Kuwait: First Holy Communion Party of KCWA, a Grand Success


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Media Release

Kuwait, May 15: Kuwait Canara Welfare Association (KCWA), a premiere Mangalorean Catholic Association, here successfully organized the first Holy Communion party of its members' children for the fifth year at Al-Farha hall, Salmiya on Friday May 13.

The celebration began from 7.00 pm onwards. Five of members’ children participated in the community celebration of their First Holy Communion with KCWA along with over 400 guests.

The children who took part in the communion wer  Rebecca D’Souza, Lavita Cutinha, Leiton Pinto, Astrel Menezes and Jocelyn Veigas. After the general welcome by the host, all the communion children walked in with a procession and cut the cake together after the prayer and hymn session.


















































President Stephen Machado welcomed all the guests. Fr Blany Pinto, parish priest of St Therese Parish, Salmiya proposed the toast and congratulated and blessed all the First Communion recipients. On behalf of parents Jossie Pinto replied to the toast and thanked KCWA for organizing such a wonderful celebration. Visiting priest Fr Walter Lewis presented mementos to children on behalf of KCWA.

Various games for children and adults were organized along with lots of spot prizes. Sunitha D’Silva compered the event to perfection and Dr Manohar Prabhu conducted the games.

All the guests enjoyed the scintillating music of popular DJ Spinners (Sudhi Fronteiro) as they danced their hearts out. Kiran, Joylin and Lancy joined in for some live singing.

Snacks, refreshments and delicious dinner were served to all by M&M Confectionery and restaurant. The well organized party concluded at 11.00 pm with a baila session and singing of Laudate. Praveen Menezes co-ordinated the whole event.

  

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  • Rennie Machado, Karkala/Kuwait

    Mon, May 16 2011

    Congratulations to KCWA,meaningful community celebrations...Hats off to all the Committee members who worked hand in hand for the success of this party.

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  • Patrick menezes, Udupi/Kuwait

    Sun, May 15 2011

    This is something new and innovative celebration method in which all community people will gather,celebrate & understanding the true meaning of first holy communion with this 5 children. I wish all the Gulf mangloreans will follow the same and live in unity.

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  • Gretta, Mumbai/Kuwait

    Sun, May 15 2011

    Superb initiative by KCWA!!!!!

    This is the true meaning of 'communion'. Sadly, Mangalorean Catholics make this special event an extravagant one, where the true meaning gets left out. Hope all parishes in India and elsewhere start promoting community celebrations of First Holy Communion.

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  • Ailine Carnelio, Karkala, Kuwait

    Sun, May 15 2011

    Congratulations to all the 5 children who have received jesus first time in their life & also a big congratulations to KCWA who has done a noble deed.

    Lord Jesus says where 2 or more gathered in my name I shall be there amidst you. So truly Lord Jesus dwelt among these 5 children. This only happened because of KCWA who always brings every member under its umbrella as one family.

    HATS OFF TO KCWA. LONG LIVE KCWA

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