The November issue of Kairos contemplates on the recent Supreme Court verdicts that have revolutionized the media and the youth, and how certain misconceptions are creeping into the society in the name of freedom and progressiveness. Cover stories by Dr. Hussain Madavur and Krishnaraj S. justifies that courts should consider the cultural and religious traditions and moral heritage of the people before making lawful decisions. Fr. Mathew Illathuparambil specifies the approach of the Catholic Church towards the Supreme Court decrees on homosexuality and extra marital relationships. Amal Tom interviews the Psychotherapist and Consultant Psychologist of Ernakulam Outreach Space, Jeo P George, who responds to the questions of young people about the Supreme Court verdict on homosexuality. Sasi Emmanuel’s article ‘Nishabdhathayude Dheivam’ exemplifies that it is sometimes necessary to be silent and listen to God’s voice. The feature by Anitha Babu includes reviews of books like Basalel, Idaruna Idayan and Eliyenaayi, which describes the various struggles and insights experienced by priests and nuns. Dr. Edward Edezhath, in his segment Innale Innu writes about how Jesus Youth “Consultations” are means of accepting and envisioning new visions and insights. The issue also contains a thought-provoking testimony by Augustin Kodanadu, a write up on the recent Youth Consultation Meeting, Varthavichaaram by Sunny Kokkapillil, and special features for young readers.

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സാമൂഹ്യ പ്രതിബദ്ധതയുള്ള മനുഷ്യർ ഇന്നുമുണ്ട് നമുക്കു ചുറ്റും ഒരു പാടുപേർ. അരങ്ങിലെത്താൻ ആഗ്രഹിക്കാത്തവരാണ് മിക്കവരും. ധാർമ്മിക ചിന്തയുടെ മൂർച്ചയുള്ള കുറെ കുറിപ്പുകളുമായി കവർ സ്റ്റോറിയിൽ എൽസീന.

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നനവുള്ള.... ജീവിതത്തിന്റെ ഗന്ധമുള്ള മനുഷ്യരാണ് നമുക്കു ചുറ്റും സുഗന്ധം പരത്തുന്നത്. ജീവിതയാത്രയിലെ ഹൃദയത്തെ തൊടുന്ന അനുഭവങ്ങൾ... കവർസ്റ്റോറിയിലും 'മിഷൻ' പംക്തിയിലും. കൈക്കുമ്പിളിൽ നൽകുന്ന ജീവന്റെ നാമ്പുകൾ കൈവിടാതെ കാക്കുവാൻ ... ചില ഓർമ്മപ്പെടുത്തലുകളുമായി അയർലണ്ടിൽ നിന്നും മീനു ജോസും കുവൈറ്റിൽ നിന്ന് അനിലും. ഊഷ്മളതയുള്ള വ്യക്തി ബന്ധങ്ങളും ഫെലോഷിപ്പുകളും ആഘോഷമാക്കി മാറ്റുന്ന അനുഭവങ്ങളുമായി സൗഹൃദോത്സവത്തിൽ അഡ്വ. റൈജു വർഗ്ഗീസ്. കുടുംബ ബന്ധങ്ങളുടെ ആഴമറിഞ്ഞ് കുവൈറ്റിൽ നിന്ന് ജോബിയും. നട്ടിടത്തു പുഷ്പിക്കുവാനും വ്യത്യസ്തതയുള്ള സാധാരണ ജീവിതത്തെക്കുറിച്ചും ലളിതമായ വാക്കുകളിലും ഓർമ്മകളിലും നമ്മോടൊപ്പം ഡോ. എഡ്വേർഡ് എടേഴത്ത് എന്ന നമ്മുടെ എഡ്ഡി ചേട്ടൻ.

