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Mangaluru: Vigour and enthusiasm mark ICYM’s Yuva Samavesh 2015

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August 24, 2015

Mangaluru, Aug 24: With great zeal and enthusiasm the Indian Catholic Youth Movement (ICYM) - Episcopal City Deanery, organized Yuva Samavesh 2015 on Sunday at Rosario Church Hall in the city.

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Around 150 youth were present. Mr.Leon Saldanha was the convener for the event. The theme of the program “Youth Unity, Builds Community” was inaugurated by the guests in a unique way.

Mangaluru City Corporation Mayor Jacintha Alfred, who was the chief guest inspired the youth with her encouraging words.

Then the president of Yuva Samavesh, Fr JB Crasta exhorted the youth to have a positive thought in all that they do. Mr Robin Cutino conducted the ice breaker session.

An effective session on the main theme of the programme was conducted by Fr Robert, the Principal of Lourdes Central School, followed by Eucharistic celebration.

The afternoon session was a fun-filled session where the Dynamic Youth of Episcopal City Deanery units presented their talents and that was really appreciable. Various interesting games and group activities were conducted in which the youth actively participated.

The programme commenced with a prayer song. Mr.Winston compered the formal programme. The event concluded with the feedback session that was conducted by Mr Robin Cutino.

Jacintha Alfred, Fr Santosh Lobo and Jonita Rasquinha were felicitated by Fr JB Crasta for their service to the society and towards youth.

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