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  • Sep 25, 2024 | ncronline.org | Thomas Scaria |Maria Nirmalini |Betsy Devasia

    Catholic women religious in India have enhanced their youth ministry, with the aim to bring young people closer to the church and their traditions. "This involves not only working on their faith formation, skills training or academic excellence, but [also] understanding and accepting them as they are with their dreams, weaknesses and strengths," said Apostolic Carmel Sr. Maria Nirmalini, who heads the women's wing of the Conference of Religious India.

  • Sep 25, 2024 | globalsistersreport.org | Thomas Scaria |Maria Nirmalini |Betsy Devasia |Rhina Guidos

    Catholic women religious in India have enhanced their youth ministry, with the aim to bring young people closer to the church and their traditions. "This involves not only working on their faith formation, skills training or academic excellence, but [also] understanding and accepting them as they are with their dreams, weaknesses and strengths," said Apostolic Carmel Sr. Maria Nirmalini, who heads the women's wing of the Conference of Religious India.

  • Sep 13, 2024 | globalsistersreport.org | Thomas Scaria |Maria Nirmalini |Dorothy Fernandes

    Catholic nuns have joined civil rights and women groups to demand urgent steps to prevent increasing cases of sexual violence against women in the country. "If a doctor could be raped and killed in a government hospital during duty hours, how unsafe is it for other health professionals?" asked Sr. Victoria Narisetti, the president of the Catholic Health Association of India, the largest nongovernmental network of health professionals in the country.

  • Nov 3, 2023 | vaticannews.va | Maria Nirmalini

    Sister Nirmala with Pope Francis during his Apostolic Visit to Bahrain in November 2022  CHURCH Sister Maria Nirmalini offers her reflections on the synodal process in India before she participated as a member of the XVI Ordinary General Assembly of the Synod of Bishops on synodality. By Maria Nirmalini, A.C. The news of being selected to participate in the Synod on Synodality came as a total surprise to me, though a pleasant one at that.

  • Jun 19, 2023 | globalsistersreport.org | Chris Herlinger |Thomas Scaria |Maria Nirmalini |Dorothy Fernandes

    Catholic religious congregations in India seem to have taken a "wakeup call" seriously from their leader. "We cannot be silent when the country is burning with divisive forces everywhere," Sr. Maria Nirmalini, president of the Conference of Religious India, said in a June 1 letter addressed to more than 130,000 nuns, priests and brothers belonging to 399 congregations across the country.

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