Rev. Fr. V. Louis, in his address highlighted the struggle of unorganized workers. India has 93 percent of unorganized workers. Cajetan Phillip D’Souza, the former Secretary of the Christian Workers’ Movement [CWM] & also the former Principal of Joseph Cardijn Technical School shared his experiences on how the CWM was build. One of the criteria, which was made that every member brings one friend for the next meeting and that’s how the CWM was built and that’s how the CWM build in Mumbai at the early stage. Through the Methodology of Review of Life and the technique given by the founder, Joseph Cardinal Cardijn of "See-Judge-Act", the Christian Workers’ Movement helped the members grow even through hardships.

This was followed by the training programme conducted by the National President, Mr. Jomon Cherrussery, who said that as Catholics, God has called us for a vocation. We are called to be apostles of Jesus Christ in this vocation. Giving the difference of the trade union, and the Christian Workers’ Movement, he said that the trade unions do not help in the spiritual growth of the worker. He added that there are 22,000 trade unions in the country but not all work for the development of unorganized workers. This was followed by the keynote address by Rev. Fr. Felix D’Souza, the former Chaplain of the Christian Workers’ Movement. The seminar ended with lunch.

After lunch, the Annual General Body Meeting began with the opening prayer. This was followed by the reading of the Minutes and Annual Report for the year 2006-07 and Annual Statement of Accounts for 2006-07. The Secretary told the house that in this Golden Jubilee year, more parish sections will be started in sections having more than seven members and members were requested to enroll more members from their parish to the Christian Workers’ Movement. The meeting ended with a closing prayer art 3.00 p.m. As a token of their participation in this Golden Jubilee celebration, all participants were given a gift as a token.