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Josephian Christmas Carols 2022 - Jesu Redemptor Omnium on Dec 4
The Josephian Christmas Carols 2022, titled Jesu Redemptor Omnium will be held on the 4th December 2022, commencing at 6.30pm at the College Auditorium.
Archbishop, Brian Udaigwe, the Papal Nuncio to Sri Lanka, will grace the occasion as the Chief Guest.
The spectacular presentation will include Carols, Anthems, Chants, and Choruses by modern and classical composers in English, Latin, French, Deutsche, Italian, Nigerian as well as in the local languages.
The 75 strong senior choir of the college, the 40-member primary school choir as well as the international award-winning Old Boys Choir will render selected compositions in elegant harmony before an expected Congregation of 2000 people.
The annual event of St.Joseph’s College, Colombo, gains an added significance, as the frontier Catholic College has just crossed its 125th anniversary milestone.
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