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Vol. 57 No. 6 |
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JUNE 2009 |
APPOINTMENTS BY FATHER GENERAL
Fr. Jean-Yves Grenet as Provincial of the Province de
France.
Fr. John Ariapilly (
Fr.
Augustine Peedikamala (
Fr.
Prakash Louis D'Montfort (PAT) as the Regional Director, JRS-South
Fr.
E. Agbonkhianmeghe Orobator, Provincial of
Fr.
José Antonio Yoldi, Director ad interim of Archivium Romanum Societatis Iesu
(ARSI).
Fr.
Joseph Sebastian Sandanam (AND), Rector, Vidyajyoti,
Fr.
M. Devadoss (MDU), as the Chairperson of South Zone and Consultor to POSA.
Fr.
General has approved Fr. Job Kozhamthadam (DEL) Principal for another term in
JDV, Pune.
APPOINTMENTS BY POSA
Fr. Christopher Lakra (RAN), Director of ISI,
Fr.
Vincent Ekka (MAP), ISI,
Fr.
Paul Fernades (JAM), JDV, Pune.
Fr.
G. Alex (JAM), Revisor of AHFs and AAWs.
Fr.
Trevor Miranda (BOM), Revisor of PS and JDV at Pune.
Studies
and Sabbatical:
Fr.
George Karuvelil (
Fr.
Kuruvilla Pandikattu (DUM)
Fr.
Marianus Kujur (RAN)
PROGRAMME OF PROVINCIAL IN JUNE
04 June -
Diocesan Catechists Camp, Sundernagar.
05
- 06 - Visit to Chaibasa Area
07
- 10 - World Forum,
International Association of Jesuit Business Schools, at XLRI.
12
– 13 - Visit to Dhanbad Area
16 -
Governing Board meeting of OJS and LES,
17 -
Dialogue with Bishop Sarat Chandra Nayak, Berhampur.
18 - Meeting with the Core Team
of Orissa Jesuits.
20 - Leave for Kolkata
21
– 28 -
30 - Bishops and Major
Superiors’ Meeting, Ranchi.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PROVINCIAL
Hilary Lobo : Acting
Joe Kalathil : Acting
Tom Nelliakunnel : Acting
Gilbert Menezes : Director, Inigo Niwas, Lupungutu.
Joseph Anthony : Headmaster,
Benedict Soreng : Priest-in-charge,
Paul Mathew : Priest-in-charge, Khuntpani.
Somy Mathew : Special Studies,
Gulshan Kujur : Asst. Parish Priest, Bordor.
Manohar L. Tigga : Regency, St. Xavier's, Tundi.
WITH RENEWED VIGOR AND ZEAL...
~~ A Triple Celebration ~~
“With renewed vigor and zeal” they marched to the altar of
the Lord to thank and to re-commit themselves to the mission the New Priests, the Jubilarians and the
candidates for Final Profession to celebrate a Eucharist marked with a triple
celebration in the packed to the doors Institute Chapel at XLRI on May 24, 2009
at 6 pm. Provincial, Mike T. Raj, presided over the Eucharist accompanied by
the Provincial’s Delegate to Orissa,
Gyan Kujur, the new Priests: Amrit Kujur, Gulshan Kujur, Jaison Joshua, Romanus Tete, Somy Mathew, the
Jubilarians: Eric Cassel (50 years in
the Society), John J Deeney (70 years in
the Society), Michael Tirkey (25 years in the Priesthood), Thomas Nelliakunnel (25 years in the Priesthood),
and the ones to make their Final
Profession: George P Joseph and Joseph Surin.
C.L. George, the
A brief thumbnail sketch
of each of the New Priests, the Jubilarians and the candidates for Final
Profession was given by Bipin Kujur, Vinod Fernandes and Vincent Bhengra
respectively affirming in each one of them our Jesuit Identity: “many sparks,
one fire; many stories, one history”!
