It is with mixed emotions that I pen this editorial. Although it had been decided earlier that our Chief Editor Fr. Dr. Sebastian would write it, Achan was caught up in packing up for another journey, unexpectedly. As Achan has reached Houston safely today, with a mission and vision to spread the love of Jesus, it is my wish and prayer that he stays rooted in Jesus and be nourished by His Sacred Body and Blood so that Jesus’ mission is accomplished through Achan. They say that rootlessness is the primary cause of many problems. In general, all of [...]

The word legacy has been echoing in my heart lately. It’s something we often think about at funerals or anniversaries, but really, it’s something we live every day—sometimes without even realizing it. The world is bidding farewell to Pope Francis, a figure whose quiet strength, deep compassion, and unwavering commitment to justice marked a significant chapter in the life of the Church. He didn’t just lead with words—he led with example. Whether it was standing with the marginalized, challenging indifference, or embracing the poor, Pope Francis reminded us of what it means to live the Gospel in the modern [...]

“Hope doesn’t disappoint us, but strengthens us in times of trials” – Pope Francis During a recent hospital visit, I sat with a cancer patient who shared something profound. Gazing into the lush green vegetation outside, he said, “When I see the greenery outside, it brings consolation and hope to my heart.” He then recalled a previous hospital stay in a different room, where his only view was a blank wall. “That was difficult,” he admitted, “because all I saw was emptiness.” His words reminded me of the famous short story ‘The Last Leaf’ by O. Henry, in which a [...]