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യൂത്ത് സിനഡും ക്രിസ്തൂസ് വിവിറ്റ് എന്ന സിനഡ് ഡോക്യുമെന്റും ചർച്ചാ വിഷയമാകുകയാണ് ജൂലൈ മാസം കെയ്റോസിൽ. മാർ ജോസഫ് പാംപ്ലാനി പിതാവും പോസ്റ്റ് സിനഡിൽ പങ്കെടുത്ത മെൽജിൻ ജോസഫും അനുഭവങ്ങൾ പങ്കുവയ്ക്കുന്നു, എൽസീന ജോസഫ് തയ്യാറാക്കിയ കവർ സ്റ്റോറിയിലൂടെ. നന്മയുള്ള തോന്നലുകളൊക്കെ ദൈവത്തിന്റെ പദ്ധതികളാണെന്ന് അനുഭവത്തിലൂടെ സാക്ഷ്യപ്പെടുത്തുന്നു, യുവയിൽ ഏയ്ഞ്ചൽ ബേബി. യുഗാണ്ടയിലെ ബുക്കാസ ദ്വീപിലേക്കുള്ള യാത്രയും കിസാബ ഗ്രാമത്തിലെ ഹൃദയസ്പർശിയായ അനുഭവങ്ങളും പങ്കുവയ്ക്കുന്നു മിഷനിലൂടെ ഫ്രാൻസിസ് ഡെയ്മി. വിവാഹത്തിനു മുമ്പേ തന്നെ 'ബിഗ് ഫാമിലി' സ്വപനം കണ്ടു പ്രാർത്ഥിച്ച അനിൽ - നവ്യ ദമ്പതികൾ 'ഉദര ഫലം അനുഗ്രഹീതം' എന്ന ലേഖനത്തിൽ. കൂടാതെ സി.അമലു SABS, ഡിനോജ് ജോസഫ്, നീതു ജിന്റോ, അനിൽ തോമസ്, ബിബിൻ ജോസഫ് എന്നിവരുടെ അനുഭവങ്ങളും സ്ഥിരം പംക്തികളും. 
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The May issue of Kairos welcomes the new editor Adv. K. J. Johnson. The issue contains thought-provoking articles by Sasi Emmanuel and Bishop Mar Raphael Thattil challenges the readers to stand up against the atrocities of the present world and be fearless evangelizers of the Catholic Church. Elseena Joseph’s article gives suggestions and testimonies on how to be more humanitarian to others. In the Q&A section, psychologist Tintu Tony answers the readers’ queries on life and relationships. George Athungal shares his reminiscences with Reshma Joy on how training programs facilitated the growth of the movement during its early stage. Simi Abraham, Princy Joji, Asha Sanil, and Binu Joseph testifies how they experienced God’s grace in their family at the time of need. Nithin Jose Urumbenirapel interviews the recent IAS recipient Dr. Nirmal Ouseppachan on how prayer and constant participation in Eucharistic celebration helped in achieving his successes. Ajai Augustine points out the lives of many teenagers around him who have courageously initiated prayer groups and accompanied other teenagers to Jesus. Santhosh Dominic Thudanthil writes about the true meaning of being in a family and the necessity of maintaining good relationships within it. Sharlet Anns Toms describes the missionary experiences of Lirin Devassy. Varthavicharam by Sunny Kokkapillil presents articles on contemporary topics and Dr. Edward Edezheth explains the process of discernment in the Jesus Youth movement. Joseph Anthraper writes about the movie The Way, and Anitha Babu reviews the autobiography of Mary Kom, Unbreakable in Book Shelf. My Story includes the experiences of Ansu Somy and Maria Timichan. There are separate segments for JY news, news of the Catholic Church, and sections for younger readers.

The April issue of Kairos rejuvenates the spirituality of its readers through inspiring regular segments and testimonies. Sasi Emmanuel writes about how one should really find God away from the hustle and bustle of life. Dr. Edward Edezheth shares his thoughts and experiences on the Jesus Youth prayer format. In Orma, Reshmi Joy Purakadan writes about Reji Karot and Elseena Joseph illustrates the role of Catholic nuns in the society. The issue contains an open letter to the readers by Fr. Daniel Poovanathil who warns against the dangers of pornography and encourages how to overcome the addiction.  The teen segment of Kairos contains a testimony by Aldrin on how God answered his prayers by forming a prayer group in his school, and an article on Daily Bible Reading Mission (DBRM) by Ashil Joseph. The holiness and sanctity of sexuality is explained in Family Cafe. My Story by Shalu, Shaji C. A., Tessita Justin and Joyish George testifies how God has answered their needs and prayers. Sharlet Anns Tom writes about the mission experiences of Rony Raju in Orissa. Tintu Sony answers the queries of the readers in the Q & A, and the issue also contains regular segments such as Familia, Youth Hots by Elizabeth Shaji, Varthavicharam by Sunny Kokkapillil, Cine Talkies by Joseph Anthraper on the movie, The Red Turtle and Book Shelf by Anitha Babu, in which she reviews Dr. V. P. Gangadharan’s Jeevithakaarchakal.