As part of the homily, the Golden Jubilarian in the
Society, Eric Cassel, the first ever
local vocation from
Along with the large number of Jesuits (including Novices and
Scholastics attending the Summer Programme), Diocesan Clergy and the family
members of George P Joseph and Joseph Surin, the occasion was witnessed and
graced by Bp. Felix Toppo, S.J., Bishop of Jamshedpur.
In his vote of thanks Tom Nelliakunnel, lauded the aspects of
support and encouragement of Superiors, Formators and companions in the life of
a Jesuit. He expressed his gratitude to the Jesuit community of XLRI for
providing such an exquisite ambience and for making arrangements for a
sumptuous meal. He thanked all the scholastics for the beautiful liturgy helped
by a choir that provided an opportunity for the entire congregation to sing
along, meticulously planned and executed under the leadership of PCF, Jerry
Cutinha.
The melodious singing of Emile and Abe hit the right note as
Eric Cassel cut the cake in the company of New Priests, Jubilarians and the
Finally Professed in the softly and decoratively lit lawns of XL. The cool
weather that followed the noon showers and the aroma of a sumptuous meal
contributed much for all to “sentire gustare” the triple celebration in all
aspects!
-- Vally Mendonca
SCHOLASTICS SUMMER PROGRAMME
(SSP 2009)
It was rather a 'hot' welcome, as Peter Martin put it, when
Scholastics landed up in TRTC on May 8, from different parts of the country,
for the unfolding of the 'SSP 2009' package bundled into several programmes in
a series beginning with the Youth
Orientation Programme. Thanks to the PCF, Jerry Cutinha's strict measures, it
was indeed a 'home coming' for a few
Scholastics who had been missing the Summer Programmes for the past two to
three years due to various reasons!
“Try to learn from the youth, not teach them”, Sunny Jacob
instructed the twenty plus Scholastics gathered at TRTC for the two day
preparation for the Youth Orientation Programmes in different parts of the
Kolhan region. Along with a few sessions
on how to conduct the Youth Camps, Sunny also gave the Scholastics some resource
material in the form of PowerPoint Presentations and small video
clippings. “Coconutta water, good for
your daughter…”, Emile Coelho, veteran party singer of the Province, taught the
Scholastics 'n' number of party songs to attract the youth. Jerry Cutinha added
a few tips from his experience of conducting retreats and camps for the youth.
After the two days of intense preparation, the Scholastics
were sent out for a week to the following schools and parishes for the
orientation programmes for three days at every place: St. Xavier's School,
Lupungutu, St. Xavier's Girls School, St. Xavier's Boys School, Chaibasa, Carmel School, CKP, St. John's School,
Tepasai, St. Ignatius School, Rengra, St. Teresa's School, Jhinkpani, St. Paul
Miki Parish, Bordor, St. Xavier's Parish, Chaibasa, Queen of Peace Parish and
Basahatu, St. Teresa's Parish, Jhinkpani. The whole programme was arranged and
co-ordinated by Peter Martin, Province Coordinator for Youth Commission, with
the help of Tony John and Jerome Kerketta.
The evaluation indicated that indeed it was a great
experience for the Scholastics. The
schools seem to have invited them again next year to have week-long programmes.
Some Scholastics, at the request of the Principals/Superiors, conducted
sessions for the school staff as well as neighbourhood children! Chak De!
Schols! You have touched the tender hearts of many!
The actual Summer Programme, which Scholastics look forward
to, began with the 'Villa' at XLRI on May 18.
Jerome Kerketta, the Coordinator of 'SSP 2009', along with Renny
Abraham, Asst. Coordinator, and with the help of various committees set by
them, took pains to plan and execute every programme in it's minutest detail.
C.L. George, the Superior of XLRI Community, welcomed the Scholastics with a
‘high mea’l and 'soft drinks' 'to beat the heat'! The 'Fun Funda' exploded with
games and entertainment scheduled for the next two days. In spite of all the
vigorous games, some Scholastics gained weight - thanks to the good food
served by the catering team!
