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 Catholic Women Association Invites the Faithful to the 2026 Holy Family Feast Celebration

The Catholic Women Association (CWA) of the Catholic Archdiocese of Cape Coast warmly invites all faithful, families, and the general public to the 2026 Holy Family Feast Celebration, scheduled to take place from Thursday, 1st January to Sunday, 4th January 2026.

This spiritually enriching celebration will be hosted at Blessed Trinity Catholic Church, Breman Asikuma, bringing together Catholic women and families from all deaneries across the Archdiocese.


     Image: Elmina Deanery-CWA 

Theme for the Celebration

“Catholic Women: Signs of Hope and Life as Custodians of Mother Earth.”

The theme highlights the vital role of Catholic women in nurturing faith, promoting family values, and caring for God’s creation in today’s world.

Programme Highlights

Friday, 2nd January 2026 – Singing Competition (All Deaneries)

Salve Regina

Daily, Daily Sing to Mary

Saturday, 3rd January 2026 – Cultural and Family Activities

Traditional Wear Night

Marriage Ceremony – Dunkwa Deanery

Naming Ceremony – Awutu Deanery

Anansesɛm (Storytelling) – Elmina Deanery

Traditional Dance Display – Cape Coast

Throughout the celebration, participants will experience moments of prayer, fellowship, cultural expression, and deep reflection on Christian family life modeled after the Holy Family of Nazareth.

A Call to Participate

The Catholic Women Association encourages women, families, youth, and parish groups to actively participate in this year’s celebration. It promises to be a time of renewal, unity, and joy as the Church begins the New Year anchored in faith and hope.

Come along and be part of this grand celebration as we honor the Holy Family and reaffirm our commitment to Christian family values and environmental stewardship.


✍️ Story/Invitation by: Pax Boniface

Ghanaian Online Journalist & Digital Missionary

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