India
Abbreviation: IND Region: ASIANZ URL: http://rscjindiaprovince.org
May 27, 2025
Living Saint Madeleine Sophie’s Legacy in Torpa, India
A three-day program and two-day outing was a memorable experience for the ongoing formation of nineteen RSCJ in Torpa, India, from May 14 – 18, 2025.
May 23, 2025
Centennial and Feast Events for May 23-25
The Feast of Madeleine Sophie and the hundred-year anniversary of her canonization is upon us! Here is a list of events taking place this weekend as well as some new resources you might have missed.
April 17, 2025
An Easter Invitation to Live with Courage and Love
Mudita Sodder RSCJ of India shares her personal stories of the strength that the Risen Christ has given her.
March 12, 2025
Centennial of Madeleine Sophie’s Canonization
On May 24, 1925, Pope Pius XI declared Madeleine Sophie Barat a saint of the Roman Catholic Church. Information about events as well as resources on this centennial celebration are posted here.
March 10, 2025
Mudita’s List of Lenten Practices
Mudita Sodder RSCJ of India shares a list of Lenten practices that will help her feel closer to God in this contemplative season.
January 15, 2025
The First SE-SASIA Synchronized Assembly
The members of the New Province of SE-SASIA held a historic, synchronized Post General Chapter Assembly from December 28 to December 30, 2024.
December 18, 2024
Dance in the Arms of Grace: A Christmas Reflection by Mudita Sodder RSCJ
This Christmas let us dare to dance in the arms of grace by rediscovering our desire to walk together, to…
A Letter of Gratitude to St. Madeleine Sophie
Sr. Anita Nazareth, an RSCJ in the Province of India, has written this letter of gratitude to St. Madeleine Sophie.
December 13, 2024
Transition Ceremony of the General Council 2024
Thank you for joining us at the Transition Ceremony of the General Council on December 12. If you missed it,…
October 9, 2024
A Champion of Inculturation: Celebrating the Life of Vandana Mataji rscj
This is the story of Sr Gool Mary Dhalla rscj, better known as Vandana Mataji. Vandana devoted herself to making the Indian face of Christ visible in the life of Indian Christians.