The crimes committed against minority groups in our country are truly appalling, and it’s especially distressing to see how vulnerable Adivasi and minority Christian women are in the face of religious discrimination. In December 2022,
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The National Executive Meet of the Conference of Religious India (CRI) held from 2-4th March 2023 at CRI House, Delhi, was a highly significant event, attended by around 28 members, including the National President Sr
(Part two with Annexures I, II, and III along with Schedule I will be printed in the next issue). In our Church set-up, we put up so many buildings, but often remain ignorant of the
Don Bosco, a saint who spent all his life caring for poor young people, used to tell them, “For you I study, for you I work, for you I live, for you I am ready
“Whole people see and create wholeness wherever they go; split people see and create splits in everything and everybody.” (Richard Rohr). In the last issue, we discussed how Unity & Diversity and Relationship & Uniqueness
Today is the birthday of Sweety the little daughter of Kush Rathore. Sister, would you please bless my daughter? Numerous thoughts scrolled down memory lane. It was 30th June 2006 - Kush, the naturally timid
Sr Lini's article aims to raise awareness about the social and emotional needs of transgender individuals, highlighting the need to treat them with respect and dignity instead of marginalizing or criminalizing them. She shares her
I do speak good Spanish, but my accent betrays me. It is more than obvious that I am not a native Peruvian, but people are usually confused because I do not lisp my “z” or
Ann Sieben is an extremely rare kind of woman. She is not a nun, nor is she married. For more than 15 years now, she has been a ‘Winter Pilgrim.’ A 52-year old American, Ann
“Again the beauty and the suffering . . . . The smallest of us, the most ordinary life, is a wonderful drama with its beauty and suffering, because each human life is a dialogue and