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Archbishop William D’Souza of Patna on July 31 urged students of a Jesuit college to imbibe right moral values as they strive to become achievers in life.
“All of us want to succeed in life. We want to be achievers. But the success does not come with wealth or by climbing the career ladder. It rests on certain values and principles,” said the Jesuit prelate, who was the chief guest at a function organized by St Xavier’s College of Management and Technology in Patna, to celebrate the feast of St Ignatius of Loyola, who founded of the Society of Jesus in 1554.
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