In the past three weeks, I have had the privilege of experiencing life from a different perspective, which has profoundly touched my heart and soul. It has led me to reflect on the fundamental necessities of life: food, clothing, and shelter. While these are basic rights that we often take for granted, it’s a stark […]
Three Weeks in the Shelter Home: A Journey of Compassion and Transformation Read More »
On a crisp September day, a group of 13 determined Irular women from four villages embarked on a transformative journey to Kasthambadi, under the guidance of Fr. Packia Raj, Sr. Alosiya, Mr. Albert, and Mrs. Rajeswari. The purpose of this training programme was to impart skills in the art of crafting Surf Excel Liquid, Comfort
Empowering Irular Women Through Skill Development: A Journey to Kasthambadi Read More »
On this memorable day, we witnessed the power of knowledge, leadership, and community coming together as 23 enthusiastic youths from different villages gathered at St. Mathew Church in Kadambattur for a day of capacity building training. Our journey began under the guidance of the venerable Fr. Sarathi SJ, who masterfully used meaningful videos to explore
Empowering Youth: A Day of Learning and Inspiration Read More »
In a world that often feels divided, where people from different backgrounds and cultures can sometimes struggle to find common ground, the Ignatian Day Celebration with Migrants proved to be a shining beacon of unity and hope. On this auspicious day, 482 migrants, representing diverse paths and stories, gathered at Loyola Campus in Chennai on
“Uniting Hearts, Empowering Lives: Ignatian Day Celebration with Migrants” Read More »
On July 30th, St. Ignatius of Loyola Founder’s Day was commemorated with a heartwarming event that brought together 30 Homeless migrants at Loyola shelter home in Jai Nagar at Chennai. Mr. Venkatesh the shelter home coordinator and Mr. Shankar organized the event .The occasion was graced by distinguished guests, including Rev. Fr. Poondi Rajan S.J.
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Mr. Rajini is a 36-year-old unmarried man from Tiruvallur district. He completed his 10th grade education and embarked on his professional journey in 1998 at Container Corporation of India limited, where he diligently worked for five years. After the completion of his contract, he ventured into his own shipping business but unfortunately incurred a loss
