Mangalore: Keith D’Souza Ferrar is New YCS President


Mangalore: Keith D’Souza Ferrar is New YCS President
Pics: Tini Canute (Pinky Studio )
News by Rashmi Peris, Bendur

Mangalore, Jul 4: The annual general body meeting and the training programme for the new unit office-bearers of Young Christian Students (YCS) of Mangalore diocese was held at Shanthikiran, Bajjodi, on Sunday July 3.

Fr Ronald Prakash D’Souza, director, YCS/YSM Mangalore Diocese, inaugurated the programme by lighting the lamp. Thereafter he celebrated the Eucharist and inspired the members through his homily.






















Soon after the Eucharist, Fr Charles Menezes, Francis D’Cunha Mulky, and Rohan Pereira, Vamanjoor conducted the leadership training programme for the unit office-bearers on their roles and responsibilities at the unit-level. Fr Ronald D’souza evaluated the deanery and diocesan level programmes and motivated the unit office-bearers to do their duty in an effective manner. He announced annual programmes and asked the members to participate enthusiastically.

In the afternoon, the election for new central council members for the year 2011-2012 was held. Norbert Misquith and Arun Siddakatte, animator of YCS for Mangalore Diocese, were the election commissioners. Rohan Pereira was the master of ceremony. The following members were elected as the new central council:

President  - Keith Renold D’Souza, Ferrar
Vice President – Sunil Jaison D’souza, Permannur
Vice President  - Flavin D’Souza, Vamanjoor
Secretary  - Viwal Pinto, Bajpe
Joint Secretary – Godwin Lobo, Vorkady
Treasurer  - Sachin Saldanha, Bendur
Reporter  - Maria Raveena Veigas, Kulur
Yuvatare  - Jaison Lawrence Dias, Bondel
    
R.T.S    - Shylon Saldana, Bondel
             - Chrishel Vas,Jeppu
D.T.S    - Jason Pereira, Shirtady
               Roshan Fernandes, Madanthyar

National Exco - Jovita D’souza, Ashoknagar
Regional President – Josline Vas, Ashoknagar
Regional Secretary – Enola D’sa, Panir
Cultural Secretary – Herwin Pinto, Vamanjoor

The valedictory and handing over ceremony of the office-bearers was held at 3 pm. Fr Joseph Martis, rector, St Josephs Inter Diocesan Seminary, presided over the function. Fr Charles Menezes, national director, was the chief guest. Rev Fr Joseph Martis felicitated the outgoing council members by giving mementos during the programme. Fr Ronald thanked everyone for their selfless service and support.

Rashmi, Bendur, a delegate representing Mangalore Diocese, shared her experience at the International YCS World Council held in Delhi. The outgoing central council members handed over charge to the newly-elected council.  Tini Canute, out-going president, expressed his gratitude toYCS/YSM for the opportunity that he got in YCS programmes which helped him to grow in his capacities and talents. He thanked everyone for the co-operation and support from his team members and also from the units. New president Keith D’souza expressed his sentiments of gratitude on being elected president of the diocese.

Diocesan president Tini Canute D’costa, Siddakatte, welcomed the gathering. Diocesan Rep Ms. Rashmi Peris, Bendur, compered the programme and Diocesan YCS/YSM director Fr Ronald Prakash D’Souza proposed the vote of thanks. The programme concluded at 4 pm with the YCS anthem.

  

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  • Fr Franklin, paladka/Bangalore

    Sat, Jul 09 2011

    congrats Fr. Rony a simple and dynamic leader of YCS/YSM of mangalore. i am proud of this movement. congrats to the new body. i assure my blessings and support from the region
    Fr Franklin, www.kryc.org

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  • Leslie Fernandes, Ferar Dubai

    Tue, Jul 05 2011

    Dear Keith
    You made us proud.Many congrats to you and your team members.
    From President and committee members of FERARITES UAE, Dubai

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  • Adv. Harry D'souza, Mulki, Dahisar

    Tue, Jul 05 2011

    These yougsters should become ambittious and carrier minded. In this ycm what achivements they make in their life.

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  • Leslie Pinto, Ferar/Urwa/Dubai

    Mon, Jul 04 2011

    Dear Keith

    Congrats to you and your new energetic team of office bearers of YCS. You made the ferarites all over proud. Continue doing a good job and liftup further the name of Ferar Parish.
    God Bless You all

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  • Fr. Maxim Noronha, Bishop's House, Mangalore

    Mon, Jul 04 2011

    Hi Keith,
    I am very happy to know that you are the Diocesan President of YCS for the next year. I wish all the best to you and your new team of office bearers.Congratulations and all the best young boys and girls
    Fr.maxim Noronha

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  • Austin Prabhu, Nantur/Chicago

    Mon, Jul 04 2011

    Congratulations to Keith D'Souza on being elected as the new president of YCS. Wish you and your team members all the best in your future endeavors and God bless.

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  • Anil Fernandes, Ferar / Kuwait

    Mon, Jul 04 2011

    Many Congratulations to Keith D’souza and wishing you and your team all the best. Being Ferarite we are really proud of you. Keep up the good work and be a role model to the all the youth. God Bless You.

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