Catholic Priest Calls for Change from negative work ethics
In an interview with Dominic Duut, Executive Director of noblenews.net, Rev. Fr. Michael Kwaku Boahene, Parish Priest of St. Theresa Roman Catholic Church, Kumasi, emphasized the need to challenge negative traditions.
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He questioned the justification of continuing harmful practices simply because “the tradition goes on” in the domain of work
Rev. Fr. Boahene urged Ghanaians to strive for perfection, citing Matthew 5:48, “Be perfect as your Heavenly Father is perfect.” He highlighted examples of individuals who have made positive impacts by rejecting negative practises, encouraging others to follow suit.
The priest expressed optimism that by embracing positive change, Ghana can overcome its challenges and achieve progress.
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His message emphasizes the importance of individual responsibility in shaping the nation’s future.
