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Bengaluru’s St John’s Medical College completes 60 years

2023-08-12
By: Pretesh Kiran
On: August 12, 2023
In: Features

By Pretesh Kiran Bengaluru, Aug 12, 2023: St. John’s Medical College, Bangalore is celebrating its 60th year of existence this year. What was conceived as an idea in 1944, and started as a Medical College in 1963, is now known to many as a worldclass Medical College with over 750Continue Reading

Tarbes nuns shelter women in distress in southern India

2023-07-29
By: Thomas Scaria
On: July 29, 2023
In: Features

By Thomas Scaria Bengaluru, July 28, 2023: Shalini Mathew (not her real name) thanks a home for women in distress managed by the Sisters of St. Joseph of Tarbes for bringing her out of her trauma. “I used to get up in the middle of night and scream for help,Continue Reading

Catholic nuns rehabilitate temple dancers in southern India

2023-05-22
By: Thomas Scaria
On: May 22, 2023
In: Features

By Thomas Scaria Bijapur, May 22, 2023: Gadyamma, who has been living as a devadasi since childhood, does not want her daughter to follow the oppressive tradition of being a female dancer in Hindu temples. “I became a devadasi when I was 12 under our village tradition, but I wantContinue Reading

Catholic shrine in Tamil Nadu opens breastfeeding room

2023-05-11
By: Robancy A. Helen
On: May 11, 2023
In: Features

By Robancy A Helen Konankuppam, May 11, 2023: Can a woman forget her nursing child, or show no compassion for the child in her womb? Even these may forget, but I will not forget you. See, I have inscribed you on the palms of my hands (Isaiah 49:15-16). These areContinue Reading

Nuns protest drama depicting them as lesbians, priests’ sexual partners

2023-05-11
By: Saji Thomas
On: May 11, 2023
In: Features

By Saji Thomas Kochi, May 11, 2023: Catholic nuns in Kerala continue to demand a ban on a controversial play two months after it was staged at an international theater festival in the southern Indian state. The play allegedly depicts them as lesbians and sexual partners of priests. “It isContinue Reading

Farming nuns promote eco-centric spirituality, organic farming

2023-04-28
By: Thomas Scaria
On: April 28, 2023
In: Features

By Thomas Scaria Moodabidri, April 27, 2023: Valerie Gastager, a German student, was excited to eat what she grew at the farm of a Catholic convent in southern India. “We harvested and ate the vegetables we grew,” Gastager said Feb. 28 as she showed Global Sisters Report the kitchen gardenContinue Reading

Camillian nuns bring hope, community to girls with HIV

2023-03-24
By: Thomas Scaria
On: March 24, 2023
In: Features

By Thomas Scaria Mangaluru, March 24, 2023: Maria was 9 and a fourth grader in a convent school when she tested positive for HIV. She had lost her mother when she was just 3; her father, also an HIV patient, died last month in February. Maria (name changed) recalled herContinue Reading

Pope Francis has called us to new way of being church

2023-03-16
By: Maria Nirmalini
On: March 16, 2023
In: Features

By Maria Nirmalini Bengaluru, March 15, 2023: It is indeed a joyous occasion to celebrate the 10th anniversary of Pope Francis’ papacy and a genuine privilege for me to share a few thoughts on the impact the Holy Father has had on the world in general and on Indian womenContinue Reading

Nun who survived train accident cares for abandoned children

2023-02-10
By: Saji Thomas
On: February 10, 2023
In: Features

By Saji Thomas Khandwa, Feb. 10, 2023: Sister Ambika Pillai is seated at a table while answering the children’s questions around the table, all busily creating decorations out of colored paper. Pillai, a member of the Daughters of Our Lady of the Garden, is the secretary of Navjeevan (New Life)Continue Reading

Nuns, priests share why they continue as Religious

2023-02-03
By: Molly Fernandes
On: February 3, 2023
In: Features

By Molly Fernandes Sancoale, Feb 2, 2023: February 2 is the World Day of Consecrated Life, instituted by Pope John Paul II in 1997, urging the faithful to pray for the religious. The day is also the feast of the Presentation or Offering of Jesus in the Temple which St.Continue Reading

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