Our work is supported entirely by the providenceof God manifested in free-will contributions. Anycontributions - no matter how small will go a long

way with us. All contributions are tax deductible.

Legal title for wills and annuities

HERALDS OF GOOD NEWS

OF ST. PAUL, INC.

Acts of love and kindness never die.But in the lives of others they multiply.

• Permanent Partial Sponsorshipof a Seminarian ........................................... $ 3,000

(For a seminarian:

$ 30 monthly; $ 300 annually)

• Sponsorship of a Child’s Education ........... $ 1,500

• A House for a Poor Family ......................... $ 4,000

• Help a Sick ............................................... $ 2 per day

• Safe Drinking Water for a Village .............. $ 5,000

• Construction of a Church in a Village ...... $ 15,000

• Construction of a Village Primary School ......... $ 40,000

Inspite of our goodwill we can domighty little by ourselves.

Kindly gives us a helping hand.May the good God bless you!

ADDRESS IN U.S.A. ADDRESS IN INDIA

Rev. Tomy ThomasMission Superior

Heralds of Good Newsof St. Paul

Resurrection of the Lord Parish,7990 West Military Drive,

San Antonio,Texas 78227-1850, USA.

Cell Phone : 210 556 5583

E-mail :tomyhgn@rediffmail.com

Rev. Siby PeedikayilProvincial Superior

St. Paul Provincial HouseVelloor P.O., Pampady,Kottayam Dist., Kerala

Pin - 686501, India.Cell : (0091) 9846174517

Phone : (0091) 481 2505420 (0091) 481 2509420

E-mail :frsiby@hotmail.com

St. Paul Province of Heralds of Good News is oneof the provinces of Heralds of Good News, aClerical Missionary Society of Apostolic Life of

Pontifical Right. It is an indigenous missionary societyfounded on 14th October 1984, in the Diocese of Eluru,Andhra Pradesh, India by Rev. Fr. Jose Kaimlett. Our priestsare involved in seminary formation, spiritual retreats,parish pastoral ministries, helping the poor children intheir education, serving the sick and other developmentalprojects for the up-lift of the poor and the downtrodden.Our members living in communities commit themselvesto the building up of Christian communities.

Heralds of Good News of St. Paul, Inc. is a Religiousand Charitable Organization. It works for thespiritual, social, economic and cultural development ofthe people. St. Paul Province has 87 priests and over100 seminarians in different stages of formation.

The situation of the mentally sick persons is verypathetic in many of our missions. They are oftenexcluded and unwanted by families and relatives.

Many of them roam around endangering their own livesas well as that of others. Even when they are able tomanage with the help of treatment people are still scaredof them. We care for them for the love of Jesus.

Contagious diseases like leprosy, AIDS etc. still existin many parts of our mission. Those affected bythese tragic diseases experience deepest

dejection and rejection. We strive to help them to livelike any other in the society. We care for the lonely, theabandoned aged, regardless of their caste and creed,providing improvement in the quality of their lives.

Our inmates at Good News Asha Bhavan, Vagamon, Kerala, India.

Our inmates at Good News Ammaveedu,Pampady, Kerala, India.

CARE OF THEMENTALLY CHALLENGED

CARE OF THE SICK AND ELDERLY

HOW CAN I HELPTHIS WORK?

day’s work, cannot certainly afford to project for buildinga proper shelter for themselves. Added to the sufferingsof hunger they face the cold weather with scarcely a ragto their backs, and no doors, windows, or even walls tokeep off the chilly wind. Our goal is to build shelters forthe “houseless” people. $ 4,000 would give a family aproper shelter.

Our school children in a Tribal area of Dhona Khona Mission, Arunachal Pradesh,India.

Our school children in Bonakal Mission, Andhra Pradesh, India.

Our Boarding children in Yernagudem Mission, Andhra Pradesh, India.

The specific purpose of the Society is to promotevocations to the priesthood and to train and supplyzealous, dedicated and hard working missionaries

wherever there is need in the Church. Thank God wehave many vocations. But many of them come from ratherpoor families that cannot afford the expenses of 12 yearsof seminary formation. You can give a partial sponsorshipfor a seminarian with $ 30 for a month; $ 300 for a yearand $ 3,000 for a permanent memorial scholarship.

Illiteracy is the root cause of most of the physical andsocial maladies. Rural literacy rates are nearly 20% lessthan urban rates and rural female literacy is less than

50%. Female children face a lot of neglect anddiscrimination. You can help us to educate a poor childand give him/her a chance in life.

HUNGRY FOR GOD’S WORD

“I WAS THIRSTY!”

For many in the missions even the poor appearanceof a house does not exist. Those who somehow orother manage to live with limited income of a long

Spiritual Retreat at our Good News Retreat Centre, Pampady, Kerala, India.

A group of our Seminarians and Priests

“I WAS HOMELESS!’’

Our priests are working in fifteen dioceses in India andsome dioceses in Australia, Canada, Netherlands,Germany, Italy, Papua New Guinea and the U.S.A. OurSociety is committed to the cause of the poor and themarginalized irrespective of religion, caste, communityand social status.

HAVE AN ADOPTED SONFOR A PRIEST!

A hand pump in our Andhra Pradesh Mission, India.

EDUCATING POOR CHILDREN

With $ 40,000 we could establish a village school.Education is their escape from the oppressive burden ofpoverty. Your support offers these children a bright future.

“I WAS HUNGRY!’’

Child sponsorship provides the child what he/sheneeds to survive - accommodation, food,healthcare and education.

In many villages there is acute shortage for drinkingwater. They drink polluted water from lakes and publictanks which are shared by humans and animals alike.

But during half the year even that is not available. 75% of alldiseases are related to unsafe water. $ 5,000 would providea village with a deep bore well and ensure continuoushealthy drinking water supply.

A house under construction in our Andhra Pradesh Mission, India.