Generosity has gotten itself a bad name. Introduced to most of us in preachy, didactic Moral Science textbooks with terribly sanctimonious illustrations, being generous was often viewed as a faraway, overtly pious ideal that no youngster would like to be caught aspiring to – lest he be mocked at forContinue Reading
By Fr Joe Pereira On the occasion of my golden jubilee of the priesthood, I have been able to meet and draw inspiration from people who have made a difference to the Faith Factor in the world. Pope Francis with the request of my Cardinal Oswald had me concelebrate withContinue Reading
You must see the hearts smeared with tears and blood
And the souls weeping by the rivers of BabylonContinue Reading
Fr Pedro Arrupe was born on November 14, 1907Continue Reading
Distribution of Communion is an occasion to share people’s pain and joyContinue Reading
A relative of Rani Maria recollects her missionary activitiesContinue Reading
A common man makes mistakes, a wise man learns from other peoples’ mistakes, and a fool never learnsContinue Reading
Parent’s principles become children’s signboards in lifeContinue Reading
During his pontificate, Pope Francis has ardently pleaded with the world to address the dire situation around the world’s food supply. Keeping in line with his simple and pragmatic nature, he proposes that everyone make one simple change that can make a major impact: reducing food waste. “Throwing away foodContinue Reading