The next four days were spent in serious reflections and
discussions. S. Tony spent half a day on
May 21 unfolding the mystery of Kandhamal riots with a lot of PowerPoint
Presentations and video clippings. This was followed by a session on 'Hindutva'
prepared and presented by the VJ Scholastics.
The sessions ended with a video on the riots, “Will Rajini Return”,
compiled by the VJ Scholastics.
On May 22, Joe Puli 'aligned' the scholastics to the Province
Mission with his sessions on “Crafting the Call”. Joe Njara journeyed the Scholastics to the
world of Ignatius on May 24.
“We felt the Province has taken us seriously and involved us
in building up the Province” said one of the Scholastics after 'a day with the
Formation Commission'. The Scholastics reflected
and discussed on several issues and offered several suggestions to the
Commission. It was opined that every
year at least one of the commissions should have a day with the Scholastics. The day ended with a session by the
Provincial. In his talk, the Provincial, Mike T. Raj, addressed several issues
in the line of GC 35 reflecting the mind of the Superior General. It began with the photographs of his visit to
the
The Summer Programme reached its peak with the Mass and
dinner of the 'Triple Celebration' of the Jubilarians, the Professed and the
New Priests on May 24, which was specially arranged at “one go” to allow the
Scholastics to witness these 3-in-1 celebrations while they were still in
Jamshedpur!
After the evaluation session on May 25, the thirty six
Scholastics present for the villa elected Vally Mendonca and Anil Dang as
Coordinator and Asst. Coordinator respectively for the 'SSP 2010'. Thank you, Jerome and Renny! That was a
fabulous 'SSP 2009'!
-- Vally Mendonca
AMDA
Special thanks go out to Jerry Cutinha for writing up a new
project for the leprosy patients of Amda. The donor finally accepted our
project. We are grateful to Jerry for sending Justine to help me out in the
project. He did a wonderful job. I specially thank him for his hard work and
also for looking after the office when I was out. On 1 May Justine's father was
admitted in hospital. He immediately paid a visit. It gave him much relief.
I was busy with the new project. I went to Lohardaga to
attend the DLO meeting. It was encouraging. We hope the Government staff will
cooperate well. Mr. Balram and Theophil will take care of those areas. Now we
were asked to look after the IMA in
Visitors: Alex Misquith, came from Dhanbad, on his way to
Chaibasa, and Jaya Prakash from Tundi spent a night. DFIT Administrator and
Clark visited our project and monitored it. They were happy with the way we
were implementing it.
-- Panneer Selvam
BASAHATU
The month of May brought showers of blessings for us. Now the
rocky ground looks green. We are relieved from the scorching heat. Sushil Ekka
received news of the sudden death of his younger brother, Kishore Ekka. At that moment he had gone to Chandmari
Hospital (CKP) for his medical check-up. On 4 May he rushed to Mandar for his
brother's burial. Our heart felt condolences to Sushil.
All three of us were busy for the post Easter house blessing
right through the whole month of May. Two batches of youth camps were held at
Patel Bagan in Sundarnagar by the Diocesan Youth Director. Our parish youth
also participated in that camp and came back joyful and happy.
During the summer vacation St. Xavier's School hall was
occupied by the parish children. Two groups of children came to attend the
preparation classes for First Holy Communion and Confirmation. Sunil Lakra's short and sweet visit to
Basahatu was indeed a magic moment for all of us.
