St. Patrick’s High School ushers in Spirit of Christmas

City News Dec, 4 2024
St. Patrick’s High School ushers in Spirit of Christmas
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KARACHI: The festive spirit has arrived at St. Patrick’s High School, Karachi, as preparations for Christmas begin with full enthusiasm and joy. The school, steeped in rich traditions and a legacy of fostering community values, is celebrating the season with a series of colorful and meaningful activities designed to spread love, unity, and hope.

The school campus has been transformed into a winter wonderland, with sparkling Christmas trees, radiant lights, and handmade decorations crafted by students. The highlight of the decorations is the magnificent Nativity scene, lovingly created to capture the essence of Christmas and to remind all of the timeless story of peace and goodwill.

This year’s Christmas celebrations feature a variety of exciting events:

Christmas Play and Carol Performances: Students from different grades are rehearsing for a heartwarming Christmas play and soul-stirring carol performances that will bring the story of Christmas to life.

Art and Craft Competitions: Creative activities are being held, allowing students to showcase their artistic skills by designing festive cards, ornaments, and posters reflecting the spirit of the season.

Charity Drives: True to the Christmas tradition of giving, the school is organizing special charity initiatives. Students and staff are collecting food, clothing, and other essentials to support underprivileged families in the community, spreading the joy of sharing and caring.

Tree-Lighting Ceremony: A grand tree-lighting ceremony is planned, where students, parents, and teachers will gather to mark the beginning of the festive season.

Rev. Fr. Mario Angelo Rodrigues, the principal of St. Patrick’s High School, shared, “Christmas is not only a celebration but also a time to embrace the values of generosity, kindness, and unity. At St. Patrick’s, we strive to instill these principles in our students, encouraging them to carry the spirit of Christmas into their daily lives.”

The school’s celebrations reflect the multicultural and inclusive spirit of Pakistan, where diverse communities come together to share in the joy of the season. Through its initiatives, St. Patrick’s High School continues to build bridges of understanding, fostering harmony and friendship among all.

The school invites parents, alumni, and the broader community to join in the celebrations and witness the vibrant expressions of creativity and unity as the St. Patrick’s family comes together to make this Christmas truly special.

(Report By: AMBERISH JOSEPH)

Published in The Daily National Courier, December, 04 2024

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