Priest Apologizes for Singing Secular Song by King Paluta in Church
Rev. Father Peter Kusi Twumasi, a Catholic priest serving at St. Stephen Rectorate in Bodomase, in the Ashanti region, has unconditionally apologized for singing King Paluta’s song at church.
A few days ago, a video of a priest and the crowd joyfully performing King Paluta’s song from a Catholic church in Paris went viral.
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However, the Catholic priest responded with a press release after the video went viral and social media users started commenting.
He said that by singing a secular song in a church, he let his defenses down. He did not want to offend the Catholic Church’s traditions. In addition, he acknowledged complete accountability for his deeds and vowed never to do them again.
“I am appalled by the way this incident has gained more publicity and embarrassed our community on social media. A portion of the message said, “I accept full responsibility for my error and I guarantee that it won’t happen again.
