Those whom the Gods love, die young; and those whom the Gods need for the 
benefit of others, live long!
 
Dom Martin 
 
 
 
[Goanet] OBIT: Demi -- A Liberal,       Caring and Justice-Driven Face of Goan 
Christianity 
Goanet Obits Mon, 16 May 2016 16:45:50 -0700 
 
A Liberal, Caring and Justice-Driven Face of Goan Christianity

FN
Someone reading him online once accused Desmond de Sousa of
being an "angry young priest", possibly even a young upstart who
was critical of the Church in Goa. But Demi, as he was known
to his friends, clarified, without missing the irony: "Let me
assure one and all, I'm 73 years old this September [2012],
54 years a Redemptorist and 46 years a priest.... Among my
many illustrious students who have become my superiors over
the years are bishops, including the present Archbishop of
Goa, with whom I enjoy a very cordial relationship."
[http://bit.ly/1ZZ8xAg]

Demi came from a priviledged background, yet he spoke boldly
and without mincing words -- like the prophets of old --
against injustice and for the poor. His family has played a
prominent role in village affairs in Saligao (I remember the
'Saligao Bulletin' sold for 15 paise in the 1960s and a book
called *Floreata Saligao* authored by his septuagenarian dad
C. Hubert de Souza). And yet he was one of the few priests at
the frontlines of the ramponkar agitation in the 1970s in Goa.

If you saw him cycling along the humid roads between Porvorim
and Saligao (as he did till a few years back), you would
hardly guess that he had been the globe-trotting Executive
Secretary of the Office of Human Development (OHD) of the
Federation of Asian Bishops (FABC) for over 10 years during
the 1980s and co-ordinated the Asia-Pacific national offices
of Caritas Internationalis.

          Demi passed away suddenly and without any
          prolongued illness on May 14, 2016, on the
          operating table, during emergency angioplasty,
          after suffering a massive heart attack just a few
          hours earlier. "Those of us who knew him well and
          met him often are in shock at how suddenly and
          unexpectedly it all happened," wrote Mario
          Mascarenhas, activist who had been an associate of
          Demi decades ago.

He was a friendly, concerned, helpful and outspoken man. When
he had something to say even about the Church, he said it
without mincingi words; you would scarcely guess that the
criticism came from a man of the cloth. In a 2012 article he
wrote for Goanet Reader [http://bit.ly/1TdilrN], titled 'The
Challenge to the Church in Goa: Revivalism or Renewal?' Fr
Desmond de Sousa CSsr acknowledged the colonial roots of the
Goan church and wrote:

          ...The clergy generally find it extremely difficult
          to accept a more participative, co-responsible and
          socially committed Church with the laity.... The
          laity however, are deeply divided about the pace
          and direction of change that renewal demands. A
          paradigm shift in faith formation is needed. They
          need a more inductive reflection on the daily
          realities of life to discover the challenge of God
          acting within these realities, rather than the
          traditional deductive process of learning abstract
          truths of faith by heart.

          ...Some of the more enlightened laity support and
          participate in the renewal process as a genuine and
          necessary expression of the Catholic Church in Goa.
          But the vast majority are caught up in the
          revivalist spiritual awakening that is sweeping Goa.

          ...Will the Church in Goa continue to operate as a
          decrepit, colonial Church or become transformed
          into a vibrant, indigenous Church? Renewal of the
          Church or Revivalism in the Church -- that is the
          question. The caliber of the Church's leadership
          will be severely tested by the question of whose
          perspective will ultimately triumph!

He worked at the grassroots and on picket lines, and he
understood it. Elsewhere, Demi narrates his experiences in
meeting the young Matanhy Saldanha, the
activist-turned-politician who ironically played a crucial
role in helping the BJP return to power in Goa in 2012. He
says: "In the early 1970s during a retreat to college
students in Belgaum, I first met this rather shy, aloof,
silent 20 plus-year-old, who immediately struck me as
different. His friends made fun of him because he had dreams
of entering politics when he returned to Goa. Which
20-year-old is so focused in life?"

