The Missing tribes of Assam (Documentary)

Assembly of students before Classes begin.

Arial view of Panisagar Holy Cross Students at the assembly ground.

HOLY CROSS YOUTH & THE ROSARY

HOLY ROSS YOUTH of ASHA mainly College students living in a rented houses in the town of Agartala organised Rosary Prayer during the month of October. They have succeded in praying the Rosary to most of the houses of the youth. This shows that they are motivated in their spiritual life and practice in their lives. They pray for one another through the intercession of Mother. By coming together some neigbouring family members also joined the prayer group and thus they indirectly witness their faith to other people. We request your prayer for this Youth group that they may grown in their faith and inspire other youth too.

VIDEO CLIP ON ASHA - 2009

Nutshell presentation of the work of an NGO called Assocation of Social and Human Advancmement (ASHA) which is the official social service wings of the fathers of Holy Cross, northeast India, situated at Damdamia, lembucherra post, Agartala, West Tripura, INDIA.

Bamboo Craft Training - ASHA Holy Cross, 2009

(ASHA) HOLY CROSS CENTER renders its service for training of the local ordinary people in Bamboo Craft, in collaboration with the government of Tripura. Many of the artesians have passed out from ASHA center and started their own production in their own places.

Here, we have a short video clip of Bamboo craft training being conducted in ASHA center.

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DVD/VCD AVAILABLE

The First Holy Eucharistic Procession organised by AICU, on the 31, Oct 2009 at Astabal ground Agartala was recorded in digital media by Holy Cross Media Ministry.

Now, it is available for the public in the form of DVD and VCD which are available with the AICU LEADERS. It may not be entertaining, but it is worth to have for documentation and remembrance of this great event.

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Walking For Peace

About three hundred students comprising of the Young Student Movement (YSM) and Peace Club of Holy Cross School, Kathalcherra walked six kilometers all the way under the hot sun, raising placards and banners on the theme peace, singing patriotic songs and slogan for peace. This is to bring peace and harmony in the society today and tomorrow as they are preparing themselves to be responsible citizens of the country.

The peace rally ended at the school campus of the Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya (JNV), 82 miles where the students of JNV joined in walking for peace. The concluding ceremony was organized at the JNV School by the students of Holy Cross School with variety entertainments, like dances, speeches and

This is also an occasion for the students of Holy Cross School, Kathalcherra to meet and interact for a good cause with the students of JNV

Fr. CV Jose principal of Holy Cross School, Kathalcherra emphasized that, “Peace is the value we cherish most and it does not come without sacrifice. Today by walking for peace we want to show that peace is possible”.

Media coverage by Holy Cross Media Ministry, ASHA, Agartala.

The whole event of peace rally is available in DVD at Holy Cross Media Ministry, ASHA, Agartala

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Panisagar Holy Cross School

Panisagar Holy Cross School celebrated Annual Day cum Children's Day on the 16 November 2009.
The occasion was graced with the presence of the chief guest Dr. Sankar Das Chief Medical Surgoen of Panisagar Hospital, Fr. Adaikalam a senior Holy Cross missionary in Tripura, Fr. John PKC the Director of Holy Cross Media Ministry along with good number of parents and well wishers.

Being Children's day, the teachers staged beautiful and educative programs which were entertaining for the students. Some of the artists among the students also performed their talents . It was also a day to honour those students who came out with fying colors in their academinc as well as in the various activities organised by the school.

The chief guest expressed his appreciation for the dedication and service of the Holy Cross School management in developing the talents of the students not only in academic but also in various fields to make the students grow as good human person.

FIRST TIME IN TRIPURA CATHOLIC CHURCH

First Eucharistic Procession

The first ever Eucharistic Procession for the whole Tripura (Agartala Diocese) was successfully organized at Agartala town by All India Catholic Union of Agartala Diocese (AICU) on 31st October 2009. The program began with exposition of Holy Eucharist by Rev. Fr. Hormis John CSC, Vicar of the Diocese and Rev. Fr. Cyprian SVD led the faithful into a prayerful atmosphere. There were readings of Holy Scriptures in different languages and breaking the word of God in Bengali by Rev. Fr. Joachim SVD, Fr. Sunny SDB shared in English and Fr. Joe Paul CSC in Kokborak language.

