I was at St Vincent’s Parish for Community Rosary. The parishioners were there to listen to my introduction of our devotion to the Blessed Virgin Mary. Among those present for this spiritual exercise was Very Rev. Fr Hilary Anisiobi, aged 94, a strong Marian devotee. I taught the People of God the prayer I composed for the recitation of the holy rosary. I hope to make this prayer known by all the faithful and to make it part of the recitation of the rosary: Ezigbo Nne m Marịa, Nne nke Chukwu, biko búrú ekpere m tata bugara nwa Gị Jesu. Mee obi m ka o jupụta na grasịa nke Chukwu. Nyere m aka ibi ńdụ di mma n’ụwa a, ka m were soro ndị Mmụọọma na ndị Nsọ niile kwee ukwe otito nke Chukwu n’ala eze eluigwe. 
         At the end of the rosary and the blessing, with Fr Augustine Ogbunuko, the Parish Priest, and some of the Parish Community leaders, I toured the site of the new hall under construction. The work was not going smoothly but I hoped to pay closer attention to it. I was back to Aguleri before dark. At the end of the day, it is all thanksgiving:
The day is done, its hours have run;
And thou hast taken count of all,
The scanty triumphs grace hath won,
The broken vow, the frequent fall:
Through life’s long day and death’s dark night,
O gentle Jesus, be our light.