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This is the Root Cause of Illness

cancer removal

Rev. Fr. Ignacio Galdos- Golden Jubilee Of Amulya Chatralaya, Bharuch -c/o BBN

Mystical Visit to the Incorrupt Body of Bernadette Soubirous.

Interview with God.

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Go to the link above for interview with God
Devasia

Happy Christmas and Happy New year 2013

Fr.Sebastian Puthuparambil passed away

 Fr.Sebastian Puthuparambil- 73 years old (Udaipur Diocese) died around 3.00a.m on 14 Dec 2012. The funeral will be held at Udaipur on 15 Dec 2012 at 2.00p.m. He was a Jesuit for 19 Years in Gujarat Province, India ( from 1957- 1976). Kindly keep him in your prayers.

With best wishes and in Union of Prayers,

Socius- Gujarat Province

Fr.Lawrence Dharmaraj

Ignatian Spiritualty - an introduction - English

Funeral Service : Fr Ordonez sj, Gujarat, India

The celebrants at Unteshwari Mariam Mata Mandir

Fr Gariz and other priests present.

Fr Ordonez sj

Candles at the tomb.

Photos C/o Vijay / BBN

Fr .Ordonez Ignacio (GUJ) 84/68 expired

Fr .Ordonez Ignacio

R.I.P.

Fr .Ordonez Ignacio (GUJ) 84/68 expired this morning due to heart  attack (08- 12-2012 ) at Unteshwari.

The funeral will be held at 5.00 p.m ( today) in  Unteshwari  Shrine, Kadi  on  08-12-2012.

Please remember him in your prayers.

Fr.Lawrence Dharmaraj SJ

Socius

GUJ

Personal Information

Birth: 23 -10-1928 9 (Spain, Navarra)

Entered SJ: 26-08-1944 ( Loyola Spain)

Priesthood: 24-03-1958 ( Anand- Gujarat)

Final vows: 02-02-1977 9 Nanakantharia)

Responsibilities held

Asst PP: Retreat house, Baroda—1960

PP at Gothada—1961

Asst PP at Bhilodas—1971-1973

PP at Nanakantharia -- !973-1983

Socius to the Provincial –1984-1989

PP at Meghrej –1989-1993

Asst PP at Meghrej—1993-1994

Asst.PP at Bhiloda—1994-2004

Asst.PP at Unteshwari—2004-2012

Eckhart Tolle : Did the universe make a mistake about the ego?

Filmograph - Press conference

Film on Jesus in Hindi ‘Christayan’

By Varghese Alangadan Indore:   

A six-hour-long film on Jesus in Hindi, directed by a Catholic priest, was released on Dec. 2 after he worked seven years on it with a team of some 200 amateur actors and technical staff.

Divine Word Father Geo George's unique movie with the name ‘Christayan’ (the journey of Christ)
 was released in Indore.

Sr Rosy Koikara passed away

Sr Rosy Koikara CCV of Bardipada has gone to her Father's House on 28th November 2012 at Mumbai, India.
A special Shradhanjali on 8th December 2012 in Bardipada.

Bardipada Parivar

    

Fr Cedric Prakash honoured in USA

Washington:  A city in the United States has honoured an Indian Jesuit for promoting social justice and human rights.

Mayor of City of Harvey in Illinois, Eric Kellogg, on Monday presented the “Outstanding Achievement Award” to Fr. Cedric Prakash, director of Prashant, a Jesuit center for human rights, justice and peace, based in Ahmedabad, Gujarat.

Kellog hailed Fr. Prakash for his stellar service to humanity and his struggle to bring justice to the poor and victims of sectarian violence, especially in Gujarat.

The mayor also recalled the 2002 riots in Gujarat that killed more than 1,000 people, mostly Muslims and how Fr. Prakash braved threats to his life to help the victims. The Jesuit priest’s work proved the existence of compassion, selflessness and “an inspiring conviction in the brotherhood of humanity.”

Accepting the award, Fr. Prakash said the honor “is a reminder that none of us should be quiet until the cause of justice has been met.”

Source: business-standard.com

Fr.George Kunnath CMI Passed away on 31-Oct-2012 [ BBN]

The great missionary Late Fr.George Kunnath CMI Passed away on 31-Oct-2012 Posted: 04 Nov 2012 12:13 AM PDT  Rev. Fr. George Kunnath CMI (72), the great missionary of the Kutch passed away on 31-Oct-2012 at the Lilavathy Hospital, Mumbai at 8.05 am.  He was admitted to the hospital three days ago as he was found lying unconscious on his bed early morning at the CMI house in Mumbai. He was suffering from Diabetes and Parkinson’s disease since a few years.

Let us worship - Kariye Aradhana - Gujarati devotional

Gujarati shubhsandesh in Braille

Communications technology not a threat

Vatican City: 

Communications technology not a threat: Cardinal Gracias

He was speaking at the bishops synod in Rome.

Cardinal Oswald Gracias has said that Asia is experiencing a boom in communications technology which should not be viewed as a threat.

“It is a great gift from God to be used to spread the Good News," he said.

Cardinal Gracias, who is also the president of the Federation of Asian Bishops' Conferences, was speaking at a Synod of the Bishops in Rome, which began on Oct. 7.

He was one of five speakers summarizing the state of evangelization in different regions of the world.

The speakers mentioned the role of the media and insisted on the church's obligation to use social networks to reach new generations of Catholics.

Cardinal Gracias said that the church must help parents, pastors and teachers who can train young people to use the new media and to benefit from them.

The prelate said that Christians make up only 3 per cent of the population in Asia and persecution of the community is not completely uncommon.

"For us in Asia, dialogue is a necessity, not a luxury," he added.

The cardinal said that many Asian cultures have a deep respect for life, including for the life of animals and plants.

He hoped that it should not be difficult, through dialogue, to help people see that respect for life must include the life of the unborn and the life of their neighbors who belong to a different faith.

Speaking on similar lines about the new media, Cardinal Peter Erdo of Esztergom-Budapest told the Synod that the Catholic Church needs to use its media and social networks to spread the faith.

“Much of the news media cover about the church is full of lies," the Hungarian Cardinal said.

Cardinal Erdo is also the president of the Council of European Bishops' Conferences.

Mexican Archbishop Carlos Aguiar Retes of Tlalnepantla told the synod that since the Second Vatican Council, the Latin American bishops have focused on building community, entering into dialogue with the world around them and educating the faithful about their role in transforming society.

Archbishop Carlos, who is the president of the Latin American bishops' council, said the church must "employ new communications technologies to allow the life and mission of the church to be known and for dialogue with the world."

In today's culture, he said, "the social communications media are most influential."
c/o UCAN / India