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St. Theresa Of Avila Church

This is my favourite place in Madras, it's the only place where that familiar feeling of high kicks in... the feeling that used to fuel our practice sessions every Saturday when I was in the church choir back home. The choir at St. Theresa's church is the driving force behind this heady feeling of high, they are the main reason the church is packed every Sunday evening. You see many expatriates here, I guess like me, they too are drawn in by the music and the singing. The sermons too are pretty good, there is this one priest I really like... don't know his name, but whenever he comes for the Sunday evening mass, he manages to bring tears to my eyes. It's what he says and the way he says it, he fires up the imagination... he forgets all the religious dogma, all the unnecessary rules and laws and gets down to the basics, it's what inside you that really matters. If you have faith, then everything will eventually work out alright. Everything is just so beautiful there, I spend half the time dabbing my eyes and trying not to flood my pew. Another thing I love bout this church is that they always provide holy communion in both the forms, the body and the blood of Christ.

So anyway, the choir of St. Theresa of Avila Church, are having a special performance on the 15th of September and knowing them, I think it's gonna be great show. Here's the flyer they handed out last Sunday along with the song paper... 

It reads:    
St. Theresa Of Avila Church presents a concert featuring STJC (the church choir) go live...
A Gospel Rock Show, Cross Talk.
Staurday, September 15th, 2012
6:00pm St. Theresa's Church
No. 4, Nungambakkam High Road,
Chennai - 600 034.
For further details contact : stjc_chennai@yahoo.com

So if you happen to be like me (interested in these type of events), drop in and have a nice time... 

Comments

Haddock said…
Avila is in Spain right?
Karen Xavier said…
Yeah Haddock, was just reading up on that... she is from Avila, Spain.

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