Celebration of the Feast of Blessed James Alberione “Preach the Gospel at all times, everywhere, making use of all modern means, just as Blessed James Alberione has done. Let us draw inspiration from his life as we navigate the challenges of our times,” urged His Excellency Bishop Arockiaraj Satis Kumar, Auxiliary Bishop of Bangalore, during the Eucharistic celebration on the Feast of Blessed James Alberione. The solemn occasion took place on Tuesday, 26 November 2024, at the Society of St Paul in Bengaluru. Fr Dominic Savio D’Silva, the Superior of the community, extended a warm and formal welcome to Bishop Arockiaraj, who was recently consecrated. In his introduction, Fr D’Silva presented a brief but impactful profile of the bishop, highlighting his journey of faith and dedication to the pastoral ministry in the Archdiocese of Bangalore. Bishop Arockiaraj preached an inspiring and thought-provoking homily, emphasizing the enduring relevance of Blessed Alberione’s vision in the modern digital landscape. He encouraged the faithful to harness the transformative power of contemporary media to further the mission of evangelization. Drawing parallels with Alberione’s pioneering efforts, the bishop underscored the importance of innovation and commitment in spreading the Gospel. The celebration saw an impressive gathering of distinguished guests, including Rev. Fr Richard Britto, Rector of St Peter’s Seminary, as well as various Rectors, Religious Superiors, and the members of the Pauline Family. Among those present were priests, religious sisters, and lay faithful, all united in their devotion and admiration for the life and mission of Blessed James Alberione. The meticulous planning and seamless execution of the feast day celebrations were a testament to the dedication of the Bangalore community, aided by the enthusiastic Aspirants. The event concluded with a sumptuous dinner, prepared in the community, which offered a time of fellowship and shared joy, further enriching the day’s spiritual and fellowship experience. Fr Dr. Dominic Savio D'Silva 
