450 Faithful Gather in Chandigarh to Celebrate Karma and Migrants’ Day
Around 450 faithful gathered at Christ the King Cathedral, Sector 19-A, Chandigarh, to mark Karma and Migrants’ Day with the celebration of the Holy Eucharist, bringing faith, cultural identity and community fellowship into focus.
The celebration underscored the migrant community’s commitment to preserving its traditions while strengthening its bonds of Christian faith and unity.
The Holy Eucharist was presided over by Rev. Fr. Rohit Paul Xalxo, with Rev. Fr. Xavier Herold and Fr. Stephan Masih concelebrating. Men, women, youth and children participated actively in the liturgy through prayers, hymns and responses, expressing their faith and devotion.
The celebration strengthened the bonds of faith, unity and fellowship among the migrant community. It reaffirmed the importance of preserving cultural traditions while nurturing Christian communion and belonging.
The priests, organisers, volunteers and faithful were appreciated for their valuable contributions to the success of the celebration.
Mr. James Tigga
Program Coordinator