The march issue of Kairos welcomes the readers to another Fruitful Lenten season through thought-provoking cover stories and inspiring testimonies. Sasi Emmanuel illustrates how lives considered worthless by the world are later glorified as the most inspirational ones, and points out that unanswered prayers are in fact pathways to impending joy.
Fr. Roy Palatti shares how spirituality becomes a celebration when we start enjoying life in Christ. Elseena Joseph presents an overview of the involvement of Jesus Youth during the 34th World Youth Day held at Panama. Bedwin Titus,coordinator of Vox Christi band, shares his wondrous experience of representing the Jesus Youth movement at a lunch meeting with the Holy Father, Pope Francis. The issue contains heart warming testimonies of Alphons Joseph and Jibson Bivera on how God is guiding their respective families and the music ministry they are part of. My Story shared by Nikhil John (Border Security Force Constable), Maria Therese and Rinu Sara Kuriakose are beautiful examples of God’s immense love and care towards each of His children.
Family Cafe provides some guidelines for a joyful family life. In the Teen segment, Rainbow, Fr. James Mundolackal writes about new generation trends that seem to shape the lives of the present teenagers and children. Sharlet Ann Toms writes about the mission experiences of Babu Paul and his family in Chattisgarh. The issue includes a Q & A section with Geo P. George, and also contains regular segments such as Familia, Youth Class by Joshy George, Varthavicharam by Sunny Kokkapillil, Cine Talkies by Joseph Anthraper and Book Shelf by Anitha Babu which inspire thought and reflection. The movement also commemorates Robin Sebastian and Feby Thomas, who left for Heavenly Abode.

The February issue of Kairos concentrates on true spirituality through a variety of articles, testimonies and illustrations. Sasi Emmanuel writes about the call to pure, persevering Christian faith as contrary to the habitual rituals that seem to shape the spirituality and religion of most people these days. Dr. Edward Edezheth talks about some of the creative initiatives adopted by various ministries of Jesus Youth from all the world. Tintu Sony refers to the life of Sr. Dolores Hart OSB, previously well known as a prominent Hollywood actress, who gave up the pleasures of the world to receive the joy in Christ, and reflects on how to stay Christian inside and out and celebrate youthfulness in Christ. Elseena Joseph illustrates some of the testimonies and the mesmerizing events of JYKC. The issue contains an interview session with Most. Rev. Cardinal Cleemis, Major Archbishop of the Syro-Malankara Catholic Church, who shares his thoughts and concerns about youth and Jesus Youth movement to Adv. Raijo Varghese. Sharlet Ann Toms shares the mission experiences of Chris Joseph and some of her friends from the movement in Madya Pradesh. Manju Mathoor describes how family prayer becomes beautiful moments in the hands of God’s grace. Teen Spirit, the separate segment for teenagers and kids provides the readers tips to face exams and Anita Joji’s article calls for a Holy adolescence. There are heartwarming testimonies by Fisson Sebin Raj, Suboy Jijo Changanassery and Bindu Joice in My Story. The issue includes a Q & A section with Geo P. George, consultant psychologist and psychotherapist and also contains regular segments such as Familia, You Hots by James Sebastian, Varthavicharam by Sunny Kokkapillil, Cine Talkies by Joseph Anthraper and Book Shelf by Anitha Babu which inspire thought and reflection.