The climax of the program was Eucharistic procession in the streets of Agartala town by more than Eight thousand (8000) faithful coming from 16 parishes of Agartala diocese. This was the first time that the Catholic Church in Tripura gathered in such a large number to profess their faith in public and proclaiming Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior. Thanks to the government for introducing good transport and communications system which enhance the successful participation of this gathering.

The procession came to an end with the Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament, led by Most Rev Bishop Lumen Monteiro, CSC DD Bishop of Agartala. The program came to an end with words of thanks and gratitude from Mr. Paul Darlong, the secretary of AICU on behalf of the organizing committee to all the participants.

Reporter: Fr. John PKC, CSC
Holy Cross Media

Pictures are available at the right column:

FIRST TIME IN TRIPURA CATHOLIC CHURCH

First Eucharistic Procession

The first ever Eucharistic Procession for the whole Tripura (Agartala Diocese) was successfully organized at Agartala town by All India Catholic Union of Agartala Diocese (IACU) on 31st October 2009. The program began with exposition of Holy Eucharist by Rev. Fr. Hormis John CSC, Vicar of the Diocese and Rev. Fr. Suprian SVD led the faithful into a prayerful atmosphere. There were readings of Holy Scriptures in different languages and breaking the word of God in Bengali by Rev. Fr. Joachim SVD, Fr. Sunny SDB shared in English and Fr. Joe Paul CSC in Kokborak language.

The climax of the program was Eucharistic procession in the streets of Agartala town by more than three thousand faithful coming from 16 parishes of Agartala diocese. This was the first time that the Catholic Church in Tripura gathered in such a large number to profess their faith in public and proclaiming Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior. Thanks to the government for introducing good transport and communications system which enhance the successful participation of this gathering.

The procession came to an end with the Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament, led by Most Rev Bishop Lumen Monteiro, CSC DD Bishop of Agartala. The program came to an end with words of thanks and gratitude from Mr. Paul Darlong, the secretary of AICU on behalf of the organizing committee to all the participants.

Reporter: Fr. John PKC, CSC
Holy Cross Media

Pictures are available at the right column:

ASHA YOUTH

Inter-diocese Cultural Exchange Program

Inter-diocese Cultural Exchange Program between Agartala diocese and Kohima diocese was organized by JUST from 18th – 26th September 2009.

About 40 youth from Agartala diocese under the leadership of Rev Fr. John PKC, CSC, went to Nagaland for inter-diocese cultural exchange program. They took part in two days National Youth Peace Festival and Peace Award – 2009 organized by Peace Channel under Kohima diocese at Holy Cross School Auditorium, Dimapur. There were about 700 delegates from different parts of India. A kokborok dance was presented during the mega cultural show was appreciated by all.

The inter diocese cultural exchange program was hoisted by St. Paul Institute of Education, Phesama under the leadership of Rev. Fr. Sunny Augustine, SJ. During the two days cultural exchange program, there were presentation of different traditional dances and sharing of ideas from both the parties. They also had chance of visiting important places in Kohima and interaction with the local village people. Indeed it was an enriching experience for all the participants.

STUDENTS' SEMINAR AT ASHA

Holy Cross School, Agartala organised One day Seminar on Career Guidance and Motivation for Class XII and Class X students respectively on 29 and 31 August 2009 at ASHA (Holy Cross). There were about 110 students from each class. The sessions were thought provoking, challenging at the same time interesting and enlightening. The resource persons were Fr. Paul Puducherry, CSC and his team. More than the intellectual inputs, the students gained much from the Refreshment served and the party session.

STUDENTS' SEMINAR AT ASHA

Holy Cross School, Agartala organised One day Seminar on Career Guidance and Motivation

YOUTH SEMINAR

ASHA organised One Day Seminar for the YOUTH on Aug 8, 2009; as part of HOLY CROSS YOUTH MINISTRY program, on the Theme: MOTIVATION.

There were about Fifty participants who came from various parts of Tripura residing in gartala town. Most of the students of studying in colleges and University. Fr. Pinto Paul was the resource person. There were lots of interactive sessions. All the participants were member of Holy Cross Youth Ministry of ASHA.

