Monthi Fest Celebrated in Uganda


Monthi Fest Celebrated in Uganda

Fr Stephen Lewis

Uganda, Sep 10: Monthi Fest was celebrated with great joy in Uganda for the first time on Thursday September 8.

The Capuchin Friars, from Mangalore, who are Missionaries in Uganda celebrated Monthi Fest along with a few Konkani speaking religious sisters and people who live around Kampala (capital of Uganda). 

The Holy Eucharistic Celebration was presided over by the Major Superior of the Capuchin Friars in Uganda, Fr John Fernandes, in which other Konkani speaking Capuchin Friars joined. 

This is for the first time Mangaloreans in Uganda came together to celebrate this  feast of Blessed Mother. As in Mangalore, paddy corns were blessed, and devotees had lunch together with a variety of vegetables (19 types), with Orn (Piasam) and all were given the sugarcane.

 

  

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  • Canute Carvalho, Udipi Kenya

    Tue, Sep 27 2011

    i missed it father but it was great

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  • Sunil, Capuchin, Kenya

    Mon, Sep 12 2011

    nice photo of the mangalorean community, hope had a good celebration, missed the celebration so much. happy feast to all.

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  • Chetan, Capuchin, Bangalore

    Mon, Sep 12 2011

    Nice to see the picture of Nativity Celebration by the Mangalorean Community headed by Our Capuchin Brothers. I am sure you had sugarcane in abundance in Uganda!! Happy Feast to All

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  • Shilpa D'silva, Mogarnad/Dubai

    Sun, Sep 11 2011

    Nice to see our Mekki datu(Fr. Max). Thanks Daiji!

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