By Thomas Scaria Changanacherry, Jan 12, 2025: The century-old Medical Mission Sisters, a congregation that has provided health care services in several countries, now promotes alternative therapies in India after leaving their multispecialty hospitals. “In the past few decades, we have handed over most of our hospitals to local diocesesContinue Reading
By Joan Chunkapura Kottayam, Nov 7, 2022: When I started to work with people with addictions, I heard many comments about it being an unimportant and useless service field. Yet I felt it was more meaningful and had more of a sense of connectedness to human beings than working inContinue Reading
By Thomas Scaria Kottayam, Sept 17, 2022: Teachers noticed Theresa* behaving strangely as she started the second of her four-year engineering course in the southwestern Indian state of Kerala. The studious student turned pale and frequently skipped classes, ignored studies, and moved with a few select friends. The teachers suspectedContinue Reading
By Celine Paramundayil Bhopal, March 4, 2022: Around 9 a.m. a call came: “Hello, we found two kids left near the collector’s office; please come and do the needful.” Medical Mission Sister Seema Bhalrai, coordinator of Child Help Line — a central government project of the Khandwa Diocese Social ServiceContinue Reading