With colourful segments and more inspirational and enlightening articles, Kairos begins the year of 2019 in rejuvenated hope and faith. Apart from regular articles, there are distinct sections for youth, family, teens and kids. Sasi Emmanuel gives the readers spiritual pathways to fight loneliness and depression, a condition affecting many people all around. Dr. Edward Edezheth provides an account of how Bible reading became an integral part of the movement. Q & A is a new segment, where psychologist Geo P George gives answers to the reader’s queries. Elseena Joseph describes the necessity of time and that the New Year is the best time to restart and retry our resolutions. Alexy Jacob, Pious Thalakottur, and Raju Paul shares their experience in My Story.  Dr. Vineetha Joby talks about the beauty of family and the necessary qualities each family should possess and practice. Sharlet Anns Toms accounts the mission experiences of Dr. Surya Devassy. There is also a write up about Dr. C. C. Alice Kutty by Reshmi Joy Purakadan.
Teen Spirit, a separate segment for teens and kids includes stories and articles on young Saints. In Rainbow, Blaise Joseph illustrates young characters from the Bible such as David, Samuel, and Susanna and teenaged Catholic Saints who lived a life of faith and utmost devotion to God, and invites the teen readers to follow their footsteps and be a strong witness. Tony C. Thomas suggests ways to overcome procrastination. The issue also contains Youth News by Joby Jose, Cine Talkies by Joseph Anthraper, Book Shelf by Anitha Babu, and Vartha Vicharam by Sunny Kokkapillil.

The December issue of Kairos prepares the readers for a meaningful Christmas through inspiring articles and testimonies. The editorial reminds the readers of the beauty of observing lent during the season of Advent. The cover stories by Dr. Naisil Rajesh, Sasi Immanuel, and Jeevan John contain reflections on the true spirit of Christmas and provide suggestions to celebrate the Birth of Christ in the “silent night”.  Sajan Thamanam reviews his conversation with Brother Mavaroos who emphasizes that Christmas is for the meek and humble, a time for us to be reborn in Jesus Christ. Anita Babu lists few stories and books which thematizes Christmas, and Amal Tom George quotes the self sacrifices made by Daya Bhai to be amidst the poor and the downtrodden, and how it has inspired his meaning of Christmas. Elseena Jospeh talks about the Jesus Youth Kerala Conference (JYKC), which every Jesus Youth anticipating for this Christmas. The testimonies of Amala V. S., Anju Joy, and Dileep K. Jose reveal how God intervenes and heals when His children struggle in various crises. Prof. Edward Edezhath recounts how St. Francis of Assisi became the Patron Saint of Jesus Youth movement. Sunny Kokkappillil includes interesting features in Varthavicharam and Tintu Shirley Joseph shares what she learnt from the National Leaders Training held in Goa the previous month. The issue also contains Crib of Love prepared by Jesus Youth All Kerala Intercession Ministry to assist the readers in preparing for Christmas, and special Christmas articles for younger readers.

October issue of Kairos welcomes the readers to the month of Rosary Devotion and accounts the inspiriting experiences of ‘Nalla Ayakaran’ Project initiated by Jesus Youths in and around Kerala. 
The call of every Christian, especially the religious to strive to imitate Christ.  However, the fall of these people, does not, in any way affect the original Glory of Christ or His Catholic church. Sasi Immanuel, in his cover story, points out to the readers that since God doesn't abandon us by our faults and weaknesses, the faults and weakness of others cannot lead a true believer to abandon God or Church.
Bobby Thomas interviews former Jesus Youth International Coordinator and the P.R.O of Kothamangalam Forane, Adv. Raiju Varghese, who was also one of the leaders who heralded the ‘Nalla Ayakaran’ project all over Kerala, about his view of life and experiences in the Jesus Youth movement and beyond.
Cover stories by Sajan C. A ., Berly Earnest, Martin Cherthala, Saji Paniyarkutty, Augustin Xavier, Jesbin Erthiyil, and  Ginish Francis describe the various encounters of the volunteers and organisers of ‘Nalla Ayakaran’ project and how they were able to help and comfort multitude of people afflicted by the recent massive floods that traumatized  Kerala.
Dr. Edward Edezhath’s segment Inalae Innu expresses the relevance of teams and ministries in the Jesus Youth movement. The issue also includes an article by Adv. Johnson K.J.  on the World Meeting of Families that was held in August, 2018, and a heart warming experience by Gloria Thomas.

