By Don Aguiar. Mumbai, April 23, 2020: My neighbour went hoarse shouting at his mother last week. “You really got into your building elevator with someone else?” She blamed the other person for standing in the middle of the elevator; he blamed her for getting in, putting herself at riskContinue Reading
By Jacob Peenikaparambil Indore, April 22, 2020: In the context Covid 19 a lot of reflection and discussion is going on regarding the post Covid world: religion, society, economy, health care system, and international relations. During the lockdown almost all worship centres are closed and all religious gatherings are bannedContinue Reading
By Dr George Jacob Kochi, April 21, 2020: Kerala has proved an efficient state in tackling the coronavirus pandemic and becoming the only Indian state to flatten the flatten the Covid-19 cases. At the same it also has shown to its narrow-minded neighbors how to behave maturely at the timeContinue Reading
By Lissy Maruthanakuzhy Panaji, April 20, 2020: The lockdown. It is getting longer. We have completed one-month lockdown period. For a change I decided to try a hand on my father’s profession: gardening. He had excelled in whatever he tried out. I had watched him try new methods in hisContinue Reading
By Catherine Claret Harry Bengaluru, April 20, 2020: This is something that I felt burdened to write amid the outbreak of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. As the battle against the virus and the global public health crises worsens day after day, we need to be aware and cautious ofContinue Reading
By Jesvita Princy Quadras Mangaluru, April 20, 2020: Almost two months of quarantine has been declared in India. Well, that should be quite an experience for us all. It is not easy to stay home and do nothing, especially if you are a social person. Secondly, it impacts us mentally,Continue Reading
By Stacy Rodrigues Panaji, April 19, 2020: So lost in our day to day lives, various activities and colourful future plans– had anyone thought of this phase? Suddenly a small virus brought it all to a standstill. To many, life has paused; to a few, life has taken a U-turnContinue Reading
By Margarete Mary Kohima, April 18, 2020: When I was transferred to Nagaland, a mountainous state in northeastern India, bordering Myanmar, I was anxious due to language. One of the nuns in my Congregation of the Sisters of the Little Flower of Bethany (also known as Bethany Sisters), told me,Continue Reading
By P A Chacko SJ Sahibganj, April 19, 2020: Does Covid-19 teach humanity anything? Those who have eyes to see, they see. Those who have ears to hear, they hear. Those who have hearts to feel, they feel. Covid 19 has a message. It is a tiny virus. It hasContinue Reading
By Dr George Jacob Kochi, April 19, 2020: In December 2019, a cluster of patients with ‘pneumonia of unknown cause’ was linked to wet markets in Wuhan, China. Scientists zeroed in on a virus from the Coronavirus family, and named it 2019-nCov (n for novel), now called SARS-CoV-2. It isContinue Reading
