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The Vestition and First Profession of eigth SABS novices: Linda Mary Lyngkhoi, Beolaresi Hansepi, Teresa Lamthew, Catherine Yanthan, Carolen Yimchunger, Esther Langmai, Martha Tango Konyak and Rachel Thongpangnaro, of Corpus Christi Province, Dimapur, was a deeply spiritual and joyous occasion, held on the 14th of September, 2024.Six of them are from Eastern Nagaland and one each from Assam and Meghalaya respectively. Novice Rachel Thongpangnaro is the first novice from the Chang community to be professed as a religious sister. The ceremony was presided over by the Most Rev. Dr. James Thoppil, Bishop of Kohima, and concelebrated by 35 priests. The novices, surrounded by their parents, relatives, and members of various religious communities, made their first commitment to the religious life, marking a significant milestone in their spiritual journey. Sr.Catherine Elavumkal SABS, the Provincial Superior accepted their vows and welcomed them to the family of SABS. Sr.Elsa Paikada, General Councillor was also present to witness the function. We extend our heartfelt congratulations to the newly professed sisters, as they embark on this beautiful path of service to God and His people. We pray for abundant blessings in their mission.

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The congregation of the Sisters of the Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament (SABS) which was founded on 8th December 1908 at Champakulam in the Archdiocese of Changanacherry, Kerala, India has its origin from the deep personal experience of the Eucharistic presence of the Venerable Mar Thomas Kurialacherry (1873-1925), an ardent devotee of the Holy Eucharist.