HOLY CROSS MEDIA MINISTRY

(Fathers of Holy Cross, NE Province)

Video coverage (January to May 2009)Eucharistic procession at Holy Cross Parish, Umkiang (18th Jan 2009)Church Blessing at Good Shepherd Parish, Kathalcherra (25th Jan 2009)Youth Convention at St. Joseph Parish, Khawzawl (30th 31st Jan 2009)Eucharistic procession at Good Shepherd Parish, Jongksha (22nd Feb 2009)Blessing of the new building at Holy Cross School, Agartata on 17 Feb, 2009Parents Day celebration at Holy Cross School, Panisagar on 19 feb, 2009Eucharistic Procession at Laitlum, Good Shepherd Parish, Jongksha on 22 feb 2009Inauguration of the cause of Blessed Moreau at Shillong (23rd Feb 2009)Final Profession of Sr. Merisha, BS at Bethany convent,Silchar; Ordination of Deacon Joshy of Agartala Diocese at St.Joseph Church, Agartala; (May 2009)2nd Provincial Chapter of the Fathers of Holy Cross, NE province (May 2009)Production:Documentary:Chati (light) Short Digital Film in Kokborok( January 2009), Inuaguration of Holy Cross College at Agartala Holy Cross in July 2009; The story of Rosary (Kokborok and Khasi)The life history of Fr. Patrick Peyton etc.

Supply for Holy Cross Press at ASHA

The long awaited supply of paper finally arrived at ASHA to begin the printing work.

Holy Cross Press is taking order from all the Holy Cross School in Tripura and ready to despatch Note Books of different types to meet the requirement of each schools. This will be a new experiments for Holy Cross in the northeast.

Third Provincial Chapter Begins

The third Provincial Chapter of the Fathers of Holy Cross, Northeast India began on the 14 May 2009 at Holy Cross Community, Durjoynagar, Agartala. For more details logon to http://www.holycrossnortheastindia.blogspot.com/

WE WANT PEACE !

The Northeast Students National Integration Movement (NESNIM-2008) was organised by Holy Cross Educational Foundation (HCF) and Association For Social and Human Advancement (ASHA) in the month of October 2008, to promote peace and harmony among the students community for the 6th times at Holy Cross School, Agartala.

I am happy to post the Video of NESNIM 2008 on this blog page for those peace lovers and work for the promotion of peace in the world.

Perpetual Commitment of Srs Charilin & Melissa

Sr. Charilin and Sr. Melissa of the congregation of the sisters of the little flower of Bethany made their perpetual commitment to God on the 30th April, 2009 at Holy Cross Church, Silchar.
The Eucharistic celebration was offered by Most. Rev. Bishop Lumen Monteiro, CSC, DD, Bishop of Agartala. Sr. Noeline, the provincial superior of Northeast province received the vows. Sr. Sandhya the assistant provincial superior and Sr. Cleopha the second provincial councilor were the witnesses. There were about 7 priests and a large number of religious sisters along with the relatives and well wishers also present at the ceremony.

AGARTALA DIOCESE GETS A SECOND PRIEST

Deacon Joshy Puthenveetil was ordained a Priest by His Lordship Most Rev. Lumen Monteiro, CSC, DD, the Bishop of Agartala, at St. Joseph’s Church, Durjoynagar, Agartala on 26th April 2009. The meaningful liturgy was concelebrated by over 30 priests and attended by many religious. Morethan two thousand faithful from 13 parishes of the diocese witnessed the ordination ceremony.

On this occasion the Bishop urged the faithful to pray for more vocations so that many more young boys and girls may come forward responding the need of the local Church and to serve the people of God in the diocese of Agartala.

Fr. Joshy was born at Vagaman in Idukki district of Kerala in the year 1976. He joined the diocese of Agartala in 2005 and he was send to different parishes of the dioceses for village experience. Then, in 2006, he was send to Orient Theological College for his theological studies. After completion of his studies, he was promoted to the order of Deacon in the year 2008 and did his diaconate ministry at St. Joseph Parish, Agartala.

Fr. Joshy is appointed as the Asst. Parish of the newly erected Khumlung Parish and we wish him all the success in his new ministry as a Priest.

