A Compassionate Response to COVID-19
The Trinitarians in Assam were very keen to attend to the needs of the time due to the pandemic Covid – 19.
The Trinitarians in Assam were very keen to attend to the needs of the time due to the pandemic Covid – 19.
The Trinitarian communities in India dedicated a day specifically for praying in solidarity with those suffering on account of the pandemic as
Community was very sensitive to the people who were affected by the lockdown. The community collaborated with the Jesuits and helping food
Rising to the occasion amidst challenging times has been always a special call of the Trinitarians and we can’t fail in this
We reopened the tailoring centre after a few months due to the Lock down due to the pandemic. Restricted number of trainees
As per the instructions from the Vice-province, the community prepared 100 food kits for the needy in the context of lockdown due
Distributing the medical kit. The Community distributed the medical kit at Badiadukka Health Centre. Fr. Jomish, Badiadukka Parish Priest also had accompanied
The Bangalore community during the time of this pandemic, helped some families of the near by villages with food kits.
The Bengaluru community distributed medical equipment to the Provincial of the congregation of Holy Cross Sisters for their hospitals in Kamagere and
The community distributed the masks and sanitizers to the nearby schools - eight schools- as a continuation of the Covid-19 Aid. This