IN VINEA DOMINI is quite an extraordinary book from a verywell-known and well-respected writer in the Archdiocese ofAbuja, Fr. Kenneth Agwu. It is a compelling, well craftedreflection and attractive literary presentation, that is easy todigest. I am sure that it will attract the attention and admirationof many people.-+John Cardinal Onaiyekan, Archbishop of Abuja (1994 - 2019). This book is a challenge to us priests, particularly the younger priests, who have not learnt to explore and make their latent talents availableand beneficent to the public. It is also an anthology of optimism, perseverance and diligence, written with humility, candour, clarityand deep sense of responsibility. I am convinced that it will offerenduring help to our seminarians in their difficult moments, particularly those whose understanding of the priesthood is not yetclearly defined. I recommend it as their invaluable companion.-Rev. Fr. John Okwoeze Odey, Catholic Diocese of Abakaliki. IN VINEA DOMINI is the fascinating story of one who overcameobstacles, including a measure of self-doubt, to emerge as a priestof the Catholic Church, and by dint of focus, commitment, hardwork and a mind set of ongoing formation or continuous learning, has, with the grace of God, now completed a decade of service inthe Lord's vineyard, and counting. I commend this book, to all, asindeed I am convinced that every reader will find in this tenthanniversary reflections of Fr. Kenneth Agwu, a dose of inspirationand motivation.- Rev. Fr. George Omaku Ehusani, Executive Director, Lux TerraLeadership Foundation. This is a timely book for today's world and her images of thePriesthood. In this book, Fr. Kenneth Agwu, has seized theopportunities of grace to eternally express the clarity of his heart, mind, soul, and spirit about the awesome gifts of the CatholicPriesthood. I am overwhelmed by the insights of the book and I highlyrecommend it for the different degrees of the Holy Orders, Religious, Seminarians and formation centres, parents of priests and alladmirers and supporters of the Holy Priesthood.- Rev. Fr. John-Mary Atep, Vocations