As Kerala painstakingly recovers from the floods that appalled her recently, the September issue of Kairos observes how humans became humane and helped their fellow beings selflessly to recover from the aftermath. The editorial by Dr. Chackochan Njaavalil includes heartwarming personal accounts cherishing the self-effacing services of people all around Kerala in moments of the present crisis, and how many became faces of God to the victims.
Sasi Immanuel writes a feature on the risks and sacrifice involved in attaining priesthood, and quotes the words and experiences of various saints about the religious vocation. Dr. Sunny Jose interviews the newly ordained priest, Fr. Kevin Mundackal, who is also the first U.S. born priest to be ordained for the Syro Malabar church, on his vocation discernment and challenges. Cover stories by Dr. Sameera Sebastian, Rehna Francis and Benoy Joseph testifies their Holy Sacramental experiences and affirms the sanctity of Eucharistic celebrations and Sacred confessionals which has and will continue to withstand all kinds of trials.
In an article by Sajan C A, the involvement of Jesus Youth volunteers in rescuing, rehabilitating and restoring the flood afflicted and flood stricken areas are explained. Sunny Kokkapillil makes various observations on the recent floods in Kerala and Anita reviews the memoir Tears at Night, Joy at Dawn by Andrew Robinson. The issue also includes the regular segments.

The August issue of Kairos postulates the role of sports and recreational activities in rejuvenating and energizing the spirit of young generation and engaging them in “giving the best for the Lord”. The editorial draws out various dynamic efforts made by the pontifical in order to involve the youth more into the activities of the Catholic Church. Cover stories by Joseph George and Jeevan John examine the various ways in which sports and games help the formation of a healthy Catholic lifestyle and how parish play grounds indirectly bring the youngsters towards the activities of the church and importantly, the participation in Eucharistic celebrations. Manoj Sunny discusses the various approaches of the Catholic Church towards the people and sports and the possibilities of considering such recreational activities as a medium for formation, evangelization, education, charity and so on. In an interview session with Fr. Kuriakose Pallikunnel SDB, he talks how Sports occupy a prominent role in Salesian Ministering and the general need for a change in our attitude towards sports. In light of the recent events happening in the church, Sasi Emmanuel writes an observation on the tendencies of the media in taking pleasure by projecting and sensationalizing the minor discrepancies found in the minorities, while ignoring the more serious issues in the society. J. M .Plaathara reflects on how a priest’s life resembles the compassion and passion of Jesus Christ, as he surrenders everything for others, and yet has to bear the brunt of many accusations and humiliation from people and media. The issue also includes a heart touching testimony by Justin and the joyous accounts of teenagers on their Chalo Mission program.

The July edition of Kairos discusses about the relevance of romance in Christian life. In the editorial, we encounter a God who has created the whole universe out of his love and has given mankind the special grace to love one another. Sree Prasad in his article “Love Stories” shares the notion that true love is giving and not taking. Fr. Abraham Pallivathukkal S.J. writes about what makes the essence of a catholic family and how these values are transferred down to generations. In the interview with Prof. P. M. Chacko, he speaks about the adolescent age from his vast experience in the field of counselling. V.G. Thampi writes on what is real friendship and the role of freedom in friendship. In “Daivathinte Maunam”, Sasi Immanuel speaks about the need for strengthening faith in God by quoting Sirach 27:3. In “Ennale Ennu”, Dr. Edward Edezhath shares the importance of making our prayer meetings more vibrant and interesting. Testimony of Sharlet Annes Tom gives us a wonderful insight on how one can use the social media to spread a lot of positivity around. Testimony of Noble Rajiv, article by Alexy Jacob, JY monthly reflection, Vaarthavicharam etc… also enriches the present edition of Kairos

June edition of Kairos recognizes the exceptional services by catechism teachers in sowing and nurturing the Christian faith and values in young minds. In an article written by Sebastian Jose, he states how important it is for the teacher himself to live in sanctity so as to impart these virtues in his students. The auxiliary Bishop of Kanjirapally Diocese, Rev. Jose Pulikkal talks about the approach of Catholic Church towards catechism. Sajan C.A. gives many tips and tricks to make the catechism classes more interesting that ensures maximum student’s attendance and participation. Hints to become good catechism teachers are in the article by Alex and Leema Alex. We can also read testimonies of many students on how Sunday school catechism classes influenced their personal and spiritual lives and the changes they wish to happen for effective learning and spiritual growth. In Punarvichinthanam, Rev. Dr. Kurian Mattam addresses the importance of fulfilling the duties towards our parents by throwing an example from the Shakespeare’s play ‘King Liar’. In a beautiful testimony, Dr. Preeti Anumod shares the joy and experience of how more children bring more blessing to the families. In another heartwarming testimony, Ajna George talks on how God has led her life during the harsh phase of cancer treatment. Kairos also has Daivathinte Maunam by Sasi Emmanuel, article by Jose Andrews, JY monthly reflection, Varthavicharam by Sunny Kokkappillil and Kalapila by Arun Antony.

