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Mangalore: Angelore Parish Celebrates Children’s Day

  •   Mon, Nov 15 2010 04:18:34 PM

Daijiworld Media Network – Mangalore (RD/SB)

Mangalore, Nov 15: Guardian Angel parish, Angelore, here celebrated Children’s Day in their parish hall on Sunday November 14 evening.

Variety games, dance shows, singing and jokes by the parish children enthralled the audience at the occasion.

Angelore assistant parish priest Fr Gratian Alvares presided.

Dr Savita Pereira was the chief guest of the occasion. Parish council vice-president Jossy D’Souza was present on the dais.

Angel Fernandes compered the programme.

  

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  • Alwyn stevan pinto, angelore

    Mon, Nov 15 2010

    It is good to see our parish childerns talent on the occation of childerns day.we wish all the best to angelore parish childerns.It is yours day.love and regards.

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  • Alwyn stevan pinto, angelore

    Mon, Nov 15 2010

    It is good see our parish childerns talent on the occation of childerns day.we wish all the best to angelore parish it childerns.It is yours day.love and regards.

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