Mumbai: Good Shepherd Church Andheri West organizes 'Novem Jevonn'


News and pic: Rons Bantwal

Daijiworld Media Network – Mumbai (EP)

Mumbai, Sep 12: Monti Fest was solemnized at the Good Shepherd Church, Andheri (W) on Sunday September 11.





Festivities began with children showering flowers and venerating infant Mary. This was followed by a Konkani mass con-celebrated by Fr Hubert Goveas and parish priest Fr Jerome Lobo. Novem was blessed during mass. The mass was complimented by traditional Konkani hymns sung by the Konkani choir.

In the celebrations held later, Novem mixed in milk was served to everyone. Cultural events included Konkani songs, children’s dance, a comedy skit and spot prizes. There was also a raffle draw and the lucky winner walked away with the bumper prize.

Everyone enjoyed the fellowship meal (Novem Jevonn), a traditional Mangalurean vegetarian lunch served with vorn (kheer). Novem and laddoos were distributed to everyone after lunch.

It was truly a memorable day for everyone who was part of the programme. The parishioners thanked Mother Mary for all the graces bestowed on them and on the parish.

  

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