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 Many wonder why the government is proposing a Uniform Civil Code (UCC) now, amidst pressing issues like unemployment, inflation, communal tensions, poverty, women’s safety concerns, human trafficking, tribal unrest, and corruption. Seemingly UCC seems to

Scheduled for October 2023, the Synod on Synodality is perhaps the most closely watched event in the life of the Church, comparable in significance to the Second Vatican Council. The idea of ‘synodality’ has been

When we think of financial administration of a registered society, we don’t mean just administering finance; rather it is much wider than the finance; it includes the organizational structure, officials and their roles, Governing Body,

It was time for the change of provincial in a province. There were three prominent persons who could occupy the post. One was the vice-provincial and known to be a disciplinarian. The other was very

“Your body holds great wisdom. Trust in it. Learn from it. Watch your life transform and be healthy.” (Bella Bleue) “It is health that is the real wealth, and not pieces of gold and silver.”

Have you heard of Franz Jägerstätter? Probably not. Many have not heard of this exceptional man even in his own native country. Who was he? Why is his life a challenge for us? On March

Violence is not just a crime against individuals; it is a direct assault on the collective soul of humanity.  The 2023 Annual Report by the United States Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF) in India

Journeys intrigue me. When I was living in Kolkata, because of work I had to travel quite a bit. I crossed India from Cooch Behar and Assam up north to the southernmost tip of Tamil

Those who read this column regularly would know that I have in the past held up Little Brothers as shining candles in this dark, dreary world. The Little Brothers of Jesus are Catholic religious who

In the light of evolving financial regulations and emerging challenges related to the management of material assets within religious institutions, priests and members of religious orders are becoming increasingly hesitant to assume the role of