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Indian nun who died 35 days after profession draws devotees of all faiths (opens the original)
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A man prays before a portrait of Venerable Sr. Maria Celine Kannanaikal at the provincial house of the Ursulines of Mary Immaculate in Payyambalam, a suburb of Kannur town in the southwestern Indian state of Kerala. (George Kommattam) Each morning, Helna Manoharan, a Hindu primary school teacher, begins her workday praying at the tomb of Venerable Maria Celine Kannanaikal in Kannur, a town in the southwestern Indian state of Kerala. She then spends a few minutes in the Ursuline Convent before wa
Retired Augustinian nuns and laypeople share a home in Bengaluru (opens the original)
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Sr. Suchita Kavumkal, a staff member at Elizabeth Care Home in Bengaluru, southern India, managed by the Augustinian Sisters, helps care for Jessie Pai, an 88-year-old resident. (George Kommattam) Every morning, 88-year-old Jessi Pai waits for Augustinian nuns for coffee, exercise, quiz sessions and chat. "I have a lot of fun with these sisters," Pai told Global Sisters Report in July. Pai, an unmarried Christian, is among 52 elderly laypeople living with 11 retired Augustinian nuns at Elizabeth
Q&A with Sr. Amitha Polimetla, accompanying transgender persons in India (opens the original)
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Salvatorian Srs. Amitha Polimetla (standing, fourth from right) and Sudha Rani Sankili with members of the Nee Thodu Society at their Sustainable Livelihood Centre in Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh, southeastern India. (Courtesy of Amitha Polimetla) Sr. Amitha Polimetla, a member of the Sisters of the Divine Savior (Salvatorian Sisters), is the founder of the Nee Thodu Society, a ministry that accompanies transgender persons in India. Polimetla is from Rudrappaka village in Andhra Pradesh's Krish
Isolated Indian taxi drivers find mutual support through Carmelite nuns' ministry (opens the original)
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Sr. Rose Maria, coordinator of the Sarathi Helpline for Drivers, with autorickshaw drivers in Koodaranji, a small town in Kozhikode district, Kerala, southwestern India. (Johnson Suvarana Studio) Eight years ago, Sudheesh V. Sreeram fell ill while driving his auto-rickshaw, a three-wheeler taxi, in Kozhikode, a town in the southwestern Indian state of Kerala. The doctors advised him to undergo a pacemaker implantation immediately. "I had no savings, even though I had worked as a driver for 25 ye
Q&A with Sr. Jaya Anto Mangalath, record holder for blood donation in India (opens the original)
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Good Samaritan Sr. Jaya Anto Mangalath brings food and essential supplies to women living on the streets of Kanhangad town in the southwestern Indian state of Kerala. (Courtesy of Jaya Anto Mangalath) Good Samaritan Sr. Jaya Anto Mangalath holds the national record for the most blood donations by a woman in India. The Talent Record Book recognized her in March 2024 when she gave blood for the 117th time. Mangalath was born in Alappuzha, Kerala state, as the 11th of 12 children. She told Global S
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