PENTICOST EVENT IN TRIPURA CONTEXT

This painting portray the Penticost Event in the context of the tribal culture in Tripura, where the people begins to experience the joy of peace and harmony through the power of the Holy Spirit. (This is a painting of one of the deacons from SVD congregation at St. Arnold Parish, Ambasa, Tripura.)

ASSOCIATION FOR SOCIAL AND HUMAN ADVANCEMENT (ASHA)

a social service center, run by the Fathers of Holy Cross, Northeast Province, situated at Agartala.

ASHA YOUTH - DRAMA TROUP- 2009

About 25 youth had graduated in streetplay and drama training which was organised at ASHA for about 7 days. The participants are from different parts of Tripura who are ready to proclaim the message of peace through drama and skit.

At the concluding ceremony, Fr. Robert Mathias, CSC, the director of JUST, was the chief guest who encourages the members for this new venture and wish them all the success in this peace project.

Youth in action at ASHA for streetplay

About 25 youth are undergoing for Drama and Street play intensive training at ASHA from 15 of April 2009. The youth are preparing themselves to impart peace education to the people of Tripura through their simple and short streetplay and drama. ASHA will be organised tour to different places with these group and perform the skit.

Baptism on the Easter Vigil

The Good News of Jesus Christ cannot be stopped by human efforts, but it will spread more and more to every corners of the earth. The Risen Lord

The Light of Easter Vigil at Blessed Andre Parish, Bodjungnagar

The Easter vigil was meaningfully celebrated at Blessed Andre Parish, Bodjungnagar. There were hundreds of faithful gathered to witness the risen Lord from far and near. The easter Candle which symbolised Jesus Christ was leading the crowd carrying small candle in their hand, to the Church for the celebration.

Palm Sunday celebrated at Agartala

The irony of Palm Sunday is that none of the glory of the day would last beyond the following week. Such turns and twists and ironies are not unknown to each of us. We have all experienced the alternating course which life lays before us: acceptance/rejection, victory/defeat, hope/despair, love/loneliness. Jesus was exalted on Palm Sunday, but he knew it wouldn't last. Yet, his love and mercy remained intact; he would never surrender to despair or hatred. As we face the daily ironies of our lives, we would do well to remember Palm Sunday.

Palm Sunday was meaningfully celebrated at St. Joseph's Church, Durjoynagar, Agartala. The procession began from Holy Cross School and there were many faithful participated remembering the great entry of Jesus Christ into the city of Jerusalem. The procession was followed by Holy Eucharist presided over by Rev. Shaji ML, CSC along with other eight priests.

It was indeed moment of witnessing Jesus Christ in the street of Agartala through which we proclaim to the people that Jesus Christ is our Lord and Saviour.

The Passion of Jesus Is Our Reason for HopeBiblical Reflection for Palm Sunday

Father Thomas Rosica, CSB
TORONTO, APRIL 1, 2009 (Zenit.org).- The Passion, suffering, death and resurrection of the Lord are the very themes that unite us as a Christian people and a Church during Holy Week.
This year on Palm Sunday, we listen attentively to Mark's Passion story of Jesus' final days and hours on earth. It is a story of striking contrasts. As we hear anew this moving story, Jesus' passion penetrates the numbness of our lives. This week in particular, we have a privileged opportunity to learn from what happened to Jesus and discover not only the identity of those who tried, condemned and killed him long ago, but also what killed Jesus and what vicious circles of violence, brutality, hatred and jealousy continue to crucify him today in his brothers and sisters of the human family.
In Mark's jarring Passion story, we witness the anguish of Jesus who has been totally abandoned by friends and disciples. Jesus is resigned to his fate. He makes no response to Judas when he betrays him nor to Pilate during his interrogation. In Mark, Pilate makes no effort to save him, as the Roman procurator does in the other three Gospels.
When we remember the events of that first Holy Week - from the upper room to Gethsemane, from Pilate's judgment seat to Golgotha, from the cross to the empty tomb, Jesus turns our world and its value system upside down. He teaches us that true authority is found in dedicated service and generosity to others; greatness is centered in humility; the just and loving will be exalted by God in God's good time.* * *

Holy Cross Superior Makes Pro-Life Appeal to Obama

Notre Dame Students Organize Prayer Rally Protest:

