Pansora: Updates from the Mission Field

  Jag Prakash Kanya Chatralay, Pansora, celebrated Girl Child Day and Teacher’s Day with a special programme organized for the village tuition girls and teachers, filling the day with joy, gratitude, and inspiration. The event opened with a heartfelt welcome, followed by lively cultural performances that beautifully conveyed the value of the girl child and the noble role of teachers in shaping society.A motivational talk further enriched the programme, offering words of encouragement and hope to the young girls. The presence of a police officer added a special touch, inspiring the students to embrace education with courage, confidence, and determination. Their words served as a reminder that education is the key to empowerment and a brighter future. The celebration also included a moment of honouring the teachers for their selfless commitment and dedication to nurturing young minds. Throughout the programme, the importance of educating and empowering girls was emphasized, creati...

On 12th September, during the Marian Month, the Sisters of the Pansora Community undertook a heartfelt pilgrimage to Khambhodaj, to the shrine of Our Lady of the Forsaken. With deep devotion, we gathered in prayer, seeking the intercession of the Blessed Virgin Mary for the needs of the Church, their community, and the world. The pilgrimage was marked by moments of reflection, the recitation of the Rosary, and songs honouring Mary, expressing our faith and love. It was a spiritually enriching experience, strengthening their bond with Our Lady and reaffirming their commitment to a life of service and prayer.

Auxilium Primary School joyfully celebrated Girl Child Day with prayer, creativity, and reflection. On this special day, the school also inaugurated the Marian Week with the theme “Mary is Our Hope.” The celebration began with a meaningful prayer moment , lovingly guided by the Sisters. All the girls of the school were called to the front and were specially blessed during the prayer , as everyone prayed for their well-being, dignity, and bright future. The students expressed their thoughts and feelings in a creative way through poems , reflections, and presentations , highlighting the value and dignity of the girl child. Their performances added depth and joy to the occasion, reminding everyone that every girl is a blessing and a gift to society. The celebration was a beautiful blend of faith, creativity, and awareness , leaving a message of hope and encouragement in the hearts of all present.

The Junior Hostel of Jag Prakash Kanya Chhatralay, Pansora , celebrated Girl Child Day with great joy and enthusiasm. The two-day celebration was a beautiful blend of learning, prayer, and fun. On 7th September 2025 , the girls of Std. 6 to 10 actively participated in the Girl Child Day programme organized by Umreth Parish Church . The day was filled with enriching and meaningful sessions on topics such as self-awareness and the disadvantages of social media and its responsible use . The sessions began at 10:30 a.m. and continued till 4:00 p.m. , keeping the young participants engaged, inspired, and more aware of the world around them. The celebration continued on 8th September 2025 in our Junior Hostel with a more festive spirit. The day began with a heartfelt Eucharist , thanking God for the gift of every girl child. In the evening, there was a special prayer moment , followed by a joyful cake-cutting ceremony , symbolizing the happiness and importance of the day. The girls ...

A two-day national workshop on social media and communication skills for members of AMRAT Talitha Kum India was concluded on September 3 and 4, 2025, at Sandesha Foundation, Mangaluru, leaving participants inspired and empowered. Among the participants was Sr. Shaila D’Monte from the community of Jag Prakash Kanya Chatralay, Pansora, who joined sisters from ten states actively engaged in anti-trafficking and safe migration efforts. Together, they learned practical skills in digital storytelling, photography, videography, poster design, reels,   AI tools, and cyber security. The sessions were expertly led by Fr. Sudeep Paul MSFS, Fr. Edwin Vaz SVD, and Fr. Sunil, who guided the participants through both the technical and creative aspects of using media effectively. The workshop not only strengthened the sisters’ capacity to use media as a powerful tool for advocacy and awareness but also deepened their commitment to giving voice to the voiceless and promoting safe and dignified migr...