- Kishore Lugun
JESU BHAVAN
Jesu Bhavan has been blessed with a lot of visitors these
days. Fr. Amritlal Toppo, the out-going Provincial of M.P. came for the
visitation of his men here in the last week of April. He was accompanied by the
PCF, Fr. Leander Xalxo. The two days they spent brought a lot of blessings to
all of us. Their encouraging presence stirred our spirits. Another group of
M.P. Jesuits spent a few days with us when Fr. Theodore Toppo, Socius to the
Provincial and Fr. Cyril Ekka brought Br. Cyril Kerketta for a check-up to the
Cancer hospital. Our Novices took turns to look after Sch. Pascal Dhanwar after
his operation. They were so impressed by Pascal's sunny disposition.
Kapil took a few days off to attend the province gathering of
M.P. Jesuits. He made use of this opportunity to visit his dear ones at home.
Thanks to the timely help of Eric, K.M. Joseph was able to reach home well in
time to attend the funeral of his father, Mr. K.M. Mathew. Carl Dincher
preached an eight day retreat to the novices of Montfort Brothers at Sitagarha,
Hazaribag. Now he is busy preparing for his trip to
Joe Kalathil spent a few hours with the novices sharing his
mission experiences in Kargil and in J&K. The novices were impressed and
inspired by the pioneering spirit of Joe.
Reminder
First Vows: Our second year novices are pronouncing their
First Vows on 21 June 2009 at 05.30 p.m. in Jesu Bhavan, Mango,
-- Joseph Kalathoor
LOYOLA NIWAS
With the departure of Mike T Raj, John F Guidera and
B.Ed.-student-priest, Anselem Dungdung, our community was reduced to a trinity.
Small is beautiful!
Alex Mascarenhas teamed up with C L George and Charlie
Pereira to conduct a half-a-day-training-program for all Province House
Treasurers and those handling accounts on Saturday, 16 April, at XLRI. Such
weighty matters as Provident Fund, how to prepare the Annual Budgets for
Community and Works and how to fill in the Annual Form 29 and 30 for
Gus Ezha never stops learning as he spends the morning hours
till noon at Court learning how to argue cases, prepare briefs and familiarize
himself with legal matters. There are times when his evenings are taken up by
individuals and groups seeking his counsel with regard to how to proceed in law
suits.
Joe Kalathil, who was in
Exit Joshy Kunnel and Tony John, enter Vally Mendonca, to
carry forward the work started by Joshy. The Curia is fortunate to have these computer
savvy scholastics who have made attempts to up date our entire computer
package. Jai Ho, Joshy. Tony and Vally!
In his short stay at the Curia, Vally was able to apply his
Midas touch to nearly every aspect of the office where the computer could be
used to greater effect, the cover design for the Triple Celebrations and the
Jamshedpur Jesuits mast head are just a few examples.
With the appointment of Jerry Kujur as Province Infirmarian,
the responsibility to look after the sick and those recovering from surgery has
been lifted from Eric's broad shoulders.
-- Eric Cassel
Our ICSE (Std 10) results were above expectations for the
third time in a row. Out of 87 appeared 28 scored above 90% and 24 were above
80% category and no failures. The local newspapers too were in praise of our
nascent school's achievement as Abhijit Sahoo is the city's topper with 96.58%.
The hard work of our teaching staff has certainly paid off!
Robert Sequeira, despite his age, has gone for a month long
annual visit to
Junior and Senior Computer rooms have been remodeled and
updated. Physics Chemistry and Biology laboratories are being shifted to the
newly built Science Block. Pascal is supervising the shifting. The summer heat
with 90% humidity is enough to benumb his movements. Our lab assistant spent a
few days in Loyola Jamshedpur to learn from the experienced lab staff.
Priest-in-charge, Daya, is preparing the children for their
First Holy Communion.
the early “recognition”, albeit with several legal lacunae.
We are eagerly waiting for the early monsoons to find some
respite from the searing heat. The absolute majority in Orissa Assembly and a
strong Central Government should be of immense help for the Church and it's
institutions in the Utkal region! Praise the Lord.
-- Pius Fernandes
With the city experiencing searing heat, the DC of Jamshedpur ordered the
closure of all schools from May 4. Therefore, we had to close the school early.
