May at the UPS always ends with the celebrations of the nations. Every cultural block prepares musical numbers or dances in the morning break as the semester winds down to a conclusion. These celebrations all lead to the feast of Mary Help of Christians, which is truly the highlight of the Spring season at the University.
Here are some shots of this year's "celebration of the nations".
Young Congolese women lead entrance procession with yellow umbrellas, symbol of the Rector Major's program for the year which called for faith and optimism that can transform the hearts of the peoples.
Here are some shots of this year's "celebration of the nations".
An ethnic celebration of heart: Eastern European countries joined together for a series of interpretive dances that spoke of the Gospel appealing to the heart of the young.
Everyone dresses casual, and many africans dress in colors from their countries. The time at the morning break only lasts 20 minutes, so one group could present each day, but as the week wore on, the mixing became more pronounced.
Young Congolese women lead entrance procession with yellow umbrellas, symbol of the Rector Major's program for the year which called for faith and optimism that can transform the hearts of the peoples.
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