Photo Album India April 2002 During the summer months, the only place to sit is under the ceiling fan. If you have only one fan, its a good place for a priest's meeting, except all your pages get blown away.   As part of the end-of-the-year tour, the Hostel boys visit the shrine in honor of the Martyr Devasahayam, a Brahmin convert who was tortured and beheaded for his principalled stand that Christianity was the only true religion of the One True God. He had been converted by an imprisoned Portuguese ship Captain. See what one well-informed layman can do?   At the end of the second hostel year, we celebrated by taking the boys on an outing to the mountains. Here they beat the heat in one of South India's famous waterfalls.   Upstairs at the St. Pius X Hostel, a new, spacious room is being prepared to house the vocations spontaneously arriving at our door. The tide has begun to turn, and the more we inform Catholics about the existence of Tradition, the more will seek us out as having the solution to the unsolvable problem of Modernism.   Three of the seminarians lately escaped from the den of heresy known as "St. Pius College" in Goregaon, Bombay, discuss the years of suffering they endured at the hands of an all-Modernist faculty at the Seminary. They are currently receiving lectures three times daily: on the SSPX, Catechism, and Chant. They have since been joined by one of their confreres, and another young man from Karnataka. Next week a fully fledged Medical Doctor from Bangalore will come, all with the interest of being priests of Our Lord.   A compound wall is being erected around the full 2 acres purchased for our entire apostolate in the future. Benefactors, THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!   The church of St. Anthony, in Singamparai, is now almost finished, after 13 years of sporadic work. The 45 people attending Sunday Mass there are thorough going Traditionalists, and several of their children now study with us in the Boy's Hostel. back to photo album contents