This VCD consists videos, flash presentations, liturgical animations and 100 photos of Mary. These features give every viewer, something interesting and inspiring while cruising through each interface over and over again.

A thirty minute adaptation from the feature film by Leandro Castellani. Available in English, Hindi, Marathi.

A Pack of 4 DVDs and Workbooks for Educational institutes, NGOs, Play schools and Parents. Topics covered are Infancy, Toddlerhood, Early Childhood, and Quality Child Care and Development. Available in English and Hindi.

To Jesus with Mary is a video – prayer that will help you discover the nurturing, inspiring, challenging effects of the rosary on your life.

A video, made with conviction that today, more than ever, the rosary is a powerful instrument “to proclaim the glory of god “and to enable our “spirits to rejoice in God our Saviour.”

The journey of children from the freedom of Bombay’s Streets to the discovery of freedom.

“St. Dominic Savio – The Little Giant” offers a fleeting glimpse into the life of this adolescent gem with juxtaposed nuggets depicting his cheerfulness, determination and prayerful heroism.

A Film conceive for the International Salesian Mission Day, 1995

The Rathwa tribe of Chottaudepur, Gujarat, are a dancing people. Amidst the tranquility of their hills and green environment they have preserved jealousy their rich cultural tradition. Their community-centred system of governance and their belief in the loving nearness of their dead ancestors have kept the wealth of their past traditions alive to this day. Ever since its arrival in Chottaudepur in 1975, the Don Bosco Education Society has made efforts to creatively integrate the best in their art and culture with education and a new found faith.

A challenge to all Christian youth to “awake and participate” in the political mainstream by Smt. Margaret Alva.

When Smt. Margaret Alva, minister of state of personnel, public grievances, pension and parliamentary affairs, was asked to address young people at the all Gujarat catholic youth with her clarion call to assertive action. Her delivery, recorded here, question basic stereotypes about youth and Christianity in India today.

Ever since Fr Paul Puthenangady, SDB, was appointed the national secretary for “Yesu Kristu Jayanti- 2000” by the catholic bishops’ conference of India, he was entrusted with the mandate to enthuse and animate the faithful along the lines proposed by pope john Paul 11 – to prepare every catholic diocese for the great jubilee year. Fr Paul has creditably executed the mandate and has rejuvenated the Indian church through a series of discourses and the production of resource material for church leaders spread over the length and breadth of the country. This videocassette contains the main thrust of his work.

This videocassette contains the main thrust of his work, which he explains in three stages:

Part 1: Reconciliation

Part 2: Evangelization

Part 3: Missionary

A collection of 12 action songs that builds respect for oneself and for all human beings irrespective of caste, creed, status or colour.

A brisk presentation of some fundamentals of film visual technique. A ready resource for the Media Education teacher in providing examples when explaining types of shots, camera movements editing techniques and continuity tricks in film making. Most examples taken are from commercial Hindi cinema. A pamphlet with brief notes is included. 

The Indian Mission Congress brings together the three Episcopal bodies – Latin, Syro-Malabar and Syro Malankara. The expected fruits of the Indian Mission Congress brought a greater awareness on the part of every Catholic’s responsibility towards evangelization thereby providing an impetus to mission work in India and a fresh stimulus to our mission efforts. Nearly 1200 delegates from the 164 dioceses participated in the Prabhu Yesu Mahotsav at St. Pius College, Goregaon, Mumbai, India.

Three questions that usually spring to mind when discussing popular commercial cinema (especially Hindi/regional cinema) are: Does violence in films affect society? Can vulgarity be stopped? Are popular films escapist? This video brings together valuable footage that throws the participant into the heart of film analysis. For this purpose the booklet enclosed is imperative.

A true-life success-story of a people in a village in Ahmednagar, who turn their drought stricken past into a future of prosperity through their persevering implementation of the “Integrated Watershed Development Programme”. This project had bagged the Maharashtra Government’s first prize for afforestation in 1999.

This DVD is a commemorative souvenir of the visit of the relic of Don Bosco to various places in the province of Mumbai.

This video offers an in-depth view of the Mass, the result of Fr. J. B. Fernandes’ personal search for meaning and his consequent discovery of Jesus.

A set of teacher resources in audio-visual format to assist the course facilitators and resource persons.

Caste Out – A video discussion kit to provoke the Indian viewer to reflect on the damage casteism has done to one-sixth of India’s population. The kit contains a well-researched booklet together with a 15-minute video excerpt taken with permission from the award-winning documentary “Lesser Humans” produced by ‘Drishti Media Collective’.

A video-discussion kit on “living fully in an advertising age”. An aid to critical reflection on advertising through five participatory, value-based exercises: the merits of advertising, the search for identity, consumerism versus the environment, the cult of the body and injustice. A booklet is enclosed.

Designed as an education and training film, it uses a story based format to highlight the various aspects of Integrated Watershed Development Programme techniques for the farmers in the rural villages of Ahmednagar undertaken by Bosco Gramin Vikas Kendra.