Since I happen to be the President of the Xavier Board of Higher Education, the Vatican Dicastery of Education and Culture invited me to join their conference on ‘Time for Listening”. I was one of…
It is widely accepted that it was the Greek city-states, particularly Athens, which gave to the world, as early as the 5th Century BC, a political system which is the forerunner of modern-day democracy. [auth]…
Four young Jesuits in formation share their anxieties, dreams, and plans for the year 2024 [auth] I’ll look for those moments The Greeks speak about two different ‘times’: firstly, chronos, the time that keeps moving,…
The recently concluded Synod on Synodality is historic on many counts. However, what stands out for me, as a woman, is the way the Synod participants experienced the reciprocity between men and women during that…
Ms. Candice says, “It was back in 2000 that I met Fr Cyril Desbruslais, SJ, a charismatic yet simple Jesuit. Little did I know that he would become a friend, philosopher and guide to me…
The Office of Discernment and Apostolic Planning of the Society of Jesus has published a new book on pastoral planning authored by Dr Christina Kheng, a Singaporean laywoman and planning consultant of the Jesuit Conference…
Title of the book: Reimagining Your Faith JourneyAuthor: Fr Learoy Rodrigues, SJPublisher: Pauline Publications, MumbaiISBN: 978-93-93782-31-1Number of pages: 160Price: ₹ 190/- Learoy Rodrigues talks about his new book Reimagining Your Faith Journey. What made you write this book? In the last few…
Title of the book: Religious Pluralism in IndiaAuthor: Fr Lancy Lobo, SJPublisher: Routledge IndiaISBN: ISBN 9781032373058Number of pages: 222Price: ₹4,592.90/- Lancy Lobo, SJ, talks about his new book Religious Pluralism in India: Ethnographic and Philosophic Evidences 1886 – 1936. What made you…
To mark the 25th anniversary of the only Jesuit institution in mainland China, the Beijing Center for Chinese Studies (TBC) gathered friends and alumni on the evening of 28 November ’23 to cherish the sweet…
The way the film opens is intriguing. It highlights the water crisis faced by the villagers. The director’s deliberate choice to start the film with this scene is a clever way to emphasize the context…