young members continue to grow and mature, the session provided a valuable platform for them to gain deeper insight into the principles of good and wholesome relationships. The programme emphasised respect, responsibility, self-worth, and the importance of making informed choices.

It was an engaging and interactive moment, as participants were given the opportunity to openly ask questions and share concerns related to relationships and personal development. The atmosphere was both lively and reflective, encouraging honest dialogue and learning.

The event not only celebrated the spirit of Valentine’s Day but also reinforced the community’s commitment to guiding young people toward healthy values and positive social interactions.

Overall, the Valentine’s Day celebration was not only a time of fun and fellowship but also a moment of spiritual formation, reinforcing the mission of the Holy Childhood Association to raise children who embody faith, love, and service.

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