By Paul Suski – “Praised may You be, my Lord, through our Sister, Bodily Death, from whom no living man can escape.” These inspiring lyrics
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Category: Features
Norbertines Celebrate 900th Year of Foundation
By Dr. Jose Murickan O.Praem – The Norbertines across the world are celebrating 900 years of the foundation of our Order (1121-2021). The jubilee year
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The Legend of India’s Only Catholic Queen!
By Verghese V Joseph – For many a Catholic, it might come as a pleasant surprise that there was once a Catholic queen who ruled
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Future of Religion
By Emmanuel Akilan SJ – When I pen down this article, thoughts about religion flood my mind. Religion is a very important aspect in the
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Virgin of the Globe – The Miraculous Medal
A sacramental is a sacred sign that signifies effects obtained through the Church’s intercession. Sacramentals can be material things [blessed objects, such as scapulars, rosaries,
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The Economy of Francis – of Both Saint and Pope
By Tony Magliano The world – and especially the poor – needs a national and global economy that justly and fairly works for everyone. The
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FMA India Hop into the 2nd Year of Centenary Preparations
By Sr Teresa Joseph fma – On November 22, the Salesian Sisters of Don Bosco danced into the 2nd Year of Preparation for FMA India
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Light a Lamp for Courage, Justice, Truth and Liberty!
By Fr. Cedric Prakash SJ – Light a lamp for COURAGE – to illumine the darkness which has engulfed many everywhere! Diwali, the Festival of
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They Make the World a Better Place
By Dr. George Jacob – ‘Heal the world Make it a better place For you and for me And the entire Human race’ -from Michael
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Celebrating the Dodransbicentennial (175 Years) Jubilee of the Arrival of MSFS!
By Fr. Mariadas Sesetti msfs – 15th Feb 1846 is a red-letter day in the history of Catholic Church in India. The day raised a
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Liminal Spirituality of ‘Doubting Thomas’: At the Threshold of belief in the Presence of the Lord
By Dr Tiju Thomas – St. Thomas the apostle, also called Didymus would likely have been a sceptical philosopher or a scientist, if he were
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Marian Shrines: Experience of Mercy
By Fr Soroj Mullick, SDB – No one in Marian shrines should feel like a stranger, especially when one comes to meet a priest with
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An Evolution of a Tolerant God in The Bible
By Fr Mathew Thankachen O. Praem. – Unlike in the past, ‘intolerance’ towards ‘differences’ is the hall mark of the modern democracy globally. The leaders,
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Called to be Communicants – ‘Our Heart is Restless Until it Rests in Thee, O Lord!
By Dr Tiju Thomas – In his autobiographical book, Confessions, St. Augustine of Hippo (~354-430 AD), Bishop and Doctor of the Church, passionately and poetically
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Pope’s New Encyclical – A Roadmap to Live as One Human Family
By Tony Magliano With so much of humanity sickened in soul and body by greed, self-centered indifference to suffering, inequality, polarization and violence, Pope Francis
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