On 25 October 2019, 48 children from Kune participated in the Children’s Day programme at Social Centre. Fr. Caesar and Sr. Mary Anthony organised games and a get-together for the children. The children enjoyed to the maximum and thanked the animators for making their day a joyful one.
We, the Sisters at Mornese Vihar, Sulcorna, along with our boarding children celebrated the festival of Lights on the 23rd of October. We began the celebration with the prayer moment on power-point presentation, prepared by Sr. Jeena Bandya. The lamp was lit by the animator Sr. Natal Rodrigues and a few boarders symbolising victory over evil, conquering sadness that prevails in broken hearts. God is light and there is no
Ye The festival of lights was beautifully celebrated at Jag Prakash Kanya Chatralaya ,Pansora on 22nd October. Sr.Anita began with a prayer moment followed by a short skit on the life of Ram and Sita. Then there was an awareness skit that depicted an eco-friendly and enjoyable Diwali. This skit brought home the message of saving the planet earth and providing all with a clean and healthy environment. The short
On 24th October at Pushpanjali we the Sisters celebrated the feast of Diwali with our boarders. We began the celebration with a prayer moment animated by the children. After the prayer, we had a cultural programme. The children enacted the skit based on the life of Ram and Sita. This skit brought out a meaningful message on how God wins over darkness and brings light of Christ into this world.
On 8th November 2019, Auxilium Convent High School Pali Hill celebrated Children’s Day. The theme for the day was ‘You are precious’. A meaningful prayer moment was conducted by the Sisters followed by an aarti performed by the class teachers for their respective classes. Students were given colourful floral welcome followed by dance performances by the teachers. Attractive spot prizes were also given to the students. An inspiring message was
Auxilium Convent High School, Lonavla celebrated Children’s Day on 13th November. Students of the secondary section came colourfully dressed ready to enjoy the day. The teachers organized the entire programme, which began with a prayer service for the children. The photo of Jawaharlal Nehru was garlanded and the significance of the day was explained. Teachers put up a dance to entertain children. An action song too was performed by the
Let the little children come to me do not stop them. Children are the stars that light up the sky; they brighten up our homes, nations and indeed the entire world. As Phyllis Dryden says “Life, love, and laughter are the priceless gifts to give our children.” To appreciate the gift of life of each child, to show our love and to bring joy and laughter to our little ones,
“Every child is a different kind of flower and together they make a beautiful garden.” On 14th November we, the Sisters celebrated Children’s Day for the boarders thanking each of them for bringing colour to our life. In the afternoon the VTC students organised games for the boarders. Later in the evening, our boarders were delighted to see Miss Maharashtra Preeti Pagare who was the winner of the State Title
The Chapter members awakened to the last day of the Provincial Chapter with gratitude in their hearts. The theme for the day was, ‘Missionary communities in the shared educative mission’. We began our day adoring the Lord, led by the community of St. Joseph Training Centre, Lonavla. The first session of the day was initiated by Sr. Philo Lobo invoking the Holy Spirit. This was followed by voting for the
The Provincial Chapter entered into the fourth day, with the dawn of 18th November, led into the presence of the Divine within us by Sr. Santana Pereira. This day marked the celebration of the gift of life of Sr. Teresa Joseph and Sr. Latha Arogyaswamy. The assembly was guided to invite God into our midst, by Sr. Elphina Rodrigues. The theme for the day was “Communities journeying with a prophetic
