We hope to show you some pictures from India in a future issue. Father Ben, another Indian Pallottine at St. Martha's told us that the project was indeed a fine choice, as the cow is a renewable resource. Everything the cow produces can be used or sold. Soon the cow produces another cow and the family is now eating and making additional income. Thanks to some kids and their teachers from Sarasota, four families unknown to them, will soon be self-sufficient.
Miracles happen every day with love.
If you want to know more about this project write, Lisa St Martha's School, 8th Grade 800 N. Orange Ave. The name is taken from the saint's family name, Pallotti. St. Vincent had been an extraordinary diocesan priest in Rome. His personal dedication to the poor and unfortunate, his care of the imprisoned and socially deprived, his spiritual direction of priests and seminarians in the midst of an exhausting schedule of priestly ministry began to attract many generous contributors and loyal coworkers. His dream of uniting them all into an approved religious society was realized under Pope Gregory XVI in 1835.