May edition of Kairos mainly speaks about commitment. In the editorial, Dr. Chackochan Njavallil shares the joy of encountering group of young missionaries who are ready to sacrifice for the cause of the Kingdom of God. In the cover story, Dr. Nycil Rajesh tells the story of Jinto and Annu who have taken the firm decision to stay as a missionary family, thereby transferring the most unfavorable conditions into a blessing for many. Kairos also pays tribute to the first Ecclesiastical Advisor of Jesus Youth movement, late Nagpur Archbishop, Rev. Abraham Viruthakulangara. Article written by Manoj Sunny shares the most beautiful memories and moments which he had with the Archbishop. Panning through various articles that talks about the main idea, “commitment”, we find the write-ups by Sr. Soja Maria discussing about the commitment that one should have to oneself, Shaji Vaikkathuparambil defining commitment and giving tips on how to be committed, Amal Tom talking about bringing back the lost commitment and so on. In Daivathinte Maunam, Sasi Emmanuel talks about the “use and throw” culture in the modern world and discusses how even God is viewed in the same way. Adv. K.J. Johnson gives us the guidelines on how to accept the shortcomings of the life partner. Interview with V.P Joseph shows the importance of praying for others i.e. the power of intercession. In addition to these, May edition of Kairos has Vaarthavicharam discussing about diverse topics which are critical and relevant these days, JY monthly reflection which help us to prepare for the Pentecost day and Kalapila by Arun Antony

April edition of Kairos puts a valiant attempt to make us realize how important it is to prepare for the death – the uninvited guest who has started his walk towards us from the day of our birth. This volume is rich in various testimonies and enriching experiences which challenge and provoke us to face death cheerfully and to embrace it like St. Francis of Assisi. Article by Resmy Roy and testimony of Sajan C.A. explain the grief of two men losing their wives to the death. They share their heart-warming story of how they could pray like Job during the time of this unexpected misfortune. In the article “Veettilekkulla Vazhi”, Sasi Emmanuel urges us to live in the same sanctity which we wish to have during the time of our death. He quotes example from the lives of various personalities who embraced death in different ways. In”Daivathinte Maunam”, he also explains diplomatically how ‘true love’ is misunderstood and misinterpreted in the modern world. In another emotive testimony, Mini Palakkad narrates how God works on our prayer intensions and give us the response only at the right time and in the most fitting way.  In the testimonies of Saji Paniyarkutty and Augustine Kodanadu, we encounter a God who never abandon us in the slightest of our difficulties or confusion .Naveen. J unfolds in a sarcastic way how funerals are used these days to exhibit pomposity and haughtiness. As a precursor for the upcoming Jesus Youth Kerala Conference 2018, we can also read the testimonies of people who have taken part in various Jesus Youth conferences in the past

In the light of declaration of “Year of Youth” by Kerala Catholic Bishops Council, the March edition of Kairos highlights various youth movements which have evolved to become the mainstay of Catholic Church. Grandees including Justice Kurian Joseph, Justice Cyriac Joseph and many others share how youth movements succeeded in moulding their lives. Interview with Abhilash and Emmanuel – the top leaders of Jesus Youth and KCYM (Kerala Catholic Youth Movement) respectively, talks on the divergent paths taken by these youth movements in achieving the common goal of introducing Jesus to masses. While Sajan C.A. discusses reasons why youth movements often fail to attract the youth, Dr. Edward Edezhath discourses on the relevance of closely watching and understanding the pulse of the young generation. Varthavicharam, which is based on some recent happenings, leaves us with vehement emotions. JY monthly reflection about embracing the virtue of poverty, Daivathinte Maunam by Sasi Emmanuel and various testimonies make the current version of Kairos worth reading.

