By Fr Felix Anthony – Miao: Celebrating the International Women’s Day, the women in a remote village in Arunachal Pradesh prayed for the release of
Read more
Author: Team ICM
Basking in God’s Word
By Suzanne Fernandes – A personal testimony A catechist of nine years, teaching was always a passion. However, since my mother almost bedridden, with Parkinson’s
Read more
Catholic Littérateurs: A Beginner’s Guide
By Subhasis Chattopadhyay – Having a good library of one’s own is integral to the process of becoming human. This is why Benedictines and other
Read more
Women: The Feminine Genius at Work
By Sr. Teresa Joseph, FMA – International Women’s Day (IWD) 2019 with its Official UN theme: Think Equal, Build Smart, Innovate for Change is already
Read more
Three Types of Abandonment
By Fr. Adolf Washington – There are three kinds of ‘abandonment’ experience that we all could go through. Jesus went through them all. First, when
Read more
Karnataka: This Lent, Pilgrims Set to Throng Miraculous Cross Atop Nandgad Hill
Photo: The Miraculous Cross atop Nandgad Hill. – By Louis Rodrigues – Belgaum: As the Lenten season arrives, thousands of pilgrims are expected to flock
Read more
Why Do You Look Into The Mirror?
By Fr. Adolf Washington – Have you counted how many times you look at yourself in the mirror every day? When you pose for a
Read more
This Lent: Giving-Up or Giving-In?
By Fr. Adolf Washington – When Ash Wednesday nears, most Christians already begin making resolutions to giving-up on certain foods and beverages. Giving-up is pretty
Read more
Ash Wednesday: From Ashes to Glory
By Leon Bent – Among the beautiful, meaningful and solemn ceremonies of the Catholic Church, is the gathering of the faithful on Ash Wednesday. This
Read more
Fr. Eugene’s Homily: Lent a Period of Discovering Our innermost Self
By Fr. Eugene Lobo, SJ – Ash Wednesday Joel. 2:12-18; 2 Cor. 5:20-6:2; Mt. 6:1-6, 16-18 Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of the Season of
Read more
Why Ash Wednesday?
By Dr. Jeanette Pinto – After the high drama of celebration, merry making and feasting on Shrove Tuesday there’s a drastic drop in the mood
Read more
A Cry for God’s Mercy and Forgiveness
By Bro John Malvino Alfonso, OCD – Today, 6th March 2019 the Church observes Ash Wednesday. In the Roman Catholic Church, Ash Wednesday is the
Read more
The Deeper Meaning of Ash Wednesday
By Leon Bent – One of the popular feasts of the Catholic Church’s Liturgical Year is Ash Wednesday. It is full of spiritual symbolism. Let
Read more
Fr. Christy’s Homily for Youth: A Tree is Known by its Fruit
By Fr. Antony Christy, SDB – 8th Sunday in Ordinary time Ecclesiasticus 27: 5-8; 1 Corinthians 15:54-58; Luke 6: 39-45 Fruits – it is by
Read more
It’s Bible Sunday!
By Leon Bent – Pope Francis, in his Apostolic Letter “Miericordia et Misera,” to mark the end of the Year of Mercy, had called for
Read more