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LIKE A NOURISHING TABLET When “Magnet" is not around for reading, I miss it a lot. The magazine is like a condensed tablet that will sustain one for days. Its contextualized articles, well written in

We interviewed the new bishop of Port Blair, Andamans, who was consecrated on August 21. Here is his vocation story—of a naughty boy from a business family with no priests—his enthusiastic vision and his keenness

I am writing this in my office in Delhi at 1.28 am. Just finished going through eleven contributions on the reading habit—from religious, priests, two lay women, one lay man. How I wish we could

She suffered a shoulder injury in 2017. She was diagnosed with bone cancer in 2018. She recovered, and made a comeback. In the Tokyo Olympics, she won a silver medal for her javelin throw. She

I have been living in St. Charles Home for Senior Citizens, Kamba Village, Kalyan, Maharashtra, for five years now. Not only have I aged since then, but I have had a ringside view of the

MAGNET sent a few questions to Sr Christel, a former provincial of the Delhi province of the Sisters of the Destitute, a religious order devoted to looking after the aged and the destitute. There is

Convinced that we have much to learn from happy seniors, we interviewed 84-year-old Fr Joseph Kezhakkekara SDB, who has held leaderships roles for years, mixes with the young and old joyfully, and radiates enthusiasm. Here

MAGNET interviews Sr Marietta De Mello SAP, former provincial of the St Anne of Providence Sisters, Chingleput Province. Marietta, you are knows as someone noted for her loving care of sick sisters. How has been

Here is the story of a young woman with a PG degree and further training in computer work, who did not want a career, nor join a teaching order of nuns, but preferred to share

I often see youngsters standing in the Church premises during the Mass rather than entering the Church. I feel this is mainly because the parishioners, especially the youth, find the homily too long and tiring,