I’m among those who firmly believe in the importance of building a strong and healthy personality and character through an internal structure rather than seeking an external structure such as a geographical solution. I often
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The recent Notification No. 7/2023, issued on 21st February 2023, by the Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) mandates the use of new audit reports, namely Form 10B and Form 10BB, for charitable and religious
Saints, in their essence, were quite ordinary individuals who transformed into the extraordinary through dedicated efforts. In his reflections, Fr. Johnson shares the youthful path of Francis de Sales, illustrating how he grappled with inner
“The whole of science is nothing more than a refinement of everyday thinking.” – Albert Einstein Cognitive dimension, the second area of Wholeness: In our presentation of the ‘Wholeness paradigm’ in the July issue, it
On October 4th of this year, Pope Francis issued an Apostolic exhortation titled ‘Laudate Deum’ addressing the Climate Crisis. While Laudato Si' served as a gentle invitation to care for creation, Laudate Deum stands as a clarion action
Synodality is journeying together as the People of God listening to each person as a member of the Church to understand how God might be speaking to all of us. The three words in the
Why is synodality making a buzz everywhere? Recently a curious child asked, “Brother, what is this synodality?” When I explained that synodality meant ‘come let us journey together,’ the child promptly asked, “Brother, weren’t we
October Sky (1999) Director - Joe Johnston Cast: Jake Gyllenhaal, Chris Cooper, Chris Owen, Laura Dern, Natalie Canerday, William Lee Scott. “October Sky” (1999), directed by Joe Johnston, is an adaptation of the memoir by
Mission is a sharing of what discipleship of Jesus means and helping people live that out in their everyday life. It is not so much a mission on Jesus as a mission of Jesus; it
Creation is a precious gift, and each of us has the duty to cherish and protect it. Fr. Luke Rodrigues, a Jesuit, embraced this idea wholeheartedly, devoting his life to serving both God and people.