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Mulki: 125 Year Jubilee Celebration Cross Received at Pakshikere Parish

  •   Thu, Nov 24 2011 11:24:36 AM

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Mulki, Nov 24: The Mangalore Diocese 125th year jubilee celebration cross reached Pakshikere parish here on Wednesday November 23.

Parish priest of Mulki Fr Norbert Lobo with his parishioners brought the cross in procession he handed it over to Fr Andrew D’Souza and Fr Sunil Pinto at the market place. Dolphi Miranda the vice president of the parish received the flag.

A day of adoration and retreat will be held in the parish on Friday November 25.

Fr Anil SVD, Fr Sunil Praveen Pinto and Fr Andrew Leo D’Souza will preach on 'The importance of the Cross in Christian life'. Music ministry will be done by Br William D'Souza.

Fr Andrew D’Souza and Fr Sunil Pinto conducted the adoration of the cross and finally parishioners paid respect to the cross. On

The cross installed in the parish will continue its journey to the Kateel Parish on Friday.

Parishioners gathered in large numbers to welcome the cross.
  

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  • Rosita, Auckland

    Fri, Nov 25 2011

    Congratulations on your 125 Year Jubilee. I am reminded of an Aranha Family, Bessy Aranha in Mulki. She has a daughter called Charlotte and I would like to get in touch with them if possible. Thanks.

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  • Vincent Patrao, Pakshikere

    Thu, Nov 24 2011

    Proud to be a parishoner of Pakshikere and recieve the cross. may it bring peace & harmony to all. God Bless All.

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