Preparatory meeting for Christ the King inter-rite celebrations held in Shivamogga


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Shivamogga, Oct 29: A preparatory meeting for the Christ the King interdiocesan celebrations was held on October 29 at Sacred Heart Cathedral, Shivamogga. The meeting was attended by the deans, priests of the Carmel Deanery, and religious, under the leadership of Dr Duming Dias, apostolic administrator of the Diocese of Shimoga.

The meeting began with an opening prayer led by Fr Franklin D’Souza. Then welcome address by Fr Nishant D'Costa. Various responsibilities were discussed and assigned to the participants to ensure the smooth and successful conduct of the celebrations.

The diocese of Shimoga annually celebrates the Solemnity of Christ the King in collaboration with the diocese of Bhadravati, representing the Syro-Malabar faithful, and the diocese of Puttur, representing the Syro-Malankara faithful. This year’s celebration is scheduled for November 22, and will include a Eucharistic celebration followed by a procession through the main streets of Shivamogga city.

Bishop Duming Dias expressed his gratitude to the participants for their commitment and cooperation and extended his blessings for the successful conduct of the celebrations. Msgr Stany D’Souza proposed the vote of thanks, expressing appreciation to all those present for their participation and support.

  

  

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