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With the River
Monsey loved the serenity and perfection of his river so madly that he himself did not want to stain his conscience at any cost. In fact, Monsey was strict solely about one thing – to keep himself as pure as his river. Though he had umpteen inner conflicts on the ground of this, the more sincere he was, the more things were disposed for him. He lived every moment in amazement, tasting the sweetness of his very existence. The joy and fullness Monsey enjoyed was so great that he was even ready to give up the love of Anastasia. Gradually, as the time passed, he himself was being transformed to the perfection with which he had once been enviously captivated. But, unfortunately, the little compromise he made at some point almost pushed him into the abyss of darkness. Nevertheless, Monsey did not give up, but still hoped that if he withstood for the time being, he himself would become the real wonder.
Jesus Touched Me
Fr. Joseph K. Bill, VC, is a zealous Catholic priest belonging to the Vincentian Congregation in Kerala, India. He is an international retreat preacher who conducts Spiritual Retreats and Popular Missions all over the world. He conducts retreats also through the radio and television. Through his preachings and prayers, Jesus heals thousands from their sickness of body, mind and soul. Faith has a great power to heal than we often think. Because faith is an act of trust in God Who is All Powerful. It is this faith in God which makes the healing possible. In the journey of a Christian, faith is of paramount importance. This book is an expedition through the Biblical faith healing experiences, the favorite theme of Fr. Bill.
Origin of Indians and their Spacetime
Does life after death really exist?
The Abstention Movement
History of the struggle for political rights and responsible government in the erstwhile princely state of Travancore by the Civic Rights League, a movement of the under-privileged, in the Thirties.
