Convocation for 9th batch of theologians concludes at Jeppu Seminary


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Daijiworld Media Network - Mangaluru (CLP)

Mangaluru, Mar 28: The convocation of the 9th batch of theology for the laity and religious was held at St Joseph’s Seminary, Jeppu on Saturday March 28.

In the presidential address, Bishop said, “It is a joy for me to be here to honour the students of theology. I am happy that you have achieved this divine treasure. Now-a-days children do not attend the catechism classes, and parents too do not guide the children to attend it. We know more about the technological world but our knowledge towards religion is very less. it is sad but a reality. It is a good that 55 students are receiving convocation certificate for theology. I wish more laity should benefit from the course in the coming years”.

Bishop of Mangaluru Aloysius Paul D'Souza distributed 55 students the theology diploma certificates. Out of the 55 students, 30 were religious women and 25 laity.

The programme began with the invocation by the seminary choir. Fr Joseph Martis, rector of St Joseph’s Seminary welcomed the gathering. Jacob Sebastian explained his impressions on the course and the usefulness on the course in life.

During the occasion, Bishop of Mangaluru Aloysius Paul D'Souza released the book 'Devsuthiche Voros(Bhingari publication, seminary).

Dean of theology and co-ordinator of the course, Fr Ronald Serrao was present on the occasion.

  

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