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Thursday, January 28, 2021

Congratulations the Religious Men and Women

My scribble I take, the religious do I remember. They've chosen this, Deus to serve.  Isn't simple task , with love they're committed.  Congratulations religious, as noonday is your work .  Soon do you join,  studies soon begin. In prayers...

Christ and Multiculturalism

 Jesus understood and lived in a community of diverse cultures. He never tried to bring about uniformity but all the time he emphasized unity. This is very evident in his early mission, He offered reconciliation to all cultures. Jesus did this by calling Jews and Gentiles...

Saturday, November 28, 2020

SHIFTS IN BRAIN DRAIN IN THE 21ST CENTURY

The skyrocketing demand and shortages in professional fields today can be attributed to the inordinate desire by developed countries to boost their professional fields, innovations and productivity. This has perhaps dimmed technological and professional advancement thereby...

Thursday, November 19, 2020

TRANSFORMING SUBJECTIVISM INTO OBJECTIVISM: A NEW LOOK ABOUT THE SELF

    Pope Francis in his Post-Synodal Exhortation Christus Vivit says: “often in life, we waste time asking ourselves ‘who I am?’ You can keep asking, ‘whoam I?’ for the rest of your life. But the real question is ‘for whom am I?”(Christus Vivit. 286). In this particular...

Sunday, November 8, 2020

GOD IN THE MIDST OF SUFFERING

  In this modern world we are too busy. If a beggar asks for any alms we place some money and escape from the situation as early as possible. We don’t think why he or she struggles, what makes him or her to beg. We don’t find whether there are any other ways to help...

Sunday, June 21, 2020

“Pilgrimage with Mother Mary”

Journey in responding to God’s call without Mother Mary’s accompaniment leads to emptiness and vain. Of course, Mother Mary doesn’t take the place of the Holy Spirit, but she helps me, forms me, protects me, and guides me to follow Her Son’s footsteps. I could say that without...

Sunday, May 3, 2020

“He asked me whether I would be so good as to hear his confession”

“He asked me whether I would be so good as to hear his confession”St. Claret’s Autobiography-319 Confession is very necessary for all the Christians who believe in the forgiveness of God almighty. From the time we as Christians prepare ourselves to receive the Eucharistic...

The wonders and challenges of the Nanotechnology and the Geoengineering for our planet

We as humans are in a crossroad, where many alternatives or proposals in the scientific and technological world are the unavoidable part of human life. “Technoscience, when well directed, can produce important means of improving the quality of human life, …” and preservation...