The school will now re-open on June 15.
Soon after the closure of the school, the community members -
Oscar, Sunil, Sushil, Cyril, and Maxi together took a much needed break and
visited the families of the community members. It was a pleasant, relaxing and
enriching experience for all of them.
This year, the results for the ICSE and ISC of our school ,
read as 100% success. Our students have faired excellently. In the ISCE exams,
Adarsh Thakur became the State Topper with 98.2% and in the ISC exams, two
students from the Commerce and Arts streams respectively were the city toppers.
Congratulations to Victor, his deputy Sunil and their committed staff for their
hard work in keeping the Loyola flag flying high.
The Principal, Victor, attended a successful Bangalore
Chapter of LAA Meet on May 16. It was organized at the Regal Bangalore Club in
On May 2, Sunil was given a fond farewell after successfully
finishing three years of service at Loyola as Vice-Principal. On May 25, he
left for Tertianship in Shembaganur.
Gerald D'Souza, doing his special studies in Trichy, took
time out to make his annual retreat at Loyola.
Br. Oscar, Sushil, Eddy, and Jaison joined the Province
Retreat at XLRI.
The Loyola community had a few guests in Gregory D'Silva,
George Thana, Pius Fernandes, Somy Mathew, Gulshan Kujur, Julian Ekka, Benji
and Bene Kichingia.
After Easter, Cyril, our Sonari PP, successfully finished the
house blessings ably supported by Jaison Joshua, our new Vice Principal. The
devotion to Our Lady has been faithfully observed with the faithful coming
together in their respective areas for rosary and prayer. The concluding solemn
procession with the Eucharistic celebration is scheduled for May 30. The three
year term of the Parish Council came to an end this month. The new Parish
Council will be elected in the month of June.
-- Oscar Horo
SANKHABHANGA, BARIPADA
On 24 May evening a devastating cyclonic storm with rain and strong winds shook the entire region
of Baripada. It continued uninterrupted till the next day night bringing life
to a stand still. Our electricity vanished for the next three days. Bene Kujur
and Sunny rose to the occasion and went to the electricity office several times
with the result that by evening we once again began to enjoy an uninterrupted supply of electricity.
Sunny and Bene went to meet the lawyer to acquaint themselves
with the latest position on the land files. Sunny is planning to stream line
the school activities for the next academic year while Bene helps him in all
possible ways. Tiru is engrossed in the garden collecting fruits and making
ready the field for planting fresh vegetables. Sunny and Bene had an
appointment with the DDC. It was very cordial. The DDC is a close relative of
Bene. Sunny and Bene made several trips to the CI office to do the necessary
work for obtaining an NOC for our school. Tiru made a short visit to
-- Sunny Jacob
TUNDI
The month of May, with all its heat and light, saw the water
level going down dangerously low and the hand pumps running dry after some
time. Raphael and Tony had a hard time managing to get the hostellers to have
an adequate supply of water to clean and wash, not to mention to drink.. Due to
the pressure from the District administration, the school closed earlier on the
9 May and the hostellers, except for the tenthers who stayed back for extra
tuition classes till June, left the same day. Jaiprakash left for Mangalore to
attend his Sister's Silver Jubilee Profession and other commitments and came to
Hats off to Sr. Philo and the School Staff. Due to their hard
work and students' efforts, we had a cent per cent pass in our Matric Batch.
