Religious Festivals – Loyola Degree College (LDC)
Loyola Degree College celebrates a variety of religious and spiritual festivals to foster unity, respect, and cultural awareness among students and staff. By honoring diverse traditions, the college promotes inclusivity, moral values, and spiritual growth while nurturing a harmonious campus environment.
Major Religious Festivals Celebrated at LDC
• Christmas – Celebrating the birth of Jesus Christ with prayers, carols, and community outreach.
• Feast of St. Ignatius of Loyola – Honoring the founder of the Jesuits with special masses, cultural programs, and value-based reflections.
• Dussehra & Diwali – Observing traditional Hindu festivals with cultural activities, workshops, and social gatherings.
• Ramzan / Eid-ul-Fitr – Celebrating the spirit of devotion, fasting, and community bonding among students of the Islamic faith.
• Other Religious Observances – Festivals and days from different faiths that encourage dialogue, understanding, and inclusivity.
Through these celebrations, Loyola instills respect for spiritual diversity, encourages moral and ethical reflection, and strengthens a sense of community and shared values among all members of the college.
Vision
To create a spiritually aware and inclusive campus where religious festivals are celebrated with respect, reflection, and unity, fostering moral and ethical growth.
Mission
• To observe major religious festivals with reverence, inclusivity, and cultural sensitivity.
• To educate students on the significance of diverse spiritual traditions.
• To foster moral values, empathy, and ethical reflection through celebrations.
• To promote harmony, understanding, and dialogue across faiths within the campus community.
• To integrate cultural and spiritual learning into the holistic development of students.
Taglines
• “Celebrating Faith, Embracing Unity.”
• “Diversity in Belief, Harmony in Action.”
• “Spiritual Awareness, Shared Values.”
• “Honoring Traditions, Inspiring Ethics.”