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Catholics in Trinidad and Tobago are celebrating the Jubilee of Hope this weekend, with activities taking place from October 10 to 12 at the Centre of Excellence in Macoya. The festival’s theme, “Hope in Christ,” highlights the Jubilee Year’s focus on renewal, reconciliation, and the church’s mission to spread hope among the community.
The celebration commenced on October 10 with a Eucharistic procession that began at the St. Charles Roman Catholic Church in Tunapuna and concluded at the Centre of Excellence. During the event, Archbishop Jason Gordon urged attendees to practice charity, emphasizing the importance of community support. He encouraged participants to bring non-perishable food items to the festival, which will be collected and distributed to those in need. “What we are asking you is when you’re coming to the festival to bring some non-perishable items that we will collect and distribute to the poor on behalf of the church,” Gordon stated.
On October 11, several government officials attended the celebrations, including Ministers Barry Padarath, Kennedy Swaratsingh, and Vandana Mohit, as well as Opposition Leader Pennelope Beckles. The festival aims to foster a spirit of generosity and community engagement among participants, aligning with the core values of the Catholic faith.
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The Eucharist will remain at the Centre of Excellence throughout the duration of the celebrations, marking a significant moment for the local Catholic community. The event is designed to bring together individuals from various backgrounds to engage in acts of kindness and support for one another.
Participants are encouraged to take part in various activities planned for the Jubilee of Hope, which include workshops, prayer sessions, and community outreach initiatives. The festival serves as a reminder of the importance of hope and unity within the church and the broader community.
As the celebrations continue, attendees are invited to reflect on the meaning of hope in their lives and how they can contribute to the well-being of others. The Jubilee of Hope is not only a time for spiritual renewal but also an opportunity for Catholics to strengthen their bonds with one another and with the wider community.
In addition to the religious aspects of the festival, there will be opportunities for social interaction and fellowship among participants. This gathering aims to create a sense of belonging and shared purpose, reinforcing the values of compassion and service that are central to the Catholic faith.
Overall, the Jubilee of Hope represents a significant occasion for Catholics in Trinidad and Tobago, as they come together to celebrate their faith and commitment to helping those in need. The event is expected to draw a large number of attendees, reflecting the strong sense of community and support within the Catholic Church in the region.
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