Karkala: Annual feast of Attur St Lawrence Basilica from Jan 27 till 31


Daijiworld Media Network – Karkal (EP)

Karkala, Dec 1: The annual feast of St Lawrence Basilica, Attur, Karkala will be celebrated for five days with masses and prayers from January 27 till January 31, 2019. The theme for the festival is ‘I am holy, you too be holy.’

The Novena for the feast will start on January 18.

Special masses will be offered for children on January 27. Bishop Emeritus Dr Aloysius Paul D’ Souza will be the main celebrant.

Masses for the sick and special prayers will be offered on January 28 by Dr Robert Miranda, bishop of Gulbarga.

Mass on January 29 will be offered by bishop of Mangaluru Dr Peter Paul Saldanha.

Dr Lawrence Mukunzi, bishop of Belthangady will be the chief celebrant of mass on January 30.

The mass on January 31 will be offered by Dr Gerald Isaac Lobo, bishop of Udupi diocese. Prayers for the sick will also be held after each mass during the days of the feast.

Ample parking facilities are provided and CCTVs are installed for security. Confessions are arranged for the devotees in the new hall. Religious items and candles are sold in the stalls of the Basilica. Special arrangements are made to accept requests for masses.

  

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