Ho, 10 October, 2020 / 11:48 pm (ACI Africa).
A Catholic Bishop in Ghana has, on the occasion of his 5th anniversary as a Bishop, underscored the value of accountability in the management of Church affairs saying it is a practice that defines success, fostering good relationships.
“Accountability promotes stewardship and inspires confidence between the shepherd and the flock and it is the difference between success and failure,” Bishop Emmanuel Kofi Fianu said Sunday, October 4.
Bishop Fianu who addressing those who joined him to celebrate five years of his episcopal ministry at the Sacred Heart Cathedral, Ho-Bankoe added that accountability fosters good relationships and productive behavior.
“Accountability builds, trust which is essential in any relationship and also improves performance as it eliminates the time and effort spent on distracting activities and other unproductive behaviour,” the Local Ordinary of Ghana’s Ho Diocese who was ordained a Bishop on 3 October 2015 said.
The member of the Society of the Divine Word (S.V.D) Missionaries also used the occasion to launch a five-year Episcopacy Report, which gave accounts of his stewardship in the Diocese of Ho.