M'luru: Conclusion of St Sebastian Church Permannur centenary celebrations begins


Mohan Kuthar

Daijiworld Media Network – Mangaluru (EP)

Mangaluru, Jan 12: The concluding ceremonies of the year long centenary celebrations of St Sebastian Church Permannur were set in motion on Wednesday evening January 10 in the form of a vehicle rally.

The rally with the statue of the saint commenced from Someshwar and proceeded to Thokkottu church. The centenary celebrations which began on January 15, 2017 will conclude on January 21. The nine days novena will be held from January 10 to January 19. The concluding programmes of the centenary will be held on January 19, 20 and 21.

Mangaluru diocese vicar Fr Denis Moras Prabhu inaugurated the programme by hoisting the centenary flag. The first day's prayers of the nine day novena were held as preparations. Special prayers were held for families.



St Sebastian parish priest Fr J B Saldanha, assistant parish priest Fr Stany Pinto, Fr Laizil D'Souza, principal Fr Edwin Mascarenhas, Thokkottu Divine Center's Fr Joseph, Nehrunagar Aloysius Convent head Sr Benny Baretto, Ullal Nirmal Convent leader Sr Emma Joseph, Permannur Bethel Convent leader Sr Carmine Misquith, St Sebastian church assistant Flavian Lobo, church parish pastoral council vice president Melvin C D'Souza, secretary Ronald Fernandes, centenary celebration committee vice president Demetrias D'Souza, secretary Joselyn D'Souza and Jeremy Monteiro were present.

  

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