Mumbai: St Paul celebrates 71st Anniversary Feast


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Daijiworld Media Network- Mumbai

Mumbai, Dec 17: The 71st anniversary St Paul feast and Christmas were celebrated in the auditorium of St Paul’s catholic association in Fort, Mumbai on December 14, 2014.

Anitha Peris and Praveena D’Souza inaugurated the programme at the premises by lighting a lamp.

‘Sahakar’ a souvenir was released on this occasion by Valerian D’Sa.



























Stevan D’Mello said that he resided at the association during 90’s,graduated and started self business with the blessings of St Paul. He also said that St Paul will always reward every charity provided to the association.

Valerian D’Sa said that it is really heartening to see the present youngsters doing excellent charity work for the association. Some members were felicitated for their valuable services to the association and were offered small gifts.

Prominent member and retired income tax superintendent Valerian D’Sa, Stevan D’Mello and mess in charge Mark Menezes were present on the stage.

Organ player cum singer Henry D’Souza, Ivan Fernandes dressed as Santa Claus and the group of Vishal Gras, Sunil Tauro, Rakesh Tauro, Praveen D’Souza, Vivian Machado, Jolson D’Souza and John Prakash Lobo with the comedy skit entertained the gathering. Some exciting games were held and spot prizes were given.

Honorary Secretary Richard D’Souza briefed about the charitable activities of the association. Association president Stany Fernandes welcomed the gathering.

Vishal Gras compered and Rony R Byndoor recorded and broadcast the programme live.

  

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