By Jose Kavi New Delhi, Jan 31, 2022: A 27-year-old woman, who died fighting cancer, is emerging as a possible saint from India, with people seeking her intercession for modern wayward youth. Ajna George, a member of the Jesus Youth movement and an assistant professor, died January 21 in Kochi,Continue Reading

By Robancy A Helen Viruthachalam, Jan 30, 2022: Father A. Pitchaimuthu, a practitioner of Siddha medicine famous for composing the Catholic liturgy in folk style, died January 30 in Tamil Nadu, southern India. He was 82. The death of the priest, who was also an educationist, occurred at 5:30 amContinue Reading

By M L Satyan Bengaluru, Jan 29, 2022: I begin this write-up by quoting an interesting and educative WhatsApp message. “How many Indians (educated people, scholars, teachers, social/human rights activists) know that the Constitution of India was written by hand. No instrument was used to write the whole constitution. PremContinue Reading

By Don Aguiar Mumbai, Jan 28, 2022: Most secular educated and sociopolitically active Indians today know there is something called Woke (awakened) Culture or Wokeism that is sweeping politics/politicians, universities, colleges and the common man across democratic India, it is dominating new age popular culture. It reminded me of aContinue Reading

By Irudhaya Jothi New Delhi, Jan 27, 2022: Jesuit Father Lucas Rayappan, an educationist in Gujarat, died January 27 in Ahmedabad, the western Indian state’s commercial capital. A message from the Gujarat Jesuit province headquarters says the priest died at 3:55 pm at Shalby Hospital in Ahmedabad. He was 59.Continue Reading

By Sujata Jena Bhubaneswar, Jan 26, 2022: On this Republic Day, I think about how our Constitution came into effect on January 26, 1950 — a day celebrated and observed most solemnly than our Independence Day, August 15. And I pray for my country. As pre-novices, we served on FridaysContinue Reading