By Genevieve Pollock
SOUTH BEND, Indiana, APRIL 1, 2009 (Zenit.org).- A coalition of student groups at the University of Notre Dame will hold a prayer rally to protest the school's choice to honor President Barack Obama at this year's commencement.
The rally, to take place on Palm Sunday, is sponsored by Notre Dame Response, a coalition that formed to speak out against the Catholic university's decision to invite the U.S. president to give its commencement speech, and to receive an honorary law degree.
In a press statement released Tuesday, the coalition noted its hope "that through this prayerful and public demonstration on Palm Sunday, the university community will be respectfully reminded to celebrate its Catholic character and to defend those non-negotiable principles for which Notre Dame stands, including an overarching recognition of the inherent dignity and value of all human life.
The event will include an address on the role of Catholic institutions in the abortion debate, praying of the rosary and an offering of flowers at the Grotto of Our Lady of Lourdes.
The coalition reiterated its commitment to "acts of witness that will be characterized by respect, prayerfulness, outspoken fidelity to the Church, and true concern for the good of our university."

ST. PAUL CATHOLIC CHURCH, KUMARGHAT

NEW PILGRIMAGE CENTER

St. Paul Catholic Church, Kumarghat has become the center of attraction, as many pilgrims flocked towards Kumarghat Parish in the recent few months. Pilgrims from Khumlung parish and St. Arnold Parish of Ambasa paid a to this place which is the second oldest Parish in the diocese of Agartala. On March 27, 2009 Friday, about ninety women and children pilgrims from St. Arnold Parish, Ambasa visited St. Paul Catholic Church, Kumarghat. They spent more than three hours in the Church praying, listening the word of God and the life of St. Paul. They also conducted Way of the cross and Holy Eucharist. They went back with lots of spiritual blessing which they experienced during this pilgrimage.

NEW PILGRIMAGE CENTER

St. Paul Catholic Church, Kumarghat has become the attraction of

HOLY CROSS MEDIA MINISTRY: SEMINAR ON PEACE AND MEDIA

HOLY CROSS MEDIA MINISTRY: SEMINAR ON PEACE AND MEDIA

SEMINAR ON PEACE AND MEDIA

One day seminar on Peace and Media was conducted for the teachers of Panisagar Holy Cross School, by Fr. John PKC with the support of Fr. Binoy John. There were about ten teachers who participated in this seminar on media and communication for the promotion of peace in the school, family and society. They were also introduced to basic communication skill and the importance of media in today's context. The seminar was concluded with a special meal. We thank the pricipal Fr. Paul CR and Mr. Chandrakan for their support and encouragement in organising this seminar.

Students of Notre Dame School, Moharpara

SEMINAR ON PEACE AND MEDIA

One day seminar was conducted on PEACE AND MEDIA for the teachers of Panisagar Holy Cross School on the 28, March 2009 by Fr. John PKC, CSC and Fr. Binoy CSC.

The seminar was part of Peace program for the school student. The seminar is to prepare the teachers to be more effective as peace educator and help to realise the power of media and make use of the media for the promotion of peace in the school, society and the world at large.

There were ten teachers for the seminar. They had taken part actively in the seminar and benefited alot especially in the field of Media. We express our sincere thanks and gratitude to to the principal Fr. Paul CR, CSC for his cooperation, support and hospitality.

This Week in History

This segment is in observance of the year-long celebration of the 100th anniversary of the birth of Servant of God Father Patrick Peyton, CSC.
March 25, 1990: Father Peyton writes, "My Magnificat". Three lessons he learned from his illness with tuberculosis: 1) Total dependence on my neighbor. We are one family, all one in Christ. 2) The precious gift of God's Mother, given to us with His dying breath on the cross. I learned the extraordinary power of her intercessory prayer, and 3) I quote that lesson in Our Lord's words, "Without me you can do nothing."

Peace Club at Gondacherra

A new Peace Club is formed at St. Arnold School, Gondacherra, Tripura by the ASHA Holy Cross.

There are 36 students who volunteered to be member of this peace Club. So far ASHA established club is form in more than 25 schools and colleges across the state of Tripura to impart peace education and promote peace in the state. Fr. Abraham, Fr. John PKC, Mr. Osam Jamatia and Saimal along with the principal of the school Fr. Arun and the teacher incharge were present during the opening ceremony.

