The time has come for a unified Igbo Catholic community in the Bronx to thrive under one banner. Many Igbo Catholics in the Bronx find themselves divided among various smaller communities. This fragmentation hinders the growth and spiritual strength of our community as a whole.

Our goal is to bring together all Igbo Catholic men, women, youth, and children, regardless of their current community affiliation, to unite at St. Philip and James Catholic Church located at 116 E 213th Street, Bronx, NY 10469. This congregation is not just about proximity; it is about creating a cohesive environment where cultural and religious practices can flourish together.

The proliferation of multiple Igbo Catholic communities in the Bronx has led to disunity and an inefficient use of resources and efforts. A unified community would not only amplify our voice but also enable us to better support one another and contribute constructively to society.

Imagine a richly diverse and yet harmonized Igbo Catholic community, where shared traditions and mutual support are the norms. Together, we can achieve greater spiritual fulfillment, social cohesion, and a singular, powerful representation of our faith in the Bronx and beyond.

Uniting at St. Philip and James Catholic Church offers ample space and the foundational infrastructure necessary to accommodate a growing congregation. With collective resources and vibrant participation, we can organize meaningful events, celebrate our rich traditions more profoundly, and provide effective support networks.

Your voice and participation are crucial to realizing this vision of unity among Igbo Catholics in the Bronx. Lend your support, join this movement, and be a part of a unified community that honors our shared faith and heritage.

Sign this petition to join the unification process and help create a stronger, more united Igbo Catholic community in the Bronx.