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Father Pinto Paul, C.S.C.

Father Pinto Paul C.S.C., ordained a priest in the Congregation of Holy Cross in 1999, worked with tribal populations in northeast India as a missionary for ten years. In 2010 he came to the US for further studies. While working as a campus minister at Stonehill College, he assisted pastors in local parishes, led seminars and workshops for teachers and students in the US and earned a master’s degree in Educational Administration from Boston College and a Ph.D. in Educational Leadership from Lesley University, Cambridge. He is currently working as the International Director of the Boston-based Holy Cross Family Ministries with missions in 18 countries.

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Family Reflection Video: Encounter and Witness

By: Father Pinto Paul, C.S.C. July 11th, 2017

An encounter with the Lord is a prerequisite to transforming ourselves and becoming a missionary disciple.

healing | strength and hope | touch

Family Reflection Video: The Touch

By: Father Pinto Paul, C.S.C. July 10th, 2017

An 800-year-old experiment reveals to us that physical touch is critical to survival.

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Family Reflection Video: Get Real

By: Father Pinto Paul, C.S.C. July 7th, 2017

“How good it feels to come back to him whenever we are lost! Let me say this once more: God never tires of forgiving us; we are the ones who tire of seeking his mercy.” (Pope Francis in Evangelii Gaudium/The Joy of the Gospel)

acceptance | forgiveness | peace

Family Reflection Video: Making a Difference

By: Father Pinto Paul, C.S.C. June 20th, 2017

There is no greater commandment than “you shall love your neighbor as yourself” but the Gospel today tells us to “love our neighbors and our enemies.”