Today is the feast of St. Ignatius of Loyola, the founder of the Jesuits. All my education was at Jesuit institutions – St. Britto’s High School (Goa), St. Xavier’s College (Bombay) and Xavier Institute of Engineering (Bombay). Every year, 31 July was celebrated with a lot of festivities and we kept hearing about the lifeContinue reading “MAGIS”
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To Give And Not To Count The Cost
For those of you who have studied in a Jesuit school or are belong to a Jesuit parish, then you may have heard St. Ignatius’ Prayer for Generosity Lord, teach me to be generous.Teach me to serve you as you deserve;to give and not to count the cost,to fight and not to heed the wounds,toContinue reading “To Give And Not To Count The Cost”
Deeds not words
I studied at St. Britto High School, a Jesuit school in Goa. The school motto, which is also on the school coat of arms is “Facta non verba” which translates to “Deeds, not words” Love is not something that just remains a feeling within, but eventually reflects in our actions. This love is in relationContinue reading “Deeds not words”
It’s ok to give up on your dreams
The title of this article may seem contrary to the quote. However I am sure that as you keep reading through, you will agree with me! We all have dreams that come in all shapes and sizes. At a young age we start dreaming of what we will be when we grow up, whether it’sContinue reading “It’s ok to give up on your dreams”
Life is like a camera…
The analogy of the camera to life is so apt. There are different variations of this anonymous quote. The four points that I’ve come across are as follows: Focus on what’s important Capture the good times Develop from the negatives If things don’t work out, take another shot All photographers can attest, it takes aContinue reading “Life is like a camera…”
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