Christmas Celebrations

 


It was the first Christmas for us new MTTCians and it was worth remembering! The common celebration began at 11 a.m. Rev. Father Jolly Karimpil was the chief guest. Parvathi Thampi sang the prayer song. Then Sheryl welcomed everyone. Rev. Principal Benedict Sir, Fr. Jolly Karimpil, and Fr. Thomas Kayyalakkal delivered the Christmas message. Then the chief guest cut the cake. College Union Chairman Subinjit thanked everyone. The students then presented various programmes related to Christmas.
After that, we sang our Christmas carol song together. We had soo much fun singing and doing some movements together. Different associations shared a sense of precious unity while doing something enjoyable together.



We the social science optional received the first prize for the letter-writing competition. Which made this day extra special and memorable. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to all my dear ones!!

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