Mangalore: Bishop lays stress on harmonious coexistence


Daijiworld Media Network – Mangalore (SP)

Mangalore, Aug 18: Mangalore Bishop, Dr Aloysius Paul D'Souza, gave a call to Catholics to fortify their relationships with people from other communities and lay emphasis on a harmonious coexistence.

He was speaking after inaugurating a symposium on 'Steps of Mangalore Diocese towards a new Direction' held at Rosario Cultural Hall here on Sunday August 17.

Fr Faustine Lobo, director of National Pontifical Mission, gave details on the areas in which the diocese can move ahead. MLA, J R Lobo, who was the chief guest called upon the community members to be in readiness and show enthusiasm towards serving different areas including politics.

MLC, Ivan D'Souza, narrated about the rights and responsibilities of Christians. Secretary of the parish council of the diocese, M P Norohna who organized the symposium, was honoured on the occasion.

Fr Joseph Martis compered the programme. Priest of Rosario Church and secretary of Laymen Commission, Fr J B Crasta, Karnataka Konkani Sahitya Academy president, Roy Castelino, chief priest of the diocese, Msgr Denis Moras Prabhu and public relations officer, Fr William Menezes were among those present at the programme.

Secretary M P Noronha, welcomed and delivered the introductory address. Victoria D'Cunha proposed the vote of thanks. John Edward D'Silva host the programme.

  

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