February edition of Kairos considers the need of leading a stress less and simple life rather than a stressful and complicated one. Editorial by Chakochan Njavallil talks about the ‘grimness’ of the Christian community in Kerala and urges to pack our lives with ‘smiles’. In an article, George John presents how people are wasting their lives in ‘anxiety and competition’ rather than ‘living’. The entire article is a beacon light for those who are struggling to set the priorities in their lives. Testimony by Dr. Jesly Jacob describes the most beautiful and mysterious ways of God to make us realize the purpose our lives.  In the interview with His Grace the Most Rev. Dr. Philipose Mar Chrysostom – we hear the voice of a loving father advising his children to entrust everything to God. He also instructs the youth to choose the ‘right path’ to attain the goals of their lives. ‘A simple life’, which is an excerpt from the life of Member of Parliament Sri. Innocent – tells us the story of a young boy who had the grace to face all the hardships of his life in the most effortless manner. Article by Donnet Rajesh on Sapna, the mother who embraced death to give birth to her 8th kid is a heart-warming story of a couple who stood for pro-life. Enthralling write-ups such as “shortcut to become the prominent”, “various relaxation techniques for the youth”, “story of the happy prince” and much more make the present version of Kairos exceptional.

The first edition of Kairos in the New Year starts with introduction about simplicity of the Holy Family. It will be really amazing for the readers to know how St. Joseph and Mother Mary have spent the valuable gifts received from the three kings. In Daivathinte Mounam, Sasi Immanuel, explains how easily people tend to forget God and the past blessings received. This article can be the essence of framing our New Year goals. In an interview with Mar Sebastian Adayantharath, auxiliary Bishop of the Archdiocese of Ernakulam – Angamaly, he describes why it is important for the church to come down to the most fragile and delicate sections of the society. In cover story, Dr. Nycil Rajesh gives the excerpt from the lives of 3 famous personalities who have defeated the “negative” ego and have showed the path of humbleness to masses. Jeevan John explains the emptiness of pride and attitude in a sharp and short article. Testimonies by Naveen Joseph and Rebins,  articles by Dr. Kochurani Joseph, Dr. Edward Edezhath and much more makes the present version of Kairos more absorbing.

When the entire world waits for the Christmas Day, a day of mercy, in which God our Father has revealed his great tenderness to the humanity, Kairos explores the role of youth in disseminating this mercy received. The current edition of Kairos fills our hearts and triggers our souls with numerous testimonies and articles.  The JY initiatives of S.H. College, Thevara is really moving especially when they focus on accommodating all types of students with the JY pursuits. This is a perfect example of how a small prayer group can transform to become a blessing to the entire society. In Cover Story by George John, he shares how going back to the roots makes one feel better especially when it comes to celebrations. Testimony of Alexy – the sacred friendship which he had with his grandparents is a “cheerfully sentimental” article. In Vazhiyum Viliyum, Jacob Kocheri, elucidates the beauty of considering a disabled child as a blessing to the family. Testimonies of Donnet Davis about fulltimership mission and Ajay Augustine about fellowship, article by Sasi Emmanuel, Vaartha Vicharam by Sunny Kokkappillil and much more give an extra essence to the Kairos readers.

In the November edition of Kairos, the concept of ‘Blessed are the poor in spirit” is decoded to its fullest. In the article by Prof. C. C. Aalisukutty, she did her damnedest in explaining the notion of “Poor in Spirit”. Each and every sentence is thought provoking which won’t stop someone from reading the entire article again. May not be intentionally, but the present version of Kairos throws a number of examples from “families” to show how one can be “Poor in Spirit”. The mission undertaken by a very successful young doctor and his wife to serve in an ordinary hospital in North India despite being offered with fancy salaries from many Multi Super Speciality hospitals is a prompting example. In Punarvichinthanam, Rev. Dr. Kurian Mattam describes the beautiful sacrifice made by a newly married couple when the wife was diagnosed with cancer just after 10 days of their marriage. Another testimony is by a young couple living in Bangalore, who got pregnant with a child having disabilities. They led their entire 10 months in prayer and sacrifice to accept and welcome the baby but later found out that God had better plans. All these articles convey the message ‘God will be providing us with what we need for he has even given his only beloved son- lord Jesus Christ for our salvation’ and it is sure to touch the heart of the readers.

