The Parish Day celebration is a much-anticipated event that brings the entire parish community together to share in faith, fellowship, and brotherhood. This year, the celebration began with the Holy Qurbana at 8:00 AM, setting the tone for a spiritually enriching and joyous day.
The formal program commenced with an invocation song and the lighting of the lamp, symbolizing unity and the light of Christ in our community. Mr. James Jacob, Trustee, extended a warm welcome to everyone present. The Presidential Address was delivered by our parish priest, Msgr. Sunny Mathew Kunnampadavil CMF, who emphasized the importance of community and collective faith.
The program included the honouring of priests and nuns from our parish community, recognizing their invaluable contributions. The trustees were also honored for their dedicated service, alongside the office bearers of various associations, parish council members, and other special contributors, including the CA, accountants, sacristan, manager, secretary, and staff. Green Zone that received the highest points in the sports day competition were also felicitated.
The chief guest, Rev. Dr. Xavier Manavath CMF, Episcopal Vicar for Religious, Archdiocese of Bangalore, Manager of Claretian Institutions, and Superior of Claretian House, Jalahalli, delivered an inspiring felicitation speech. He highlighted the need for the parish community to support one another in faith and service.
This year, academic excellence was celebrated as well, with special recognition given to:
A milestone for the parish was the official launch of the parish website, inaugurated by our parish priest, Msgr. Sunny Mathew CMF, marking a new era of digital connection and communication for the parish.
The program concluded with a Vote of Thanks delivered by Mr. Paulson Thomas, Trustee. The celebrations continued with vibrant ward-wise cultural performances, showcasing the talents and creativity of parish members. The joyous day ended with a Snehavirunnu (fellowship meal), strengthening bonds within the community.