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| 5th Annual Celebration of Chavara Cultural Centre Marks a Grand International Ecumenical Christmas Event — “Kristu Mahotsav 25” |
New Delhi, 7 December 2025: The Chavara Cultural Centre hosted its magnificent 5th Annual Celebration, an International Religious Ecumenical Christmas gathering titled “Kristu Mahotsav 25”, bringing together thousands of people in a vibrant display of unity, spirituality, and cultural harmony.
The celebration witnessed the presence of prominent politicians, religious and spiritual leaders, diplomats, academicians, and a large number of school and college students, making it one of the most impactful ecumenical Christmas events of the year.
Dr. Sandeep Marwah, President of the World Peace Development and Research Foundation (WPDRF), graced the occasion as a distinguished guest and addressed the press with a powerful message of peace and togetherness. “Kristu Mahotsav is not just a celebration; it is a reaffirmation of our collective commitment to love, compassion, and peaceful coexistence. In times when the world seeks healing and hope, such platforms remind us of the universal values that unite humanity. The Chavara Cultural Centre has truly created a global bridge of faith and fraternity,” said Dr. Marwah.
Father Dr. Roby Kannanchira, Founder of the Chavara Cultural Centre, expressed heartfelt gratitude to the audience and highlighted the spirit behind the event. “Kristu Mahotsav 25 reflects our mission to bring communities together beyond boundaries of religion, culture, and language. This celebration is a tribute to harmony, human dignity, and the message of Christ—love for all. We are overwhelmed by the support and participation from every section of society,” he shared.
The event included soulful musical performances, interfaith reflections, cultural presentations, and a collective Christmas prayer that filled the atmosphere with festive joy and spiritual warmth.
“Kristu Mahotsav 25” stood out as a powerful symbol of unity, showcasing India’s deep-rooted tradition of celebrating diversity with respect and mutual understanding.
