By Lavoisier Fernandes – Apparently, the Italians have a proverb: “After a fat pope, a thin pope “, which essentially means that different men bring
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Contextualising Pope’s Message to Prime Minister from the Book of Isaiah 32.15
Fr Arockia Dhas Rayappan – For Christmas 2023, the honourable Prime Minister Narendra Modi held a felicitation for a Christian delegation at his residence in
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Nurturing Transparency and Accountability: Strategies for Mitigating Clericalism in the Indian Catholic Church
[tta_listen_btn] By Verghese V Joseph – Clericalism, a hierarchical structure entrenched within religious institutions, has long been a subject of concern within the Catholic Church
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Ashes to Green, Sin to Salvation
By Fr Joshan Rodrigues – The world took notice of the devastating effects of climate change when wildfires ravaged millions of hectares of forest land
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A Season to Pause
[tta_listen_btn] By Tom Thomas. It is amazing how the seasons change, almost like clockwork. As I pen these lines, the pleasant, cool wintry days in
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The Vice of Sorrow
By Tom Thomas. In the run-up to Lent, it is interesting that the Holy Father keeps the focus every week on a specific vice. This
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Marriage: A Gift to Society
By Dr Jeanette Pinto – Marriage is God’s gift to individuals, families and society at large. World Marriage Day is an observance sponsored by an
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Religious Life: A Call With a Purpose
Sr Lini Sheeja MSC from Germany – The God who anointed Moses and Samuel, the God who called Peter and John, the God who ate
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India as an Observatory: Involvement of Jesuits in India
By Franky Fernandes – As we have seen, Jesuits who came to the “mission fields” were trained in practical astronomy and considered India as “theater
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One Look and Two Words!
By Sr Lini Sheeja MSC from Germany. Did Jesus find no other place than the seashore to call the first ones whom He wanted? In
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Jesuits Contribution to Astronomy: From Rachol and Beyond
By Franky Fernandes – India has a long tradition of astronomy influenced by Greeks and Arabs, but modern science was introduced in India by the
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The Power of the Word
[tta_listen_btn] By Tom Thomas – “Oh no! Here they come!” At sharp 8 am, this is the thought going through my mind as the gates
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Making a Difference: ‘Silence Encourages the Tormentor, Never the Tormented’
[tta_listen_btn] By Tony Magliano – In his 1986 Nobel Peace Prize acceptance speech, the late Elie Wiesel, reflecting on the Holocaust, and his personal experience
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St. Thomas Aquinas: A Theologian Par Excellence
By Leon Bent – Saint Thomas Aquinas OP was an Italian Dominican friar, Catholic priest, and Doctor of the Church. He was an immensely influential
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The Spirit of India’s Republic Day
By Leon Bent – Republic Day is an occasion to ask ourselves whether the values taught by our Founding Fathers are still alive in us.
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