P U N E R E G I O N
![]() The Province of Pune extends over Maharashtra, Goa and Thailand. It consists of 18 Communities located in these areas. The Provincialate is situated at Boat Club Road, Pune. There is also a Provincial House Community and a Formation House for the JM Sisters in India – i.e. Postulancy, Novitiate and Juniorate. Next to Provincial House is St. Felix High School which is managed by the Provincial House Community.
Apostolate St. Felix High School 4, Boat Club Road, Pune 411001 Tel. 020 – 2616 8693 ( Estd.1952)
Facilities provided: Large well equipped library, Science and Computer Labs with Internet facilities, a spacious auditorium, a sprawling playground, Parent–Teacher Association backup. The Sisters and the Formation groups visit the homes of the children and parishioners. They also participate in pastoral activities of the Parish. 2. Convent of Jesus and Mary St. Anne’s High School Convent Street, Camp, Pune – 411 001. Tel. 020 – 26340840 / 26340467 Email : cjm.punecamp@gmail.com (Estd. 1860 )
School Motto: “With God
For God”,
Student strength: 2200 Facilities provided: Large well equipped library, Science and Computer Labs with Internet facilities, Audio-visual Room, a spacious auditorium, a sprawling playground, free coaching in sports, P.T.A. back up and Alumni. Other Ministries: The Sisters and Staff take special care of needy children giving them personal attention and providing coaching in studies; Visit families and assist the Parish as Eucharistic Ministers and Catechists. 3. Convent of Jesus and Mary St. Joseph’s High School N.C.L. Road, Pashan Pune – 411 008. Tel. 020 – 25650280 / 25655505 Email :cjmpashanpune@gmail.com (Estd. 1961) Profile: St. Joseph’s located in Pashan, Pune is an English Medium SSC -Government- aided School and stands for academic excellence, development of skills, sports to brings about the total and all round development of every child as a person. Student strength: 1,300 Facilities provided: Large well equipped library, Science and Computer Labs with Internet facilities, a spacious auditorium, a large playground and a P.T.A. backup. Opportunity is given to pupils to take the Art and Hindi Government Certified Examinations. Social Service, Work experience and RSP are regular programmes. Sports plays a major role in the curriculum and opportunity for participation at State and District levels. Other Ministries:The Sisters help in coaching the weaker children. assist in the Parish and at Khadakwasla Church as Eucharistic Ministers and Catechists. ![]() Facilities offered: Large well equipped library, Science and Computer Labs with Internet facilities a spacious auditorium, a sprawling playground. P.T.A. The Sisters help in coaching the weaker children. They also help in the Parish and at Khadakwasla as Eucharistic Ministers and Catechist. 4. Convent of Jesus and Mary House of Prayer, Nun’s Hill Khandala – 410 301 Maharashtra. House of Prayer : Tel. 02114 – 269130 Convent Villa : Tel. 02114 – 269131 Email : houseofprayerkhandala@gmail.com Profile: The old Villa originally purchased in 1901 was used as a holiday home for the Pune Convent Community. It was later demolished to serve a better need. The House of Prayer was built on the plinth area in 1975 and ever since, it has proved a tremendous boon. Nesting amidst the beauty and serenity of nature, the venue offers a homely atmosphere of quiet and facilities for prayer where many experience the tangible presence of God and the protection of Mother Mary from the Rosary Garden and the Grotto, on the hill along side. The “Bombay House” at the rear end of the hill, purchased in 1932 was also a holiday home for the Clare Road Community and now serves the growing need of various Groups since 1983. Both Houses lend themselves to a beautiful experience in this oasis of tranquility, away from the hustle and bustle of city life and leave the place with happy memories refreshed and revitalized. Annually the Sisters cater to approximately 900 people in the House of Prayer and to over 3000 in the Bombay House. Ministries: A non-stop ministry, for this community which has been at the service of the Church since 1974. Various groups of Religious, Priests, Laypersons, Youth come for Prayer days/Retreats, Recollection days. Others came for Family Fellowship, Seminars, Picnics, Conferences, Camps and the like, of which there is both a great need and demand all year round. The Sisters reach out to all with warmth, cheerfulness, generous service and hospitality.
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