Out of the 31 who wrote, we had 29 First Divisions and 2 Second Divisions out
of whom 4 secured Distinction. This is the second consecutive year we are
having cent per cent pass. The school also bid farewell to Sr. Sabina, SND who
was known for her dynamic and creative nature. We wish her all the best in her
future studies. Sr. Prassanna, the
Our Parish Youth attended the Junior and Senior Diocesan
Youth Camp and came back enthused and energetic to work for the betterment of
the parish .They were all praise for the organizers of the camp. The last week
of May saw around 45 people attending the Faith Formation Camp as well as two
couples for the Marriage Preparation Camp. For the first time in the history of
Jisu Jaher, we have 10 families receiving Baptism and Confirmation - all
together - on the Feast of Pentecost, 31st of May. George had to make a quick
trip to
-- George Anthony
XIMB
P.T. Joseph conducted leadership programme for Sisters
working in the Social Apostolate at the beginning of May. It rejuvenated them
and gave them a new orientation in their approach to social work. And on 22 of
May, he offered a programme on 'Competency Mapping' for Scholastics of our
Province, which enabled our young men to identify their strengths and abilities
in order to become effective instruments in building up the
Tony Uvary has completed the renovation of Xavier Residence.
He left no stone unturned and has given a fresh face lift to the building. Now
he is fully immersed in the completion of the new academic block and a new
hostel for the ladies. It is difficult to locate him in one place. Like a wave
his presence is felt in many places at the same time.
A cousin brother of Panka expired on the 14 of May. He rushed
to attend the funeral service and after that, he participated in the Province
Gathering at
Gyan Prakash Kujur joined officially the XIMB community on 28 of May though he had
started long back the work as CENDERET Administrator. Almost all the three areas of CENDERET are
visited by him. The staff and professionals are extremely happy to see him in
action. Many have expressed that now things will move faster and better. All the best, Gyan!
The parents and relatives of George Joseph stayed at XIMB for
two days and proceeded to XLRI to take part in his Final Profession. They felt
right at home
-- George Joseph
XLRI
The community took a well deserved break from its works by
having the traditional quinzaine for
two weeks. Tome Jesuit Residence organized the last villa before the Summer
Vacation on Thursday April 30 with a BANG! It was well attended and appreciated
by all. Jerry Kujur assumed office as the Minister of Tome Jesuit Residence and
Infirmarian of the Province Infirmary. He introduced several changes such as
providing a tub of ice-cream with three flavors in one container to make it
easy for the sick and the old to serve themselves generously whenever they
want. Ed McGrath will be delighted to hear this change! With regard to making
steady progress in health, Pascal continues to be on fast track.. He has
already started walking with the help
of a walker. His cheerfulness and constant smile is a source of inspiration for
all the inmates of the infirmary and the members of the community and all the
scholastics and fathers who visited him.
The Annual Convocation of the one year General Management
Programme was held on the 9 May. About hundred students received Diplomas. Abe,
the Vice-Chairman of the Governing Board and Director of the Institute
conducted the proceedings and distributed the diplomas. George and Raj went to Kolkata to buy some
special materials for the newly set up Director's lounge and the MDP Residence.
During their trip, they visited Ajit in Paramount Nursing Home. They spent time
with him to encourage him and pray over him. Raj went to Mumbai to attend the
Alumni meeting. More than hundred alumni gathered for this get-together. The
admission process of the Institute has been completed. An additional section of
PM&IR has been added this year. The latest Survey of B-Schools has ranked
XLRI number three out of more than 1500 B-Schools in the country.
Congratulations to Abe and his team of dedicated faculty and staff!
Paul has gone to Pune and will be returning on the 31 May. He
will also be helping out in the Conference of the International Association of
Jesuit Business Schools. After that, he will be returning to Pune to take up
his next assignment. We wish him all success.
Abe is busy getting things organized for this prestigious conference to
be held from June 7-10. James has gone to
XLRI as usual welcomed the scholastics for the Summer
Programme and made all its resources available for their study and relaxation.
It hosted the Province 3-in-1 Celebrations of the Jubilarins, New Priests and
Final Vovents. We had a wonderful Eucharistic celebration arranged by Jerry
Cutinha and his team of scholastics followed by a sumptuous fellowship meal.
