Celebrated across the Christian world as Epiphany, the Feast of the Three Kings holds a unique place in Goa through the vibrant traditions of Reis Magos. From biblical symbolism to village processions, the feast reflects faith, culture, and community coming together.
After decades of declining religious participation, Gen Z is showing a quiet but measurable return to faith. Driven by anxiety, uncertainty, and a search for meaning, many young people are turning to religious communities for structure, belonging, and real-world connection.
Vithalapur, Sanquelim came alive with devotion, music, and cultural brilliance as Tripurari Poornima 2025 showcased Goa’s heritage through art, tradition, and community participation. The festival featured the iconic Boat Show, spiritual processions, and captivating performances, celebrating the state’s vibrant cultural identity.
The 98th Death Anniversary of Venerable Agnelo de Souza will be solemnly commemorated at Pilar, Goa, on 20th November 2025, under the theme “Venerable Agnelo inspires us to be pilgrims of Hope.” The solemn Eucharistic celebration at 9:30 a.m. will be presided over by Rt. Rev. Dominic Savio Fernandes, Auxiliary Bishop of Bombay. Devotees will gather in prayer and thanksgiving through a series of novenas from 11th to 19th November, each day dedicated to a special intention. Masses will be held in multiple languages, with live telecasts across various Goan television channels and streaming on YouTube (Society of Pilar India).
All Saints’ Day, celebrated every November 1, stands as one of Christianity’s oldest and most meaningful traditions — a day devoted to honoring all saints, both known and unknown. Rooted in ancient history and carried through centuries of faith, it invites believers to pause, reflect, and celebrate the lives that have illuminated the world with love, service, and holiness.
