Holy Eucharistic Celebration in Honour of Archbishop John Rodrigues (21st August 2026)
Sr Tara Ohol, along with Novice Srishti Tigga and three of our students—Ms Ricarda D’Sa of Grade 9B, Ms Faustina Pullikkotile of Grade 8C, and Sara Langde of Grade 3A—attended the Holy Eucharist celebrated on the occasion of the birthday of His Eminence Archbishop John Rodrigues on Friday, 21st August 2026, at Holy Name Cathedral, Fort.
The Eucharistic celebration was a meaningful occasion of prayer and thanksgiving, as we joined the faithful in seeking God’s abundant blessings upon His Eminence as he celebrated his birthday.
On behalf of the school, a spiritual bouquet was presented to His Eminence, assuring him of our prayers and good wishes. The spiritual bouquet was a humble expression of our gratitude and affection, and our prayerful wishes for his continued strength, wisdom and guidance as he carries out his ministry.
“Lord, instil in us the desire to aspire” Holy Eucharist (7th August 2026)
The First Friday Mass was celebrated on 7th August 2026 with the theme, “Lord, instil in us the desire to aspire.” The celebration invited everyone to open their hearts to God’s grace and to aspire towards a life of peace, justice and love.
The celebrant, Fr. Gerad D’Souza, delivered a heart-touching homily on the profound love of Christ demonstrated on the Cross. He reminded us of the unconditional and sacrificial love of Jesus and encouraged everyone to reflect this love in our daily lives through forgiveness, compassion, kindness and selfless service.
The readings and Gospel encouraged us to strengthen our faith, listen to God’s voice and remain committed to following Christ. The Prayer of the Faithful included intentions for the Pope, Cardinals, Bishops, Priests and Religious, the school management and staff, students, leaders of our country, and those who are sick, discouraged or facing difficulties.
The Mass concluded with a heartfelt Thanksgiving Prayer, asking Jesus to nourish our souls, guide our families and help us remain close to His merciful love. The celebration ended with the hymn “Count Your Blessings,” leaving everyone with a renewed sense of faith, hope and gratitude.




Called to Shine, Chosen to Serve
First Holy Eucharist New Academic year (2026-27)




Thanksgiving Mass











