In a profound display of faith and devotion, thousands of pilgrims from across neighbouring regions journeyed to the sacred site of the Miraculous Cross on Friday, marking the diocesan Day of Reparation.
From the early hours of the morning, groups of faithful were seen making their way toward Nandgad, united in prayer and spiritual purpose. The pilgrimage itself became a deeply moving experience, as devotees walked in reverence—reciting the Rosary, singing hymns, and pausing for moments of silent reflection. Each step symbolised personal intentions, sacrifices, and hopes offered in faith.
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Upon reaching the holy site, pilgrims approached the Miraculous Cross with deep reverence, viewing it as a symbol of divine grace and hope. Many spent time in quiet prayer, entrusting their needs and those of their families to God, creating an atmosphere marked by humility and spiritual intensity.
The highlight of the day was the solemn celebration of the Holy Eucharist, presided over by Peter Machado and concelebrated by Derek Fernandes, along with several priests. The liturgy brought the faithful together in unity, emphasizing themes of repentance, renewal, and divine mercy.
The annual pilgrimage once again underscored the enduring power of faith to unite people across distances, drawing them closer to God through prayer, sacrifice, and communal worship.
