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Flos Carmeli School, Kesare, Mysore run by the CCR Sisters depict the cultural heritage of Karnataka at the KRCR Annual Assembly 2018

KRCR I Karnataka Cultural Heritage I Flos Carmeli School, Kesare, Mysore I Through the Karnataka Anthem and the dance, students of Flos Carmeli School, Kesare, Mysuru, run by the CCR Sisters, depict the various cultures of Karnataka...

BENGALURU: The Regional Commission for Formation organized a seminar for the Major Superiors and their delegates on Aug 9, 2018 at NBCLC, Bengaluru.

Rev. Francis Serro, SJ, Bishop of Shimoga and the Chairperson of the Regional Commission for Formation, in his key note address highlighted the difficulties that the religious congregations are facing in recruiting vocations and in nurturing them through the formative years. There were around 100 participants.

Fr. Victor George, a Canonist from the Diocese of Mangalore was the respource person spoke on “Trends in Vocation and Formation to Priesthood and Religious Life” from the canonical perspective.
Fr. Richard Britto, the Secretary for the Commission welcomed the gathering and Sr. Jyothi Fernandes, UFS thanked.

MYSURU: KRCR Unit of Mysuru, held its Annual General Body meeting on on July 15, 2018 at Teresian College Auditorium.
The Meeting with the Eucharistic celebration presided over by Fr. Stifan Perera, Executive Secretary of KRCR. Fr. Dominic Vas, the President Mysuru CRI preached a fitting homily on prophetic witness of Religious Life.
Later Pro. Babu Matthew, Prof at Law College, Bengaluru presented a paper on “The Indian political scenario today and our response as Religious as we are on the threshold of 2019 General Elections".
More than 300 priests and religious participated in the seminar which ended with agape.