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NECCOD Breaks Free Finally
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NECCOD Choir Singing for the Holy Mass
After months of being confined to restricted engagements in view of the pandemic, members of the North East Catholic community, Delhi (NECCOD) came together for a full-fledged monthly Eucharistic celebration on November 7, 2021 at the Sacred Heart Cathedral, in New Delhi. The emotional reunion through the Holy Mass, which was celebrated by Rev. Fr. Jacob D Dio, was a well-attended event, with soulful singing by the NECCOD Choir. Inspiring Homily by the Celebrant, and the post-mass interactions amongst members were the other highlights of the much needed ‘coming together’.
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