Global Exchange

Posted by Dana Hinton

November 8, 2024

Father Jim Graf, SCNA, has landed safely in Nepal where he will stay for two weeks as part of the Global Exchange Program. He will then travel to Patna and Mokama, and will return to the United States on Dec. 5. If you are interested in the Global Exchange Program, please contact Brenda Gonzales, SCN, at bgonzales@nazareth.org or (502) 331-3335. Applications for Global Exchange 2025 are due by Nov. 18, 2024.

4 Comments

  1. Pat MacIsaac , SCNA

    Great pictures Fr Jim ! I know it was a long trip but your experiences are going to be so rich . I look forward to hearing about every detail of your visit.
    You are such a blessing to our sisters as they are to you ! Travel safe dear friend .

    Reply
  2. Elizabeth Field

    Good pictures, Jim, and I am so pleased that you have this extended time in Napal! What an experience you will be relating to us upon your return. Your VFG#3 will look forward to this! Blessings to you on this spiritual journey! May you receive all the graces you seek.

    Reply
  3. Eugenie Coakley scna

    Enjoy your time in Nepal, Fr. Jim! I know you will take all that you experience and learn into your kind heart…. and when you come home, tell us all about it!

    Reply
  4. Betty Blandford scn

    So glad Fr Jim is spending time with our Sisters in Nepal and India! Blessings on him and all he m eats there🙏🏽

    Reply

Submit a Comment

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

You May Also Like…

Sister Mukta Advocates for Migrant Workers

Sister Mukta Advocates for Migrant Workers

Sister Mukta Marandi urged stronger legal protections for migrant workers during a regional gathering in Burdwan, West Bengal. She encouraged greater knowledge of labor laws and access to benefits, compensation and emergency assistance as dioceses plan Migrant Resource Centers across Bengal and Sikkim in India.

“I See Your Goodness And Value Your Service”

“I See Your Goodness And Value Your Service”

Raksha Bandhan is a traditional Indian festival that celebrates the bond of love, care, respect, and protection between brothers and sisters. On this day, a sister traditionally ties a rakhi (a sacred or decorative thread) around her brother’s wrist. In return, the brother expresses his love and commitment to care for and support her. Gifts and sweets are also commonly exchanged.

This beautiful tradition was creatively and meaningfully celebrated by the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth in Vasai.

Sister Rose Plathottathil Visits Nazareth

Sister Rose Plathottathil Visits Nazareth

Sister Rose Plathottathil, second from right, visited Nazareth today while traveling in the United States with family. After attending events in Minneapolis, she stopped at the Motherhouse on her way to Houston, Texas, with her brother and niece. Sister Rose serves in Rajgir, overseeing a hostel for children.