28th August 2019, the long-awaited day was dawned in Pushpanjali ITI. The inaugural day commenced with the opening prayer service, prayer dance asking God’s assistance for the new scholastic year 2019-2020. The chief guest for the day was Mr. K.P. Chavada, the lab technician in P.H.C. The Guests of Honour were Mr.Kartik Jain, Head of the Ashirwad Institute, Mr. Narsinh Vala, Sarpanch of Vanoti and Sr. Hilda Braganza, the animator
On the 23rd August 2019, we had “Live Jam Session” by ‘Band Live Jam’ for the students of Std.VI to Std. XII of English Medium. The Band Live Jam is a travelling band which travels to cities and states all over India as well as abroad. They have singing sessions where they involve students from different schools too. The students were very enthusiastic about participating in an interactive session which
On 24 August 2019, 57 young Auxilians together with the teachers in – charge and Sr. Agatha Fernandes visited the mentally disabled children of the MDC Institute in Shirur, Ahmednagar. The 50 inmates welcomed the visitors with an amazing band performance and later escorted them to the vast exhibition of hand- made articles like candles, purses, flower pots, door mats etc. made by them. Our Auxilians were amazed by the
“Leadership is the ability to guide others without force into a direction or decision that leaves them still feeling empowered and accomplished.” 27th August 2019 was the day marked for the Gujarati medium students to be the AYG members. The investiture programme began with a meaningful prayer moment wherein students offered themselves to God in a symbolic gesture- heart, hand, flower, and seed. It was followed by the ceremony wherein Sr.
On 28th August 2019, the inaugural of AYM for the academic session 2019-20 was held. The ceremony started with the invocation to God the Almighty by a prayer dance performed by Diya Chavda, Krishna Bhatt and Alisha. The AYG members marched in the auditorium by waving their hands. The moment when they entered the hall was truly amazing. Their eyes were gleaming with future dreams. Their dedication and eagerness were
Bl. Mother Troncatt was a woman who lived her life for the tribals of Maccas and Shuars in Ecuador. A woman who lived the words of Jesus “What you do to the least of my brethren you do it to me”. The commemoration of this great FMA was kept up in our community at Auxilium Convent Wadala. A well-animated service which briefed the life of Mother Troncanti and her tireless
