The Christian community of Kurdi, Sanguem, celebrated the Feast of the Sacred Heart of Jesus with great devotion and enthusiasm, marking 44 years of uninterrupted observance of the annual religious event.
Although the original chapel was relocated during the rehabilitation of Kurdi residents to Vaddem Colony No. 1, the faith and traditions associated with the Sacred Heart of Jesus Chapel continue to thrive. Large numbers of devotees from Kurdi and various parts of Goa gathered to participate in the celebrations, reflecting the enduring spiritual significance of the feast.
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The annual feast drew people of all ages, with prayers, thanksgiving services, and community gatherings forming an integral part of the celebrations. The event also stood out as a symbol of communal harmony, as people from different religious backgrounds joined the festivities and offered their support.
Organisers expressed gratitude to all devotees and well-wishers who have helped keep the tradition alive over the past four decades. They noted that the continued participation of people from different communities highlights the values of unity, brotherhood, and mutual respect that the feast represents.
As the Sacred Heart of Jesus Feast completes its 44th year, the celebration remains a cherished tradition for the people of Kurdi, strengthening both faith and community bonds among residents and visitors alike.
