I am Sr. Meera, a perpetually professed member of a Religious Institute. I would like to receive information on the canonical procedures required for transferring from one Religious Institute to another. Canons 684- 685 of
Bishop Barthol Barretto, Auxiliary Bishop of Bombay, in this interview with Janina Gomes, speaks to us about the work of the Small Christian Communities, Clusters and Small Human Communities in the Archdiocese as they strive
Not Broken (2021) Runtime 71 minutes Director: Lauren Havel Cast: Anne Marie Ryan, Natalie King, Kyra Wilson, Rosaia Wilson “Not Broken” is a film that follows the life of Winter Knight, a dyslexic but talented
The End of Christendom (1980)-Malcolm Muggeridge The End of Christendom by Malcolm Muggeridge is a thought-provoking book that examines the decline of Christendom and the abiding nature of Christianity. The author argues that Christendom is
The beauty of nature in May is something to behold! The world comes alive, with flowers and trees bursting with colour and vitality. The birds return, and the air is filled with their sweet songs.
Quite a few times I have read and recited the prayer, “Soul of Christ” (Anima Christi) both in my bliss and torments, I could narrowly comprehend every other sentence from the prayer except “within your
The Easter story, which commemorates the Resurrection of Jesus Christ, is a cornerstone of the Christian faith. While much attention is given to the accounts of the male disciples and their experiences during this event,
For me, the Resurrection is the experience of being loved intimately by Jesus. A time came in my life where I was deeply moved by the love and forgiveness of Jesus. A few years ago,
If you are the typical MAGNET reader, you belong to a Catholic religious order. You do not have to worry about whether you will have enough food to eat, or how to pay your medical
“The act of listening anchored by LOVE strengthens the bond of being together forever…” When the two ears are put side by side, it forms the shape of the heart. Interestingly, the word “ear” sits