July 28, 2024 - The Foundational Community Commission of Church organized an enlightening training program under the theme "See, Listen, and Love" on Sunday evening. The event, which took place at 4:00 PM, saw an impressive turnout with 93 parish members actively participating in this enriching session.
The program, meticulously planned and executed by the commission, aimed to foster a deeper understanding of community engagement and spiritual growth among the participants. The choice of theme, "See, Listen, and Love," underscored the importance of empathy, active listening, and compassion in building stronger community bonds.
Reverend Fr. Harold Pereira served as the resource person for the event. Known for his expertise in community building and spiritual guidance, Fr. Pereira delivered a comprehensive presentation, offering valuable insights and practical advice to the attendees. His session was well-received, with participants noting the depth of information and its relevance to their daily lives and community interactions.
The event commenced with a solemn procession of the Holy Book, setting a reverent tone for the proceedings. This symbolic gesture emphasized the spiritual foundation of the community and the importance of scriptural guidance in their endeavors.
Ms. Shweta Pinto, the Leader of the commission, extended a warm welcome to all present. Her words of welcome set an inclusive and inviting atmosphere, encouraging active participation from all attendees.
The vote of thanks was delivered by Ms. Laila Barnes, who expressed heartfelt gratitude to all participants and contributors. She specifically acknowledged those who had worked behind the scenes to make the event a success, highlighting the collaborative spirit of the community.
The entire program was conducted under the leadership of Parish Vicar, Fr. Ronald Miranda. His presence and guidance added gravitas to the event, underlining the parish's commitment to community development and spiritual growth.
This training program marks a significant step in the Church's ongoing efforts to strengthen community ties and deepen spiritual understanding among its members. The impressive attendance and engaged participation suggest a strong interest within the community for such initiatives.
As the event concluded, participants left with new insights and a renewed sense of purpose in their roles within the community. Many expressed their appreciation for the practical nature of the training and looked forward to implementing the lessons learned in their daily lives and community interactions.
The success of this program sets a positive precedent for future initiatives by the Foundational Community Commission, promising more engaging and enlightening events for the Church community in the future.
