Welcome to

Catholic Church of St.Andrew's Bolivip Parish

Welcome to our official page. The Catholic Church exists as a spiritual home for believers, a place to deepen faith and love. Find information on our mass schedule, activities and services. May God’s peace be with you!

Welcome to our official page. Di Catholic Church na spiritual home for believers, place wey you fit take deep ya faith and love. Find information about our mass schedule, activities, and services. Make God’s peace dey with you!

Daily Mass Schedule

Monday until Friday

Start: 05.00 PM

Saturday

Start: –

Sunday

Start: 09.00 AM

MASS SCHEDULE

MASS SCHEDULE INFO

Daily Mass

Daily worship to strengthen faith and draw closer to God through prayer, the Word and the Eucharist in a solemn atmosphere.

Special Mass

Services held for certain liturgical celebrations, such as Christmas, Easter, Saints’ Days, as well as special masses of thanksgiving.

Additional Worship

Strengthening faith through group prayer, adoration, the Rosary, the Way of the Cross.

Our Pastor

Where Faith Thrives, Hope Remains

Thomas France

Senior Pastor

OUR daily reflections

DAILY REFLECTION

Reflection

Meditate on God’s words in every step of life, find the meaning behind every event, and get closer to Him through wisdom and love.

Prayer

Through prayer, we find calm, strength, and hope. Talk to God in every step of your life.

Testimony

True stories about God’s love and power that change lives, strengthen faith, and become a blessing to others.

Church History

The establishment of the Catholic Church in Bolivip began in 1967 by the Montfort Missionaries from Canada. The first Mission Station was established in Gatik, which was located in a mountain valley about several hundred miles from the main village of Bolobip. After building the Mission Stasi, the village’s name “Bolobip” in the native dialect was changed to French-Canadian dialect to “Bolivip,” which is used to this day.

The Catholic Church was established in Bolivip in 1967 by the Montfort Missionaries from Canada. The first mission station was set up in Gatik, a mountain valley located several hundred miles from the main village of Bolobip. After the mission station was built, the village name “Bolobip” was adapted into the French-Canadian dialect as “Bolivip,” a name that remains in use today.

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