Media Release
Mangluru, Dec 23: St Agnes PU College celebrated its Christmas programme ‘Festive Echoes’ on December 23. The resplendent hues of the season were visible on the occasion, which was held in the auditorium and was imbued with great joy and happiness. A charming tableau where God partnered with Mary to save the world from sin by sending Jesus into this world was the focal point.
The tableau showcased how, in this millennium, God wants to partner with the youth to save a world that’s torn asunder by war, anarchy, and chaos by bringing hope, joy, and peace into hearts through acts of kindness, love, and mercy for fellow beings.
The chief guest, Philomena Lobo, former DDPI, DK district, delivered a profound message on the spirit of Christmas and its significance.
The charity drive served as the highlight of the occasion and students wholeheartedly contributed their mite, enhancing the philanthropic spirit and encouraging social sensitivity.
The Agno Christmas carnival was organized to spread the hope and joy associated with the spirit of Christmas. The carnival offered an enchanting atmosphere filled with irrepressible vivacity and gaiety. Enthusiastic participants explored various stalls that offered intricate mehendi designs, delightful baked goodies, a photo booth, and charming Christmas décor.
The event buzzed with energy as competitions like Christmas wreath-making and ornament-making for Christmas trees engaged the creative talents of the participants. Adding to the bonhomie were the games at different counters that brought a playful element into the day and attracted everyone.
The carnival was a smorgasbord of entertainment, creativity, and community spirit, leaving behind cherished memories. The conveners, Lovina Aranha, lecturer in commerce; Anitha Shenoy, lecturer in Hindi; and Ancilla, lecturer in statistics, ensured the success of the carnival through their dedicated efforts.
The emcee for the Christmas programme, Asta D’Souza, orchestrated the event smoothly, Roopashree extended a warm welcome, and Janice expressed gratitude on behalf of everyone gathered. Sr Sannidhi, lecturer in English; Jyothi, lecturer in economics; Venissa, lecturer in chemistry; and Blessy, lecturer in mathematics served as the coordinators and ensured the success of the Christmas programme with their meticulous planning and practice. The Christmas celebration left an enduring impression on the audience, who comprised the principal, Sr Norine D’Souza; the vice principal, Sr Janet Sequiera; the staff; and the students. They were also integral to the merriment and the event’s overall success.