By George Kommattam Kallanode, Feb 8, 2026: Nimmy Pothiyittel smiled as she watched elderly guests argue cheerfully over a carrom game at a day home the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth manage in the southwestern Indian state of Kerala. “Laughing with others gives them new energy,” said Pothiyittel, who servesContinue Reading
By Matters India Reporter New York, April 8, 2023: An Indian American who wrote about pioneering American and Indian women in a Bihar town has won a 74-year-old award that salutes media that “affirm the highest values of the human spirit.” Jyoti Thottam, daughter of an Indian nurse settled inContinue Reading
By Philip Mathew Tiruchirappalli, March 10, 2020: John Antony was 9 when his mother brought him to a special school managed by the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth in the southern Indian city of Tiruchirappalli, also called Trichy, in 2008. His mother cried and pleaded with the nuns to admitContinue Reading
The congregation works in five countriesContinue Reading
Their goals for sustainability put most multinational corporations to shame.Continue Reading
By Malini Manjoly The eight well-functioning cooperatives of Navjyoti, a non-governmental organization of the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth have changed the lives of many people especially women and children in Surkhet, West Nepal. The cooperatives are solely managed by its 1375 shareholders. They avail loans on the basis ofContinue Reading
Sr Lucia had an urgency to bring about transformation in peopleContinue Reading
The nuns cater to residents of ten severely affected villagesContinue Reading
By Malini Manjaly Patna: A message got through WhatsApp on July 12: “People are in a pathetic situation with absolutely nothing to eat.” It came from Sr. Deena Vazhaparampil, a trained nurse who ministers among the troubled and agitated people of the Darjeeling hills, and made me realize the gravityContinue Reading
By providing legal aid, Sister Joicy now helps many tribal families to find their dignity and rights in society.Continue Reading
