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Mangaluru: YCS unit of Mother of God Church, Shakthinagar celebrates Teachers’ Day

  •   Tue, Sep 04 2018 11:27:10 AM

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Mangaluru, Sep 4: Young Catholic Students (YCS) of Shakthinagar parish arranged Teachers’ Day programme at Mother of God Church, Shakthinagar on September 2. The programme was organized for all the teachers in parish.

Parish priest Fr Gerald D’Souza was the president for the programme. Fr Paul Crasta, assistant parish priest and HM, Kelarai School, Fr Donald Nilesh Crasta, assistant parish priest and assistant director, Codialbail Press, and William Colaco, secretary of parish council and teacher, were present. Juliet B Pinto, eldest teacher in the parish, was the chief guest.



The programme was initiated by a prayer song. Shelton Cutinha, president, YCS, welcomed the gathering. Riya Rodrigues spoke on importance of ‘Teachers’ Day’. A wishing song was sung by the members of YCS. Few games and jokes were conducted. Teachers were felicitated by greeting card and flowers. William Colaco spoke on behalf of teachers. Prajwal Saldhana, secretary, YCS delivered the words of gratitude. Greshal Rodrigues compered the programme.
  

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  • Stephen Castelino, Bangalore

    Wed, Sep 05 2018

    Congratulations to all the YCS unit members of Mother of God Church for organizing the celebration of Teachers day. Indeed it's an Noble act by youngsters of Shakthinagar Parish.
    Keep up the good work.

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