With a procession through the streets of Georgetown and the recitation of the Missionary Rosary, the church community of the Diocese of Georgetown, Guyana, closed the Month of the Rosary and Missions, renewing its commitment to pray for the peoples and missionaries of the world.
On October 30, the community held a procession that began at the Cathedral and ended at the Fatima Parish. Along the route, each mystery of the Missionary Rosary was offered by one of the continents and by the missionaries—both men and women—who dedicate their lives to serving the Gospel in various parts of the world.
The day concluded with the celebration of the Eucharist, in an atmosphere of faith, communion, and gratitude for the Church’s evangelizing mission.
Father Santiago Lantigua, SJ, delegate for Religious Life in the Antilles to CEAMA, emphasized that this experience was a deeply consoling grace and expressed his hope that Mary would always lead the community to an encounter with her Son.
Through this celebration, the Church reaffirms the value of missionary prayer and communion among peoples, recognizing the dedication of those who devote their lives to serving the Gospel.
