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Watermelons and Faith

By Fr. Adolf Washington – Summer season is here and watermelons are in sight. Watermelons should inspire us. Have you ever wondered at the power

By Fr. Adolf Washington – This season is a special time of giving and sharing. We are blessed with much, even without asking, but there

By Fr. Adolf Washington – Have you asked “Why does a ‘Good God’ allow suffering?” It could be at the abandonment of loved ones, financial

By Fr. Adolf Washington – A nurse escorted a tired, anxious young man to the bed side of an elderly man. “Your son is here,”

By Fr. Adolf Washington – Imagine you hold a ‘privilege’ membership to an elite club with luxuries you are ‘entitled’ to. One evening, you are

By Larissa D’Souza – We can be tired, weary and emotionally distraught, but after spending time alone with God, we find that he injects to

By Fr Antony Christy, SDB – Let us begin the new year 2019 with grateful hearts. Here are 3 messages we can start the year

By Larissa D’Souza – There is no greater discovery than seeing GOD as the author of your destiny. You are where God wants you to

By Most Rev. Dr. Yvon Ambroise Bishop of Tuticorin – When we give our time to God in our day to day life in spite

By Most Rev. Dr. Yvon Ambroise, Bishop of Tuticorin – A flower is meant to blossom in its own time and to spread a particular

By Philip Kosloski- When someone casts a spell, a spiritual power is invoked that does more harm than good. While they are commonly seen in

By Fr. Antony Christy, SDB – 17th Sunday in Ordinary Time: 29th July, 2018 2 Kgs 4: 42-44; Eph 4: 1-6; Jn 6: 1-15 The

By Maria Sangeetha – “He Will Renew You in His love” (Zeph 3:17) When we go to a supermarket to purchase items for our consumption,

By Fr. Joseph B Francis – Continuing his series on the Apostles’ Creed I Believe, Fr. Joseph Francis relates an incident and dwells on the concept

By Most Rev. Dr. Yvon Ambroise, Bishop of Tuticorin – I would like to conclude by quoting Henri J.M Nouwen, ‘The Only Necessary Thing –