Introduction
The Karehally community is situated on the outskirts of Bhadrawathi. Taluk, in Shimoga district, in the State of Karnataka. Rev. Bishop Ignatius Pinto of the Shimoga diocese invited us to this mission. The Community was established on June 5th, 1993. The first community began with 3 sisters and was living in a rented house for 4 years. The newly built house was blessed on 15th May 1997 and the sisters moved to the new house on June 30th. We belong to St Antony’s Parish, Karehally, in the Diocese of Shimoga
Physiognomy
The families around the community are of other religions (Hindus). The Parish consists of 67 families with a Tamil cultural background. Most of them are below the poverty line who live on their daily wages. The present community constitutes 5 sisters. All of us participate in the mission of Education and pastoral ministry. Each one of us contributes to the betterment of the community and mission.
Goals
“Called by the Lord, we are gathered in His name to know and announce Jesus Christ” (C.2).
Mission
Our ministries call us forth to reach out to the people of shallow faith, superstition, broken families, alcoholics, and illiterates.