Communicate with GOD

Once, a construction supervisor working at 6th floor of a building called out to his assistant on the ground floor. Because of construction noises the assistant did not hear a thing.

To draw the attention of his assistant, the supervisor threw a 10 Rupee note which fell right in front of the assistant. The assistant picked it up, put it in his pocket & continued with his work.

Again to draw the attention of assistant, the supervisor threw down 500 Rupee note & the assistant did the same, picked, put it in his pocket & resumed his work.

Now to draw attention of the assistant; supervisor picked up a small stone & threw it at his assistant. The stone hit the assistant's head. This time he looked up & the supervisor could communicate with the assistant.

This is the story of our life. God from above wants to communicate with us, but we are busy doing our worldly chores. God gives us small gifts & we just keep them without looking from where we got them.

Then God gives us more gifts but we remain oblivious. We just keep the gifts without seeing from where these come from & never thank Him. We just say we are LUCKY.

It is only when we are hit with a small stone - which we call problems, then we look up & we start communicating with God.

Every time we get a gift, should we not thank God immediately? Should we wait till we are hit by a stone or face a problem? Communicate with God...

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Visit to St. Joseph's Home for the destitute!

As a meaningful way of celebrating X'mas Loyola Women's Hostel went a step ahead in nurturing charity. A minimum possible amount was collected from every students in order to encourage their attitude towards charity. Preparation were made prior to the visit like opting things for the destitute.

 On the 15th of December around 15 volunteer along with the Hostel doctors from Loyola Women's hostel took a journey to St. Joseph's Home at Chengalpet. It was an enriching experience for us. It helped us to be more concern to the old and sick people.

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Christmas means --------------

We all find happiness in different things. The true meaning of Christmas cannot be found in material things but in making other people genuinely happy. What we want them to learn is that Christmas is not about the trees, the lights, the presents, the glitz and glam,” Christians regard Christ as the embodiment of the word “Emmanuel,” which means, “God with us,” believing as we do that God was somehow mysteriously present in Jesus of Nazareth.

For many people, Christmas is a stark difference to the warm and fuzzy feelings of the season. Maybe they have no family; maybe they don’t have enough money to buy presents for the people that mean the most to them or perhaps this time of year marks a loss and is attached to sad memories. For others, Christmas has become about material things, shopping for things they don’t really need, to the point of getting in debt to satisfy their need for material things. Christmas, unfortunately, has become commercialized instead of a time that reflects the true meaning of the season – the celebration of the birth of Jesus Christ.

But what does that mean for today’s society where often time’s people don’t associate Christmas with the birth of Jesus and they do nothing to honor his life by behaving in a way that reflects his teachings?

People have gotten lost in needing to have the latest technological gadgets and are often engrossed in the gluttony and over-indulgence of the season. So why not return to the true meaning of Christmas? Why not make the season of Christmas filled with love, kindness, compassion, forgiveness, caring and sharing thus living the true spirit of Christmas.  

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