San Francisco September 8, 2007: The INFOCUS group of Indian Christian community of the greater San Francisco Bay area celebrated Monthi Fest at St. Thomas of Canterbury Church, San Jose, CA.
The nativity celebrations began with a procession as children walked with flowers in their hands to offer to Mother Mary. Fr. George Aranha offered the mass which was attended by a large gathering. Children took an active part in the service with choir and reading. The coordinator of INFOCUS Cresentia Lobo thanked the gathering and announced the forthcoming get-together.
The Indian Catholic community (INFOCUS) consists of Catholics residing in Bay Area, a majority of whom hail from Mangalore. They celebrate important festivals and get together first Sunday of every month.
The mass was followed by a luncheon at the nearest park. People enjoyed over 25 varieties of delicious Indian food which was prepared and brought by the members. The lunch was followed by various games participated actively by everyone.
For pictures of this event, visit www.myinfocus.org
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INFOCUS welcomes Indian Catholics living in Northern California.
About INFOCUS
INFOCUS is a spiritual community group of Indian Catholic in the greater San Francisco Bay Area in California. INFOCUS community members meet every month on a Sunday for a Catholic Mass followed by lunch and recreation.
INFOCUS has a wide range of members as diverse as India. We always meet at the same location -
St.Thomas of Canterbury Church (1522, McCoy Ave, San Jose) at 12:30 for mass.
Please feel free to extend this invitation to family and friends who would like to join us at these gatherings and send us their email address so that we can notify them about future gatherings.Visit www.myinfocus.org for more information