Mission Sunday 2024

 Mission Sunday 2024

The Daughters of St Paul visited three parishes in far flung periphery parishes of the Archdiocese of Secunderabad on 20th October, 2024 to bring to the people there Bibles and other Religious books in Telugu and also religious articles for their use. The sisters went two by two to the parishes of Gajwel, Bayyaram and Alirajpet. The parish priest and the people welcomed them and picked up what they needed for their spiritual life. They returned home with much joy and satisfaction in their hearts for having gone out of their way to reach the Word of God to where people live.

- Sr Claudette Miranda fsp


              

  

Location: Secunderabad, Telangana, India

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