Mangaluru: Infant Jesus Shrine prays for students as exams approach


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Mangaluru, Feb 21: The Infant Jesus Shrine, Bikarnakatte organised a special prayer service for students appearing for examinations on February 21, seeking god’s blessings for their academic success and future.

The Eucharistic celebration was presided over by John Pinto, OCD. In his homily, he highlighted how the examination period often becomes stressful not only for students but also for parents. He encouraged the children to prepare a personal timetable, follow it sincerely, study regularly, and remain calm and confident during exams.

Following the holy Mass, Eucharistic adoration was held, during which special prayers were offered for students, parents, and teachers. The children were later anointed with holy oil and blessed, invoking God’s grace and guidance in their studies.

Addressing the gathering, Fr Stifan Perera, OCD, director of the Shrine, extended his best wishes to the students for success in their examinations and a bright future. Fr Wilson Tauro, OCD, the vocation promoter, concelebrated the Eucharist.

As the year has been declared the ‘Year of the Children’ by the diocese of Mangalore, the prayer service held special significance. The Infant Jesus Shrine has consistently organised such programmes at the beginning of the academic year and during examination periods, reaffirming its commitment to supporting students through prayer and pastoral care.

The event witnessed active participation from students, parents, and teachers, reflecting the Shrine’s role as a centre of faith, encouragement, and spiritual guidance for the community.

 

 

  

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