Renovated chapel at Queen of Apostles Convent, Vamanjoor blessed in solemn ceremony


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Mangaluru, Apr 2: The newly renovated chapel at the Queen of Apostles Convent, Vamanjoor, was solemnly blessed and inaugurated in a sacred Eucharistic celebration on March 29, marking a significant moment of spiritual renewal and grace for the Missionary Sisters of the Queen of the Apostles (SRA).

The celebration commenced with a warm welcome, echoing the words of Genesis 28:17, 'How awesome is this place! This is none other than the house of God, and this is the gate of heaven'. The chapel, which has stood as a beacon of prayer and grace for generations, has now been beautifully restored, continuing to serve as a sanctuary of divine encounter.

The Holy Eucharist was presided over by his excellency, Dr Peter Paul Saldanha, bishop of Mangalore whose presence brought immense blessings to the occasion. In his homily, the bishop emphasized the significance of renewal—not only in the physical structure of the chapel but also in the hearts of the faithful. Fr James D’Souza, the parish priest, along with other concelebrants, sisters, novices, and invited guests, graced the occasion with their prayerful participation.

The event was a joyful expression of unity, faith, and gratitude, as many recalled the countless moments of grace experienced within these sacred walls. This sacred occasion was not merely a structural restoration but a profound reminder of the continuous call to spiritual renewal, inviting all to journey as pilgrims of hope and build God's Kingdom in humility and love.

Sr Leena Valookaran SRA, provincial superior proposed the vote of thanks and expressed her gratitude to all who contributed for the renovation of the Chapel.

 

 

  

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