Celebrating a trailblazing religious priest and secular editor, whose journey defied convention, blending spiritual wisdom with contemporary insight, inspiring to embrace bold new paths.
Fr Xavier was truly a lover of mankind. He had a large circle of friends across all castes and communities.
Fr Xavier Vadakkekara is no more. A personality who inspired scores and mentored many is gone. He lived a life unlike many others. In death, too, he took a different path by donating his body to the A
I was his collaborator in three of his successful initiatives and a few of his unsuccessful ventures. But to me, Capuchin friar Fr Xavier Vadekekkara was, first, a friend who knew I would understand h
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