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Kuwait: Canonical Erection of St Daniel Parish at Al-Shuyoukh

  •   Fri, Jan 29 2010 04:16:57 PM

Kuwait: Canonical Erection of St Daniel Parish at Al-Shuyoukh
Report & Pics: Wilson Saldanha Shirthady/Kuwait
Daijiworld Media Network – Mangalore (SB)
 

Kuwait, Jan 29: The canonical erection of St Daniel Comboni parish, Jleeb Al-Shuyoukh here was held on Friday January 29 by reading of decree by vicar general Fr Mathew and bishop Camillo Ballin.  

Bishop Ballin also engraved the board which symbolizes the opening of new parish. As part of the event, Fr Albert Saveriraj was installed as the first parish priest. 

























After offering holy mass, a small felicitation function was arranged that started with formal welcome by Margaret. Bishop Ballin, vicar general Fr Mathew and other priests were honoured with flower bouquets. A short biography of St Daniel Comboni was released by bishop Ballin.  

Lawrence gave a brief introduction of parish and Comboni mission. Gladys and group sung a song composed specially for the occasion. Bishop Ballin along with other priests cut the cake to mark the occasion.  

Bishop Ballin and parish priest Fr Albert gave a short message to the gathered. The programme ended with the vote of thanks by P L Joserph. 

On 24th September 2008, Missionary Saint Daniel Comboni was proclaimed the patron of the mission centre in Jleeb Al-Shuyoukh (Abbassiya). Three priests Fr Albert, Fr George and Fr Joseph were residing at the centre to serve the needs of the Catholic faithful living in Abbassiya which is also known as mini Kerala due to the large number of south Indians (Mangaloreans and Keralites). With the erection of new parish, Kuwait has four parishes in total- Cathedral, Ahmedi, Salmiya and Jleeb Al-Shuyoukh (Abbassiya).
  

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  • Max & Jessie Rasquinha, Mangalore, Houston,Tx

    Sun, Jan 31 2010

    The Government of Kuwait need be complemented and gratefully recognized for their magnanimous gesture in enabling the establishment of St.Daniel Parish at Al-Shuyoukh. The Al-Sabha family have always been gracious and generous for the Indians in providing so many facilities in the Sheikhdom of Kuwait in order to enable their faith and their culture without much restrictions. Indians have dedicated so much for the welfare and success of Kuwait. Bishop Stella had laid the foundation for Catholicism in Kuwait more than 50 years ago with the establishment of Lady of Ahmadi. Faith and spirit of patriotism practised freely in a foreign land enables Indian expatriates to fulfill their national and international dreams and makes the global society to contribute for a cause of mutual friendship and solidarity. God bless Kuwait thru the prayers and religious contribution thru the St. Daniel Parish.

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  • Navin, Sunitha & Fly, Tallur / Kuwait

    Sun, Jan 31 2010

    Congratulations to all St. Daniel parishioners. We pray Gods showers of blessings all of us.

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