Diocesan tribunal constituted by Arch Bishop Dominic Jala, SDB

Rev. Fr. Hugh Clearly, CSC, the superior general of the congregation of HolyCross signed the documents in the presence of His grace Arch Bishop Dominic Jala, SDB, at the constitution ceremony of the diocesan tribunal for the cause of the cannocization of Blessed Fr. Moreau. Most Rev. Bishop Lumen Monteiro, CSC, Bishop of Agartala and Most Rev. Bishop Stephen Rotluanga, CSC, Bishop of Aizawl along with Bro. John Britto, CSC, the vicariate superior of the brothers of Holy Cross, India and other holy cross members were also present at this historic events of the congregation at Brookdene, Shillong.

Another mile stone in the ministry of Holy Cross -NE

Rev. Fr. Hugh Cleary, CSC, the superior General of the congregation of Holy Cross laid the foundation stone at Sumer - Shillong, on the feb 23, 2009, for the new formation house of the northeast province of the fathers of Holy Cross.

Sumer situated one kilometer inside from the national highway, around 35 kilometers from Shillong town. It is a beautiful location with wonderful landscape which has source of water for cultivation as well.

Good Shepherd Parish Church Blessing at Kathalchera village

Kathalcherra Parish
Blessing and Inauguration of Tripura’s Biggest Church
The Annual Parish sabha of Kathalcherra had a solemn ending with the blessing and inauguration of the newly christened Good Shepherd Church. In the presence of a large number of faithful, Priests and Religious, the Pastor of the Diocese Most Rev. Lumen Monteiro, CSC, blessed the newly constructed Church. Earlier Rev. Fr. Roy Thalackan, CSC, the Provincial Superior of Holy Cross Fathers cut the ribbon and inaugurated the magnificent edifice. The Church construction was begun by Fr. Mathew Ullattil, CSC and completed by Fr. Lourthuswamy, CSC. On this occasion 60 people received the Sacrament of Confirmation and 20 children received First Holy Communion. The blessing and Eucharist were followed by a variety entertainment programme and agape.

WHO IS THE FOUNDER OF HOLY CROSS CONGREGATION

Blessed Fr. Basil Anthony Moreaus

Born on February 11, 1799 in Laigné-en-Belin, a small village near Le Mans, France, Fr. Moreau grew up in the midst of the turmoil of the French Revolution. As his parents were devout Catholics involved in the underground Church, the aspect of the Revolution which most affected him was the suppression of the Church.
The ninth of 14 children, Basil was accustomed to a spare life; yet, by the generosity of his pastor who tutored him, he was able to achieve a good primary education. Feeling himself called to the priesthood, Basil entered the diocesan seminary in 1814, when the hostilities of the Revolution toward the Church had subsided. The seminary was run by the Sulpician Order and schooled him in the French school of spirituality which remains an inspiration in his preaching and writings all his life. At age 22 in 1821, Basil Moreau was ordained a priest of the Diocese of Le Mans, France at the Old Visitation Convent Chapel of the Sacred Heart, while the Cathedral of St. Julien in Le Mans was under restoration.

Important dates in the life of Fr. Moreau

Important dates in the life of Fr. Moreau
1799 Born February 11, 1799 in Laigné-en-Belin, a little village near Le Mans, France, the 9th of 14 children; his father was a wine merchant.
1814 Entered the diocesan seminary.
1821 Ordained a priest at age 22.
1835 Taught and served as assistant superior in Le Mans; named leader of the Brothers of St. Joseph founded by Fr. Jacques Dujarié. Founded the society of Auxiliary Priests.
1837 United the brothers and priests into the Association of Holy Cross.
1840 Professed vows of poverty, chastity and obedience.
1844 Received the vows of Leocadie Gascoin and three Marianites.
1857 Received papal approval of the constitutions for the Association, which became the Congregation of Holy Cross.
1866 Resigned as superior general, but continued an active preaching and retreat ministry.
1872 Celebrated his Golden Jubilee.
1873 Died on January 20 at age 73.
1955 The cause for his beatification was introduced in Rome.
2003 Proclaimed Venerable.
2007 Beatified in Le Mans

Holy Cross Media Ministry

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Gospel Album (sikhovar vol - 2)

Ranglong Gospel song was released on 16 nov, 2008.