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Sternsinger Group Brings Blessings and Fights Child Labor in Pforzheim

This weekend, the Sternsinger group from the St. Bernhard community in Arlinger was active in Pforzheim, bringing blessings to local homes and raising awareness about the issue of child labor.

The Sternsinger group, consisting of Eva, Elias, Eileen, and Vincent, visited community members throughout the day. They used songs and verses to remind people of the Three Wise Men and the chalked blessing they performed over entrance doors.

The chalked blessing, a traditional Christian practice, reads "Christus Mansionem Benedicat", which means "Christ bless this house". The star in the chalked blessing represents the star the Magi followed from the East, and the three crosses in the blessing symbolize the blessing in the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.

The motto for the Sternsinger's event was "Bring blessings, be a blessing. Together against child labor - in India and worldwide!". The donations collected during their visit will be used for social projects, both locally and internationally, with a focus on combating child labor.

The Sternsinger event took place in Catholic communities across Pforzheim. The group was not only bringing blessings but also reminding people of the importance of helping those in need, particularly children who are forced to work instead of attending school.

The chalked blessing is a symbolic representation of the Magi's journey and the Holy Trinity, and it serves as a reminder of the spirit of giving and compassion during the holiday season. Although no current phone or contact information or date details are provided in this article, the Sternsinger group's efforts to bring blessings and fight child labor in Pforzheim are certainly worth noting.

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