FEAST OF CHRIST THE KING AND MAVUNO DAY CELEBRATION IN THE PARISHES

All parishes are invited to joyfully celebrate the Feast of Christ the King, which also marks the Mavuno Day (Harvest Day) celebration in the Diocese.

This important liturgical celebration recognizes Christ as the Universal King and Shepherd of all creation, calling the faithful to renew their commitment to His Kingdom of justice, peace, and love. It is also a special day of thanksgiving for the fruits of the land, work, and all blessings received throughout the year.

Parishes are encouraged to organize Holy Mass, thanksgiving offerings, and harvest activities as expressions of gratitude to God. The faithful are invited to participate actively by bringing their harvest gifts and joining in communal celebrations of prayer, praise, and fellowship.

This day also serves as an opportunity to support parish development projects and strengthen unity within parish communities as they celebrate God’s providence together.

All parishioners are warmly encouraged to take part in this joyful celebration of Christ the King and Mavuno Day.

“Christ the King reigns forever in our hearts.”