As customary, the National Association of Catholic Theologians (NACATHS), held her week long program, which spanned from 10^th May to 16^th May, 2021. The program was packed full with so many necessary, interesting and insightful exercises. During the course of the program, there was a football match between the brothers of the second year theology and third year theology. The brothers of the third year theology were victorious as they defeated the bothers of the second year theology 5 goals to 3 and later faced the Reverends and brothers of the fourth year theology which ended 2:1 in favour of the Reverends and brothers of the fourth year theology. One important part of the program was the NACATHS Charity Outreach to the Rosarian Orphanage home at Sango, Ibadan, where material items and cash donation of N10, 000 were given to the Orphanage.

On Friday, 14^th May, 2021, a lecture was held in the Seminary Auditorium, titled, “Induced Depression: Approaches to Assisting Parties in Sexual Harassment Cases.” During the lecture, the guest speaker, Rev. Fr. Felix-Kingsley Obialo, emphasized that there are truly cases of sexual harassment in the society, which have led many persons into depression. Depression is a mental disordered cause by varied social adversities with Deadly consequences. As such, we are to seek ways to assist those in depression. Accordingly, this can best be done through means such as, knowing the position of the Church concerning sexual harassment and depression, counselling the victims and always being near to them with patience, empathy and understanding. The lecture was ably moderated by Rev. Fr. Daniel Koumah.

Finally, the program came to a close with a Thanksgiving offering at mass on 16^th May, 2021. Indeed the NACATHS week for the 2020/2021 session, was a success and was enriching to all who participated.