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Headmistress's Message
Principal's Message
Dear Staff & Students
“SCHOOL: One word, six letters, Millions of memories, Thousands of
mistakes, Hundreds of Stories, Zero Regrets, Infinite Love, Care and
Happiness.” True to these words, the school life plays a vital role in the
life of a person. I feel happy and privileged that we as an administration,
along with all the staffs, have an important role in contributing to the
well-being of a student. As a principal, when I look back at past three
months, I thank God for all that we could achieve in the school, with the
able support of all the staffs. Students were able to learn and grow. And
this is well pictured in every page of this e-newsletter ‘My School Voice’,
as we browse through.
Dear readers, this school newsletter in hand would be a nice tool which
will surely help you to get the glimpses of all our quarterly activities and
achievement of the students of our school. I am sure the quality and
variety of contents would not only be informative but also impressive
and enjoyable. In this pursuit of excellence, I appreciate our parent
fraternity for supporting the school in every aspect. I also laud the
relentless efforts of our teachers for giving their best in bringing out
the best in each child. Dear Students keep giving your best and we are
here to help you in your journey of learning.
As I thank God for his blessings in guiding us with needed wisdom and
grace, I too sincerely thank the administration who support me in my
day-to-day demands. Thanks to the Manager Fr. Lancy D’ Souza , whose
writings in this issue has highlighted different aspects of what we do in
the life of our students. Thanks to all those Staff and students who
contributed to this e-newsletter. My words of appreciation to Ms. Sangi
the Chief editor and her team for continuing this wonderful work.
Through this work let us continue to share our good works and
achievements and be a continuous learners.
In Jesus Christ
Fr. J. Sahaya Lourdu Raj CSC
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Care for Creation
“Respect for life and for the dignity of the human person,
extends also to the rest of creation
which is called to join humans in praising God.”
In God’s reign, no one should be humiliated, excluded or separated from
the community. A person endowed with dignity is called to listen to the cry
of the poor and the cry of the earth. The very fact that they are crying
indicates that they are not living to their full potential. Both the crying
“The Earth human and the groaning creation are stripped of their worth and existence.
When we speak of the environment, we need to understand the
relationship between nature and the human society that lives within it.
is what Nature cannot be regarded as something separate from ourselves or as a
mere setting in which we live. We are part of nature and thus in constant
interaction with it.
we all have On 28th July, 2022, the United Nations General Assembly declared that
everyone on the planet has a right to a healthy environment. In the same
in common.” way, the expression of our human dignity is fully realized only when we
uphold the value and worth of every created being.
— Wendell Berry
Our responsibility to Future Generations to think- What kind of world do
we want to leave to those who come after us? We cannot leave an
uninhabitable planet to the future generation and ask them to mend it. Our
worth rests in how we hand over “Creation” to the new generation, with
all the species of today alive and protected. Our duty extends beyond mere
stewardship; it requires conscious action to ensure that the dignity of all
living beings and the environment preserved and honoured. So let us look
around, recognize, respect and care for creation.
Sr. Berthila Tuscano F.S
Headmistress