More than 200 people attended this triple celebration. At the beginning of the
Mass, George welcomed the congregation, the families and friends of George
Joseph and Joe Surin. The whole congregation was moved by the personal sharing
by Eric Cassel of his 50 golden years of life in the Society of Jesus, and the
ordination and a few months of priestly life by Gulshan Kujur. It was followed
by an inspiring homily by the main celebrant Mike T Raj. After this triple celebration, began the
Province Retreat at XLRI directed by Fr. Jose Changanachery from
-- CL George
COURSES
At Atmadarshan,
10 - 22 Jul : Holistic Awareness Retreat by Frs J
Kunnumpuram, SJ, J Kootinal, SJ R Schmidt, SJ and Sr Josita, SCN
At NBCLC,
24 Aug - 19 Sep :
Walking With the Word (Biblical Spirituality/Apostolate)
23
Sep - 07 Oct : Faith Formation (Towards Building a
Faith-Filled Community)
Across the River
Fr. Alvares Denis (KAR) expired in
Fr.
Varikamakil, Zacharias M. (
Uncle
of Mike T. Raj, Fr. Mariano Dorairaj, S.J. (AOR) died on 12 May 2009 in
Dindigul. He was 82 years of age and 59 years in the Society.
Anniversaries
01 June Fr Savari
Raj D Reddi
10
June Sch Anil Kumar Singh
14
June Fr Stephen F Latchford
17
June Br William Braganza
BIRTHDAYS
01 Jaison Joshua
02 Robert Sequeira
03 Hilary Lobo
04 Augustine Vattamattam
07 Clement Kujur
BP
Joseph R Rodericks
09 P Anthonyraj
Anil
Cyprian Dang
10 Sebastian Puthenpura
12 Gregory D'Silva
15 John B Mundu
16 Ranjeet Kindo
19 Deepak Sanjay Ekka
Hilarius
Kongari
20 Tony John
Joseph
Kalathoor
Josan
Kujur
21 Ranjit Roshan Minj
25 Benedict Minj
27 Gyanprakash Kujur
Conference of Jesuit Treasurers [COJET]
Jesuit Conference of South Asia, 225, Jor Bagh,
Announces Seminar in
ACCOUNTS
AND FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
ACCOUNTS:
1. Basic rules of accounts, Single entry cash system,
2.
Double entry ledger system-Voucher, Journal, Ledger
3.
Trial Balance and Balance Sheet [with practicals]
FINANCIAL
ADMINISTRATION:
1. Investments, Mutual Funds; Banking and Budgeting.
2.
Computation of Salary, Provident Fund & Inc. Tax;
3.
Laws reg. PF, Gratuity, Income Tax for NPO & TDS,
4.
FCRA, Management of Societies, Making a Project.
Director: Fr. Alex Mascarenhas SJ, [Convener, COJET]
Contact
at: Loyola Nivas, H-15,
Tel:0657.2222933/2442508; Mob. 9431307980 E-Mail: [email protected]
12th Batch: 24th
[PM] to 28th [PM] Aug 2009 13th
Batch: 20th [PM] to 24th [PM] Sep 2009
Venue:
JESU BHAVAN,
Fees:1400/-
[All inclusive]; 35 seats per batch
Participants: Those who work in schools & other Non
Profit Organizations [NPO]. Open to all who can follow English. Some
familiarity with a cash book is a great help though not a must.
Requests for registration must provide the following details
with DD/At Par Chq favoring JAMSHEDPUR JESUIT SOCIETY and payable at
Name:__________________
Address:
Contact No/E-Mail ID:
Mark the Batch:
12th
Batch: 24-28 AUG 13th
Batch: 20-24 SEP
DD/Chq No.____________ dated___________of Bank for
Rs.1400/-
Note:
Requests for
conducting the following Seminars at your own places may be accepted-
-
Accounts & Financial Management [for all] - 4 days x 6 hrs.
-
Financial Administration [for administrators] - 1 day x 6 hrs.
-
Financial Administration 90 minutes
power point presentation
