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June 2013 - Jamshedpur Jesuits

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and have depth in whatever we do.<br />

The day was full of activities which made the<br />

scholastics enjoy the day to the fullest. It was really<br />

heart touching to see them shouting and yelling at<br />

one another during the baseball game. This<br />

shouting and yelling was nothing but an opportunity<br />

to come closer to one another. It was heartwarming<br />

to see all the scholastics enjoying one another's<br />

company without difference of senior or junior.<br />

The evening was spent together with lots of partysongs,<br />

'shayries' and jokes that made the evening<br />

hour a memorable one.<br />

20 May <strong>2013</strong>: 'Be the Message'<br />

As the Villa <strong>2013</strong> came to an end the scholastics<br />

wanted to make 'masti' and enjoy the company of<br />

one another. The day began with a solemn Mass<br />

presided over by Fr. Vinod accompanied by<br />

Vincent Vinod who gave a soul stirring sermon. In<br />

his sermon he invited us 'to be the message' to the<br />

people. During the day the scholastics enjoyed a<br />

baseball match and, at the end, they danced<br />

together to the rhythm of Nagpuri hits.<br />

The scholastics wanted to contribute something<br />

memorable to the campus of Sankhabhanga. So in<br />

the evening, instead of playing, they worked in the<br />

teak garden and made a road for the hostel girls and<br />

Sisters which would provide easy access to the<br />

school.<br />

It was also the day of thanks giving for the services<br />

received from the community and the Sisters. In the<br />

evening there was a short thanks giving program.<br />

Mahesh Nayak proposed a vote of thanks to the<br />

community, St. Anne's Sisters and co-workers for<br />

their tireless efforts for making our stay comfortable,<br />

enjoyable and indeed a memorable one. Scholastic<br />

representatives presented them gifts as a token of<br />

love for their generosity and hospitality.<br />

On 21 May the scholastics travelled to XLRI,<br />

<strong>Jamshedpur</strong>, where the Provincial and Mission<br />

Superior addressed the Scholastics. The Villa<br />

came to an end with a sumptuous dinner hosted by<br />

XL Community.<br />

The grand success of the Villa <strong>2013</strong> is the fruit of<br />

Villa Coordinators' efficient networking which<br />

started 3 to 4 months prior to the Villa Days. Hats off<br />

and cheers to Mukti Clarence, Asutosh Pawan<br />

and Pascal Dhanwar for their meticulous planning<br />

and execution!<br />

--- Mukti Clarence<br />

SARVA MILAN<br />

SARVA MILAN meeting was held at Loyola School<br />

on the 12 May. Despite the heat, 40 college students<br />

came to the meeting at 4.00 pm. They came from<br />

every single college in the city; and that includes<br />

Xavier College.<br />

An interesting fact emerged when the media<br />

seemed to say year after year that the girls out<br />

shone the boys in the Board Exams but at this<br />

meeting the boys far outnumbered the girls.<br />

--- Emile Coelho<br />

NEWS FROM OUR HOUSES AND AROUND<br />

AMDA<br />

20, 21 and 22 May were the days when the<br />

momentous events took place in Peter Claver<br />

Leprosy Hospital (CSWC), Amda. This was the day<br />

when the RCS (Re-constructive Surgery) took place<br />

in the newly set up Operation Theatre. In this first<br />

batch there were two women and four men with<br />

leprosy who went through the operation on their<br />

deformed legs and hands. The operation was<br />

conducted by the well-known DFIT, Chennai<br />

surgeon: Dr. Jacob Mathew, who was assisted by<br />

JUNE <strong>2013</strong> JAMSHEDPUR JESUITS<br />

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