Philip Naameh

Philip Naameh (8 September 1948–) is a Ghanaian prelate of the Roman Catholic Church who serves as the archbishop of the Archdiocese of Tamale. Quotes The presence of 22 different ethnic groups in our diocese is a problem but it is also a reason for hope for the future. It presents a challenge because it means being familiar with 22 different traditions and customs, but it is also a motive for hope because these differences are a source of mutual enrichment. “Unemployment, illiteracy, clashes among 22 different ethnic groups are main obstacles for evangelisation” says Bishop Naameh of Damongo diocese in northern Ghana (18 February 2005) Fides News Agency We are already struggling to teach morality to our children at all levels in our schools and they want to bring this in. It is unacceptable. CATHOLIC BISHOPS REJECT COMPREHENSIVE SEXUALITY EDUCATION (30 September 2019) Aware that in every competition there are bound to be winners and losers, we wish to call on all stakeholders to exhibit maturity in accepting both defeat and victory. In this way, reactions to any of the two conditions would be measured, modest and charitable towards one another. GCBC APPEAL FOR CALM (16 December 2020) External links Category:1948 births Category:Catholics from Ghana Category:Roman Catholic archbishops Category:Living people