Elocution Competition
Catholic Sabha Omzoor Unit Organises Elocution Competition
The Catholic Sabha Mangalore Pradesh (R), Omzoor Unit, organised an elocution competition for the parishioners on Sunday, October 11, at Omzoor.
The programme began with the invocation of God’s blessings through a melodious prayer hymn rendered by Jenisha Lewis. Joldin Lewis, President of the Catholic Sabha Omzoor Unit, welcomed the gathering.
A total of 20 enthusiastic participants took part in the competition, which was conducted in five groups, with topics in Konkani and Kannada. The participants displayed their confidence, creativity and oratory skills.
Arthur D’Souza, Vice President of the Parish Pastoral Council, Omzoor; Daffny Lewis, Secretary of the Parish Pastoral Council, Omzoor; Laveena D’Souza, Bellur, and Sylvia Nisha Lobo, Thodambil, who served as judges for the competition; Joldin Lewis, President of the Catholic Sabha Omzoor Unit; and Anita Lobo, Secretary of the Catholic Sabha Omzoor Unit, were present on the dais.
Addressing the gathering, Arthur D’Souza extended his greetings and best wishes to all the participants and their parents. He encouraged parents to motivate and support their children in participating in such activities, emphasising that elocution competitions provide valuable opportunities to develop communication skills, self-confidence and leadership qualities. He also urged the young participants to make the best use of such opportunities in the coming years.
Anita Lobo introduced the judges to the gathering.
All 20 participants impressed the audience with their speaking abilities, preparation and enthusiasm. At the conclusion of the competition, the judges announced the winners in each category. First, second and third prizes were declared, while consolation prizes were announced for all participants in recognition of their efforts and dedication.
The prizes will be distributed on November 1 during the Children’s Day celebration at Omzoor Church.
The programme was compered by Babitha D’Souza. Refreshments were served to all those present.
The competition concluded on a joyful note, encouraging young talents to develop their public speaking abilities and inspiring them to participate actively in future events.




























