Liturgy being the centre of Christian life, we take keen interest in helping people to penetrate with understanding, faith and love into the meaning of the various dimensions of the liturgical celebration and in leading them to a fruitful participation.

We interpret the word of God and all aspects of human existence in the light of the Eucharistic mystery, in new language, fresh styles and models through modern methods that are familiar to the present world.

Through the Eucharistic retreat we share our Eucharistic experience with the people of God to make their lives patterned after the Eucharistic style of life.

Through the Eucharist, Christ continues to incarnate sacramentally (St. Justin) into different cultures. We feel called in a special way to reach out to all cultures, customs and peoples and to imbibe all that is good, noble and true and to offer up to God and sanctify them.

Our specific identity as members of “divya-karunnya missionary sabha” consists in having the spirit of ‘divya karunnyam’ (divine compassion) and being compassionate persons after the manner of Jesus.

FBA -Friends of Birds of the Air- founded by late Fr George Kuttickal MCBS, is one of the greatest humanitarian organization which gives shelter today to millions of abandoned people on the streets of India.

We strive for justice and development with the principles of gospel in mind. The liberating love of Christ inspires us to be the voice of the voiceless, strength of the weak and oppressed and to strive for the Eucharistic equity and love that were so evident in the first Christians.

We understand our social apostolate in terms of our concern for human values, our effort for liberation from social injustice, and improved quality of human living.

We take up parishes in view of forming ideal worshipping Christian communities and true Eucharistic fraternity after the model of the first Christians (Acts 2, 37-47).

Our parish apostolate help us realize a true blend of religious commitment and ministerial priesthood. It is a call and challenge to be witnesses of authentic Christian life and priestly dedication.

We take the priesthood of the laity seriously, that we choose, train, and empower lay leaders and
fulfill our own ministerial priesthood which is to foster the priesthood of the lay faithful.

In view of forming ideal worshiping communities, we work with smaller units within the parish. This is towards building up of small ideal Christian communities with a view to building up the entire parish community.

Our mission consists in life-witnessing the Eucharistic values, e.g., compassion, justice and service. It is a silent proclamation of the good news and is a powerful means for evangelization.

To present the gospel to new cultural systems and religions we enter into dialogue with them through their spiritual heritage so that we are able to detect truths compatible with the gospel that serve as “seeds of the Word” (AG.11).

Conscious of the role of the congregation in the missionary apostolate of the Church, we take up new territories for evangelization, as requested and authorized by the competent authority.

Through the Eucharist, Christ continues to incarnate sacramentally (St. Justin) into different cultures. We try to reach out to all cultures, customs and peoples and to imbibe all that is good, noble and true and to offer up to God and sanctify them.