Mangaluru: Feast of St Ignatius of Loyola celebrated at Gonzaga School


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Mangaluru, Jul 31: The feast of St Ignatius of Loyola, the founder of the Society of Jesus, was celebrated with great enthusiasm on July 30 at the St Aloysius Gonzaga School Hall for students of classes VI to XII. The event was graced by Fr Ajay D’Silva SJ, administrator of Fathima Retreat House, Mangaluru, along with principal Fr Rohan D’Almeida SJ and vice principal Laurel D’Souza.

In his address, Fr Ajay Silva mentioned ‘7 Cs’ - commitment, collaboration, and contemplation, to name a few - conveying the Ignatian spirit, and inspired the students by sharing how St Ignatius’ life was transformed into one of service and devotion to God.

The principal’s message urged students to follow St Ignatius’ values and strive for the greater glory of God. Classes I to V celebrated the feast which was graced by the principal and the vice-principal. Highlights of the celebration included a prayer song, live demonstration on the life of St Ignatius of Loyola, skit, special song, dance performance, and a video presentation showcasing competitions held for the feast.

The winners of solo singing, online quiz, and sports competitions were felicitated during the programme. The event brought together the vibrant spirit of the school community to honour the life and values of the patron saint of the Jesuits.

 

 

  

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