Family : A place where Values are Born. In a world where values are regarded as old fashioned and outdated, where values have no place in this existing corrupt society, Auxilium Benaulim is still bubbling with the Kingdom values. From 20th– 25th of November we celebrated the Value Education week. Each class, along with their respected religion teachers was responsible for the morning assembly. The theme for the entire week
Education is a matter of character formation not grades and marks accumulation. Parent’s responsibility does not come to a full stop after securing an admission for their child in a renowned school rather they become collaborators and partners of this great mission of character formation. On 28th November Auxilium Benaulim organised an input session for the parents. Fr. Allengaden Varghese was the guest speaker of the day. Fr. Varghese enlightened
On 19 November 2017, CRI for young juniors was held in Mary Immaculate School Panjim.The CRI President Fr. Paul Alvares, asked Sr. Agatha if we could organise the one day annual seminar for junior religious in Goa since we are good in dealing with the youngsters. We took up the challenge and organised the programme asking Fr. Bernadino Almeida to speak to the juniors on “The relevance of religious today”.
You can count on me like 1,2,3… On the lips of sisters and of teachers of Auxilium Benaulim were these assuring words to the children, “You can count on me like 1, 2,3 and I’ll be there”. The best gift a teacher can give to his/her students is her/his self gift, the assurance of one’s presence and that’s what was expressed on 14th November by the teachers. In Matthew’s Gospel,
14, November was a special day indeed, when we did remember our first missionaries. We had a beautiful prayer moment in the morning, highlighting the significance of those first steps towards growth. The thanksgiving Eucharist was celebrated by our parish priest Fr. Abraham Rananaware, it was a meaningful moment for each of us as we sang Gods praises for this initiative of foresight to expand. The day had a note of
On 12, November 2017, We had children’s day for those of the vicinity and to our amazement around 120 children turned up. After a moment of prayer conducted by Sr. Joanna Lobo, Sr. Catherine Pereira welcomed the children and as our theme was on Children and the environment, she highlighted their role as co- creators. The cultural programme consisted of dances and a play on Mother Earth, through this stage
On 18th November we had the Children’s Day celebration where the children came to our campus with a lot of enthusiasm. Around 200 children from the six villages of Ghora, Ardi, Zalabordi, Khristipura,Ashipura and Pansora were assembled in our campus. One could hear them bubbling with joy. Mr.Nirav Patel from Pansora was the chief guest of the day. We began our programme with a short prayer, followed by a welcome
11th November was a joyous day for the region of Gujarat as the three houses- Baroda, Dakor and Pansora celebrated the AYM fest 2017 in Jag Prakash Kanya Chatralay, Pansora. There were 148 girls and the Sisters, teachers and volunteers gleefully participated in it. We began our programme with the registration followed by ice breakers which were conducted by Sr.Urvashi Macwana. The inaugural programme began at 4:30 p.m wherein Rev.Thomas
90 years of life of our dear Fr. Salvador D’Souza loving known as Fr. Salu. 16th November was a happy day for us FMA at Wadala as we celebrated the birthday of or confessor Fr. Salu. Whether it is sun or rain, winter or summer Fr. Salu is faithful to celebrate the Eucharist for us at Wadala. Like Don Bosco he cares for the spiritual growth of the Sisters. Dear
The boarders of Laura Vicuna Niwas celebrated Children’s Day and the 140th anniversary of missionary expedition on 14th Nov. Through the power point presentation the Sisters animated prayer moment and a quiz on the missionary Sisters. A missionary corner was created to commemorate the event. They enjoyed different games, activities and were enlightened by the talk given by Sr. Krupalatha Pereira. The day concluded by making the children feel that they are loved
