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Bangalore: St John the Baptist Church, Vijayanagar

  •   Thu, Sep 10 2009 10:42:50 AM

Bangalore: St John the Baptist Church, Vijayanagar

Pics by Alban Lewis
Daijiworld Media Network - Bangalore

Bangalore, Sep 9: Monti Feast was celebrated at St. John the Baptist Church, Vijayanagar on September 8 at 9 am with children venerating Mother Mary with flowers. 

The Konkani High Mass was concelebrated by Fr Ronald Sequeira along with Fr John Lobo (Parish Priest) and Canute D'Souza. 

Over 150 Manglorean Catholics attended the Mass. 



Apart from sugarcane, sweets and badam milk was distributed to one and all.
  

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  • Fr. Stephen OCD, Mangalore

    Fri, Sep 11 2009

    Happy Monthi Fest to you dear Parishners. I was indeed glad to see you all honouring our Blessed Mother. It is always Mary who unites the Christians and Mothi Fest is a prrof to it. I did remember you all as i celebrated the Eucharist. May Mary our Heavenly Mother intercede for all your needs. God bless you all. We done Fr. John Lobo OCD

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  • Aquin, bangalore

    Thu, Sep 10 2009

    Good pgotography.... n it was indeed a Blessed Day.

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