Mangaluru: Votive offering, flag hoisting ceremony held at Infant Jesus Shrine


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Mangaluru, Jan 5: In preparation for the annual feast of Infant Jesus of Prague, a procession of votive offerings (Hore Kannike) and flag hoisting ceremony was held on Saturday evening, January 4. Fr Charles Serrao, Provincial of Carmelites of Karnataka-Goa province flagged off the procession and later presided over a short stage programme, while Fr Dionysius Vas S J, the principal of St Aloysius College was the chief guest. There were four corporators present on the dais.

Ivan D'Souza a well-known Christian community leader and devotee of Infant Jesus addressed the gathering. Fr Dionysius in his message explained the meaning of the incarnation of Jesus and said that Jesus is the Prince of Peace and his devotees should become the ambassadors of peace. Fr Wilfred Rodrigues, Superior of St Joseph’s Monastery welcomed the dignitaries by offering flower pots. Fr Dionysius honoured all those who contributed for the Hore Kannike.



Fr Prakash DCunha the Shrine Pastor compered the program. Later Fr Dionysius blessed the flag and all the dignitaries hoisted in unison the flag of Infant Jesus and thus kicked off the festal celebrations. All were invited to participate actively in the forthcoming festivities. Fr Prakash announced the timings of the holy masses and he said lunch will be served for all the devotees all through the Novena days.

  

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