Mangalore: Festal Celebrations Begin at Blessed Joseph Vaz Shrine


Mangalore: Festal Celebrations Begin at Blessed Joseph Vaz Shrine

Stanley Bantwal
Daijiworld Media Network—Mangalore (RD)

Mangalore, Nov 28: A procession of head load offerings was held from Blessed Joseph Vaz parish, Mudipu to the shrine located on a nearby hillock on Sunday November 27.

Mudipu parish priest and Blessed Joseph Vaz shrine director Fr Gregory D’Souza and Ranipura–Rishivana director Fr John Sequeira welcomed the procession at the hill shrine and blessed the offerings.


Mudipu parish council vice-president Felix D’Souza and entrepreneur Joseph Monteiro were present.
Fr John Sequeira offered Holy Mass at the hill shrine on the occasion.  A large number of parishioners and the faithful from the city deanery attended the religious celebration that was themed ‘Those Who Give Generously are Dear to God’.

Mudipu assistant parish priest Fr Vinod Lobo proposed the vote of thanks. Santosh Lobo compered the programme.
 
Special prayers will be held on Monday November 28 at 7.45 am for elderly parents on the theme, ‘Elders Bear Resemblance to God’ and for children on the theme ‘Children are Gift of God’ on Tuesday November 29 at 7.45 am.

The three-day festal celebrations will begin on Wednesday November 30 at 10.30 am with the concelebrating of the festal Eucharistic Mass by Bishop Dr Aloysius Paul D’Souza.

Fr Joseph Martis, director of St Joseph Seminary, will preside over the festal Holy Mass at 10.30 am on Thursday December 1.

Fr Andrew D’Souza, parish priest of St Lawrence parish, Bondel, will preside over the festal Holy Mass at 11.00 am on Friday November 2. Benediction of the Holy Sacrament will be held at the parish at 9.30 am and 4.00 pm on Friday. Free lunch is organized for the devotees during the festal celebrations.

  

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  • OLWYN D'SOUZA, RANIPURA

    Wed, Dec 14 2011

    Blessed Joseph vaz Pray for us all.

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  • Candle, Mangalore

    Mon, Nov 28 2011

    This is one of the finest shrine in Mangalore (Mudipu)located top of the hill filled with serenity & tranquil.If any one thinking of rejuvenating must visit this place.Meditation cave is my favorite place.I am not talking on religious point of view.Visit the place spend some time in silence inside the cave, and you will see the difference

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  • ANIL&JANET MISQUITH, UPPER BENDORE /DUBAI

    Mon, Nov 28 2011

    BLESSED JOSEPH VAZ PRAY FOR US ALL

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  • gerald, modanakp\ bantwal

    Mon, Nov 28 2011

    GOD BLESS YOU ALL - MAY THE LIVING MESSENGER OF PEACE SHOWER HIS CHOICEST BLESSINGS ON YOU AND YOUR FAMILY MEMBERS.

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  • Harry, Mangalor /Qatar

    Mon, Nov 28 2011

    touched with faith of people,also with offerings,
    Hope all this will be used for good cause.

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  • Rose, Mangalore

    Mon, Nov 28 2011

    God will be truly pleased with his children bringing their offering in thanksgiving to the Lord. The people have walked miles carrying their offering with great devotion. May God bless them all.

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  • Wilfred lobo, Bantwal/Kuwait

    Mon, Nov 28 2011

    Blessed Joseph vaz Prey for us all.

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