From the Scriptures

"Everything you do or say, then, should be done in the Lord Jesus, as you give thanks through Him to God the Father.

-Colossians 3:17

The CSI Hospital invites applications for admission to the following Courses: -

ALLIED HEALTH PROFESSIONAL COURSES

Laboratory Technology:

Minimum educational qualification for admission is a pass in PUC with Science Subjects such as PCM, PCMZ and CBZ.  Candidates should have completed 17 years of age as on July 31, 2005.

Medical X-ray Technology:

A pass in PUC II or equivalent examination with a minimum of 40% marks in optional subjects only under Science faculty such as PCMB, PCM and CBZ.  Candidates should have completed 17 years of age as on July 31, 2005.

Medical Records Technology:

Candidates should have passed, Higher Secondary/PUC, or its equivalent.  Knowledge of Computer / English Type-writing is desirable. Candidates should have completed 17 years of age as on July 31, 2005.

Application form and Prospectus can be obtained from the office of the Director on payment of Rs.150/- (Rupees One hundred and fifty only) by Cash or crossed DD payable to C.S.I. Hospital, Bangalore – 560 051.  This amount is non refundable.  Last date for receipt of completed application form is July 15, 2005.

To read the prospectus online click on the link below
PROSPECTUS

YOUTH WORLD

"Martha and Mary "
Biblical Reference: St. Luke 10:38-42
Rev. Suresh Pawar, Religious Works Department

Two sisters Martha and Mary lived in Bethany, a village on the outskirts of Jerusalem. Jesus was their honored guest and both the sisters in their own way wanted to give their best to Jesus.

We see a contrast of characters and temperaments in these two sisters:

Martha was the practical one – she busied herself in preparing the best meal for the Lord, but Mary sat at the feet of Jesus listening to His teaching. This made Martha impatient because Mary had left her to do all the work by herself. She complains to the Lord and asks Him to tell Mary to come and help her. But Jesus gently rebukes Martha. He tells her that she is so worried and troubled about so many things that she lacks one important thing, which Mary has chosen – listening to Jesus. Martha was in no way less devoted to Jesus, but she failed to see the way of receiving Him that would please Him most.

This narrative is not meant to show us the value of contemplative life compared with the life of action. It is to teach us that service to Jesus must not be misdirected to such an extent that we have no time to learn and listen to His word.

Sitting at Jesus’ feet – there could be no better way of adoring our Lord!

Question
Do you give enough time to “sit at Jesus’ feet” every day before you start your daily routine? How much do you “listen” to Him during the course of your busy day?

Golden Verse
Thy Word is a Lamp unto my feet and a Light unto my path.
                                                                          - Psalm 119:105