Archdiocese begins informal documentation on India’s “apostle of Eucharist”

A Catholic archdiocese in the southern Indian state of Kerala has informally begun the documentation on Ajna George, who many now view as an apostle of Eucharist.
Ajna, a member of the Jesus Youth movement and an assistant professor, died January 21 in Kochi, the commercial capital of the southern Indian state of Kerala. She was 27 when she died fighting cancer.

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Archdiocese begins informal documentation on India’s “apostle of Eucharist”

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