With the lockdown of Covid 19, Mount St Joseph community along with its Loyola Educational Institutions and Immaculate Heart of Mary Church in the campus have been doing a wonderful work of charity. Our target group has been the daily wage earners and stranded migrant workers from various parts of Karnataka and the rest of India.
The whole Jesuit community, both young and senior members have fully immersed into this charitable work. The Loyola College building has been turned into a hub of grocery distribution centre. Students of our Degree College and IHMC parish volunteers are helping us in packing things. There are also Catholic religious Nuns and Priests in the neighbourhood who have joined us in reaching out these groceries to the needy and deserving people in our vicinity.
I have been writing Covid Care Diary in our MSJ house blog. Have a nice reading:
7. Covid Care Diary: Farmers as our Primary Benefactors
6. Covid Care Diary: Auto Drivers as Our Trusted Collaborators
5. Covid Care Diary: Reaching out to the Right People through Documentation
4. Covid Care Diary - The Large Hearted Volunteers
3. Covid Care Diary: Catholic Religious Brothers & Sisters at Work
2. Covid Care Diary: Reaching out to the Physically Challenged
1. Covid Care Diary: Work Continues Reaching the Unreached
- Olvin Veigas, SJ
23 April 2020
1 comment:
Dear Olvin, God's glorified through all your wonderful works.I remained speechless as I have gone through your blog.My heart flows and over flows with gratitude to God for you.
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