The October edition of Kairos magazine celebrates the untold story of sufferings endured by Christian community in Kandhamal district, Odisha. An interview with the award winning international journalist Anto Akkare, who threw light into the sad plight of Christians in Kandhamal, is the focal point of the latest volume. Stories on the unflagging faith exhibited by those ‘ordinary Christians’ leave as dumbstruck and put forward the challenge to come out of our comfort zones. Varthavicharam by Sunny Kokkappillil also discusses how injustice reigns in Kandhamal. Articles by Sasi Emmanuel, Naveen and Dr. Nycil Rajesh explains the threat caused by religious terrorism and illustrate why a Christian should welcome suffering. In another beautiful article, Vinayak Nirmal describes the four secretes behind Christ’s beauty. The present issue of Kairos is also adorned with numerous heart touching testimonies as well.

The September edition of Kairos magazine tries to accommodate the feelings, anxieties and needs of the young generation. Interview with psychiatrist Dr. Sita Lakshmi, testimony of Resmi J Purakkadan and an article by Joby Thomas discusses the relevance of validating young people’s perspective. Article by Elsina Joseph inspires the youth with the notion ‘Every saint had a past and every sinner has a future’. In Ennu-Innale, Dr. Edward Edezhath describes how Jesus Youth movement is tolerant to all the cultural and traditional differences both nationally and internationally. In addition to this, article by Manoj Sunny, Vazhiyum Viliyum by Jacob Kocheri, testimony on married life by Alexy Jacob, article on Blue Whale Game by Sasi Immanuel and many more have made the current version of Kairos incomparable.

August edition of Kairos magazine encompasses the theme of modern parenting. An interview with Dr. Ancy George discusses the modern parenting styles and child discipline strategies. The touching testimonies of missionaries like Anto Thomas, Richi Jose, Lincy and Jinu Maria display how devoted catholic families become the manufactory of the saints. Through the articles by Sunny Kokkappillil, Arun Thomas and Jacob Kocheri, it is unambiguous that parents can inculcate a lot of values of life and they are the primary role model for their children. Apart from the cover story, articles by Manoj Sunny and Dr. Edward Edezhath in the light of golden jubilee celebrations of Catholic Charismatic Renewal  lead us to recognize and cherish the charisms of the holy spirit and to proclaim more than ever before with one voice, Jesus is Lord.

“Sexuality, in which man's belonging to the bodily and biological world is expressed, becomes personal and truly human when it is integrated into the relationship of one person to another, in the complete and lifelong mutual gift of a man and a woman.” (Catechism of the Catholic Church, 2337)
The July edition of Kairos discusses the harms from porn. Editorial by Dr. Chackochan Njavallil gives a direct entry to the topic by describing about threats of obscene arts. In the cover story, Jincy Maria and Jobin Joshy explain the psychology behind pornography and how it becomes an addiction like drug and alcohol. In Punarvichithanam, Rev. Dr. Kurian Mattom tastefully explains the impact of pornography in married life by narrating the story of Emma. Kalapila shares popular websites and mobile application which help to come out of this addiction. Kairos also extends its helping hands to the victims of pornography by offering counselling and initiating intercession for this intention. Dynamic and thought provoking articles written by Nirmal John, Rekha Thomas, Anitha Babu and many others make this version of Kairos one to be saved.

June edition of Kairos considers the need for moderate use of Information Technology in our daily lives. Cover story by Prof. Joby Cyriac reviews the vicious influence of technology on young generation. Article by Jaleesh Peter examines the scope of Technical Writing. Interview with Sri. Brijesh George discusses the endless opportunities offered by e-world. Dr. Edward Edezhath shares how development in mass media and information technology has aided evangelization when comparing with the facilities available before two decades. Apart from the Cover story, article by Sasi Immanuel, testimonies of Donald and Donet Davis, Vaarthavicharam by Sunny Kokkappillil – all have made this copy of Kairos a treat for the soul.

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Kairos is purely a youth initiative for the youth. It is being published from 1977 onwards. It is a group of young people from Calicut who initiated it. From 1998 onwards, it is being published under the sponsorship of Kerala Jesus Youth. Personal Experiences of Youth, Lifestyle Guides, Discussions, Opinions, Church News, Responses to Current Events, Jesus Youth News, Youth-centric Insights and much more – all this put together in a light and simple manner that can be instantly recognized as the ‘Kairos style’. It is the only youth and teenage communication in Malayalam with a focus on the Church. Kairos helps thousands of youth form relevant responses and lifestyles in today’s world based on the Church’s teachings through simple sharing of spiritual experiences by young people. Brings together young people endeavoring to live a life of faith in Jesus.

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