Monthi Fest: St. Luke's Church, Perth, Australia


From Roshan Fernandes, Perth, Australia

Sep 12: The Perth Konkans came together to celebrate the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary (Monthi Festh) in a traditional way at St Luke’s Parish, Woodvale, Perth on the September 11, 2016. While the choir sang Konkani hymns, Fr. Francisco Mascarenhas celebrated mass in Konkani and emphasised in his homily the importance of carrying on the traditions and culture and passing it down to our children.

Later all got together for a vegetarian meal that was cooked lovingly by the Perth Konkan families and was followed by a cultural feast of Rajasthani Dancing, Mando Singing, Tulu song, Kids doing their jig and enthralling the audience and a hilarious skit from the kids which had the audience in splits with their punch lines. The event was emceed by Delora Serrao and Sean D’Mello.

Delma Suares thanked all those who contributed in their own way organising the event.

  

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  • Roma, kadri Mangalore

    Sat, Sep 17 2016

    Well done Perth konkans.It is good to see you all continuing the tradition of monthi fest in a foreign land.

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