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Monthi Fest: Karaval Milan, Dubai

  •   Mon, Sep 21 2015 06:38:57 PM

By Sunil Fernandes

Dubai, Sep 21: Karaval Milan, Dubai celebrated the traditional ‘Monthi Feast’ also known as ‘The Feast of Nativity of Blessed Virgin Mary’ on September 12 at Quick Bite, Restaurant in Deira, Dubai.

Fr Robert Lasrado, the spiritual Director of Konkani community, St Mary’s Church Dubai graced the celebration as a special guest. Addressing the gathering Fr Lasrado appreciated the unity among Karaval Milan members as people from various parishes working together.

Children entered the hall in a procession to offer the flowers to Mother Mary. Then gathering sang traditional Konkani hymns like ‘Sokkod Sangata Mellean’ and ’Moriyek Hogollsiyan’, children showered the flowers to Mother Mary.

Eric D’souza, Ronny Byndoor, Gretta D’souza, Shiny D’souza and Goldina entertained the gathering with melodious Konkani songs. Wilson D’sa conducted various games of children and adults. Prices were distributed to the winners.


The programme started with a warm welcome from President Naveen D’souza and compared by James Pius.
  

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  • RTN MICHAEL MATHIAS SHIRVA ROTARY, PILAR SHIRVA

    Wed, Sep 23 2015

    to all members of karaval milan dubai.wish u happy monthi feast.

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