Renowned Jesuit missiologist dies

A renowned Jesuit-missiologist, who had studied missionary life as part of his vocation within the vocation, has died.
Father Joseph Valiamangalam died of diabetic complication on September 14 at Vadodara in Gujarat state. He was 73. He was a member of the Jesuits’ Gujarat province for 54 years.

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