By Matters India Reporter Bengaluru, December 24, 2022: The Apostolic Carmel Sisters organized a unique Christmas celebration with transgender community in Bengaluru, giving a message of gender equality and inter-religious amity. The celebration held a week ago at the Apostolic Carmel Generalate in Jayanagar in collaboration with the Teachers TrainingContinue Reading
By Thomas Scaria Mangaluru, April 21, 2022: Come September, the first women’s college on India’s western coast will admit young men as students. The Apostolic Carmel congregation started St Agnes College in Mangaluru more than a century ago to exclusively educate women. After its centenary celebrations in 2021, the collegeContinue Reading
By Thomas Scaria Mangaluru: Apostolic Carmel Sisters have celebrated the centenary of St. Agnes College in Mangaluru. The valedictory program on 10 April showcased the congregation’s mission of “empowering women in India” at various fields. One of the premier women’s colleges in India, St Agnes has produced veteran women inContinue Reading
Bhubaneswar, April 5, 2020: To assist the nation in its fight against COVID-19, nuns of the Apostolic Carmel (AC) congregation are utilising the lockdown period for stitching protective gowns for the doctors of St John’s Hospital, Bengaluru. The sisters have stitched nearly 70 doctor gowns till now and have aContinue Reading
By Matters India Reporter Bangalore, Feb 23, 2020: The Apostolic Carmel Sisters on February 23 elected Sister Nirmalini,a renowned educationist and human rights activist, as the twelfth superior general of their 150-year-old indigenous congregation. The election took place during the congregation’s 20th ordinary general chapter underway in Bengaluru, capital ofContinue Reading
By Thomas Scaria Mangaluru, Jan 14, 2020: The Apostolic Carmel Sisters celebrated the centenary of their women’s college in Mangaluru, southern India, by bringing together outstanding people of India, and listening to their success stories. , The 152-year-old indigenous congregation started St. Agnes College in 1920 for the empowerment ofContinue Reading