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This book traces the gender inequality in the church since the time of the early church fathers as well as the 1917 Code of Canon law, the Second Vatican Council and the 1983 Code of Canon law. The author explores the consistent pattern of women being unnamed and unnoticed. Yet there are incredible accounts in the Old and New Testament of women as teachers, prophets, judges, healers and deacons. Yet the passages proclaiming them are either excised from the lectionary or left out altogether. This author declares that it is now time to acknowledge and celebrate these forgotten women and to challenge one another and our church to also count them as equally effective leaders in the church. Men and women together are needed in order to live out the true message of equality and inclusivity which has always been the message of the Gospel.

Dr. Octolorin Adeniji-Bello was born and raised in Central Island of Lagos, Nigeria. He attended St.John's School in Aroloya, Lagos and completed his elementary school education in Ibadan Western Region at the St.Michael's Catholic Primary School, Yemetu. He had his secondary education at Eko Boys' High School, Mushin, Lagos. He rose to become a perfect at the school.He proceeded to the United States of America in 1972, where he attended Long Island University, Brooklyn, New York. He was first elected the President of International Student Organization of college in 1973 and the following subsequent years elected President of the Student Government Association and President of the Student Council of the university. He graduated with B.S. degree with the 1976 class. At the university, the author showed his acute sense of observation and proactive tendencies by reversing the fiscal slide of the university and increasing the enrollment of the university with an increase of the minority student population from 9.0% to 45% by the end of his tenure. More scholarship endowment contributions for international students was realized, while the strengthening of the Liberal Arts and Sciences was promoted. He was a member of the University Revitalization Committee of Brooklyn, downtown Fort Greene and Bedford-Stuyvesant sections which burned down during the up-heaval of the 1960'sThe author obtained the Masters of Science and Doctorate degrees in Medical Sciences, majoring in Clinical Immunology at the C.W.Post College, Long Island University and Uppsala University, Sweden, respectively .He received his Anatomic Pathology training at the Catholic Hospitals of Brooklyn and Queens, New York. Dr.Adeniji-Bello is known as an analytical and balanced appraiser of events and situations with no biases.He attained the degree of doctor of Naturopathic medicine (NMD) at the Kingdom College of Natural Health Guam United States of America. Prior, he had doctoral studies in Immuno Pathology at Biomedical Institute at Uppsala Sweden. He received master's degree (MSMB) Medical Biology with concentration in Immunology at the C.W Post College, Long Island University New York. He is board certified in the practice of holistic and herbal medical practice. He developed the HTRF, Human Tissue Restoration Formula. This formula reverses various neoplastic and acute and chronic diseases of internal organs.Dr.Otolorin Adeniji-Bello is the author of the following: Lessons of history for the Nigeria Republic, Observing and diagnosing America, Understanding the differences of the gender-what makes relationship thrive, Pendulum-works like a boomerang and Moving Africa forward, it would start with Nigeria, In print.

I found Angels to Aliens to be great collection of firsthand accounts. The author made a very enjoyable and easily readable selection from the vast number of accounts that had been given to him. Countless times I was struck by the common threads to many of the cases in his collection that are also found in the literature of each topic. His work drives home the point that if you just take the time to simply and politely ask, many will tell you their story. As the reader goes through these stories, many will hear much of the thoughts and feelings of those whom had these strange happenings and most will relate thoughts and feelings of those whom had these strange happenings and most will relate to then. This is more than just a mere collection of "Campfire Ghost Stories", as it brings home the human element and personal connection that cannot be shared by a second hand telling. The reader will be thrilled, humbled and amazed by the courage and bravery that each of his storytellers bring to life with their accounts of experiencing the unexplained. I have read and actually have been in parts of many books of all aspects of the unexplained in my decades of my work in the field, but I can say that this book is well worth the time to invest in reading if you like to hear from the horse's mouth. Matthew Moniz

Observing and Diagnosing America is an attempt to focus the attention of Americans to the problem they pose for themselves and other immigrants in their midst, it highlights the alienation usually felt by naturalized citizens of the United States and the cycle of vicious behaviors toward an innocent population. The book shows that the racist attitudes that were the bases of the founding of the American nation must be discarded, making all immigrants welcome both naturally and psychologically and eliminating discord between races in the country. Unless immigrants come to grip with the situation at hand and start treating one another with respect, the fabrics holding the nation together may break apart at the seams.