When George Bush was president, he was doing his public relations thing by visiting a nursing home. He came upon a wizened old man hobbling down the corridor. President Bush took the man by the hand and said, “Sir, do you know who I am?” The man replied, “No, but if you ask one of the nurses, she’ll tell you.”
– William J Bausch
(I can’t stop laughing.) If you want honestly to know who you really are, ask your next door neighbour. He or she will tell you who you really are.
About the author: Fr. Jose Kaimlett
Rev. Dr. Jose Kaimlett has been a Catholic Priest from April 1966. He has a doctorate in Canon Law. He is a great visionary who has been contributing enormously to the Catholic Church and to the society at large both as a missionary and philanthropist. He is the founder of Heralds of Good News (HGN), Sisters of Good News (SGN) and Missionaries of Compassion (MoC). These three communities (together) have inspired hundreds of young men and women to dedicate their lives for serving the society at various levels.
He has established numerous educational, health and charitable institutions in India and abroad. He is currently engaged in developing a full-fledged Cancer Hospital and Research Centre at Eluru, Andhra Pradesh, and a Centre for Higher Education in Tanzania.
