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  Social Media Users React to Female evangelist lifting the Catholic Monstrance holding the Blessed Sacrament. Social media users, especially Catholics, have reacted in outrage after photos of a female evangelist lifting the Monstrance containing the Blessed Sacrament surfaced online. Usually, in the Catholic church, only the priests are allowed to carry the Monstrance and it is considered a sacred object because it contains the Blessed Sacrament believed to be the body and blood of Jesus Christ. Which is why the photo of a non-catholic female evangelist lifting it during a prayer session has sparked outrage.   While a lot of people have called out the female evangelist and her members, others have pointed out that what she is carrying isn't the Blessed Sacrament because it wasn't done In the Catholic church and hasn't gone through consecration.   Below are social media reactions to the photos.

Nigerian pastor, his wife and twins survive ghastly motor accident in Benin unscathed A Nigerian pastor, Chinedu Amirinta took his Facebook page to thank God after himself, his wife and twins survived a ghastly motor accident near Benin while on their way to Lagos for the children's Thanksgiving. He shared the photos and wrote;  Good God Thanking God U know is my language THE CAR WAS SQUEEZED, TURNED 6times, THE TYRES WERE UP, GLASSES WERE BROKEN, WE WERE STILL INSIDE THE CAR(me,my wife, my twins & favour my daughter,& Tolu that drove).. FINALLY WE CAME OUT ALIVE NO SCRATCH NO BROKEN BONES NO NOTHING THE FULL STORY.... I was on my way to Lagos with my twins and wife for the dedication of my children. Before getting to Benin, my evangelism Leader who drove the car could not understand what happened to him,the next thing we saw car began to Sault about 6times, NOTE: WE WERE IN THE CAR UNTIL It LANDED. BUT THE GOD OF MY FATHER DR CHRIS OKAFOR WAS WITH US