"Immediately I recognized his rather unusual name when
reading the news about the leader of the agitation against
Zuari Agro Chemicals polluting the land and then the sea
around Velsao. In 1975, when I was transferred to Goa, I made
it a point to renew our acquaintance. By 1977-78, I was
heavily involved with him in the Ramponcar agitation."
[http://bit.ly/1WBQnq7]

Some time around 1980, Fr Demi motivated a group of about
half-a-dozen young nurses, many if not all trained at the
prestigious St Martha's of Bangalore known for creating
nurses with a commitment. He got them to take their skills to
the rural area of Pernem in northernmost Goa. In those times,
health care facilities were even more unequally spread out
over Goa, and transport was not easy to come by either.

Some of these nurses still recall the times they put in
there. Their mission was not to push for religious
conversions, which Christians often get accused with in
today's Indian discourse, but to take succour to the poor.

Writes Sr Dorothy pbvm from Patna: "In his later years, being
at Porvorim, Goa, he was disturbed with influx of young women
as domestic help from a remote district of Odisha, Gajapati.
So passionate was he about this phenomenon that he began to
explore the reason for it. He personally visited Gajapti and
found out that there was utter poverty in the villages which
forced the parents to send their daughters for work in other
parts of the country and the involvement of agents in
trafficking women and girls to the cities. With the help of
a religious sister he began to organize the women who were
brought to Goa and look into the menace of trafficking.   He
began to rescue young women and put in place a system at both
the entry and destination points to check trafficking."

He held a Master's degree in Social Work, and taught Church
History, Social Analysis and Catholic Social Teaching.

In the 1990s, he became the Executive Secretary of the
Ecumenical Coalition on Third World Tourism (ECTWT), now
called Ecumenical Coalition on Tourism (ECOT), a coalition of
continental Catholic and Protestant churches. During his
tenure he participated in the setting up of ECPAT, formerly
known as the global network, campaigning to End Children
Prostitution in Asian Tourism, now renamed End Child
Prostitution and Trafficking.

          Interestingly, the Goa government and some in the
          tourism trade saw the protests in Goa of the 1980s
          as a result of conspiracies seeded by touristic
          rivals like Sri Lanka or Malaysia. The more likely
          inspiration, at least in part, came from elsewhere.
          It was men like Demi whose work helped concerned
          citizens in Goa to understand what Protestant
          groups were doing to study and cope with the impact
          of modern mass tourism (including on the
          environmental and economic fronts), rather than
          just see it from a moralistic perspective alone.

He was a friend of Goanet too, as a search for his name
online would show. Most readily he would come along for our
meetings and share his insights, catching our attention with
interesting stories and experiences. Some years back, not
long ago, he was at the annual Goanetters meet. He offered a
perspective to counter the tendency of seeing the Goan past
with rose tinted glasses.

This is how I reported what he had said then:

          Redemptorist FR. DESMOND de SOUSA gave another take
          on "the past was better" logic that one often hears
          about Goa. Their family lived in Bombay and "we
          used to hate to come to Goa", he pointed out.
          "There were two Customs posts to cross, at Castle
          Rock and Collem. The old carreira took one from
          Collem right home. Saligao of course had no
          electricity." He said a rupee coin pressed into the
          palm of the Customs cleared everything, something
          he noticed in his childhood days.

          He came to Goa as a young priest in 1969. "It was
          still very difficult, because things were very
          traditional. In society. And in the Church.
          Everybody wanted to poke their nose and tell you
          how to run your life in a certain way, because that
          was how it was done in the past."

          But after his 1969-71 stint, he returned in 1975,
          only to see Goa with new eyes. "I saw it as a
          challenge then. There were youth movements taking
          place, and protest movements. We really began to
          hope that people's power would change things in
          Goa," he said. "I am still hopeful."

          "The problem with people's power is that it comes
          up only in fits and starts, when the people are
          fighting some issue, or have their backs to the
          wall."

          After 13 years as the secretary to the Asian
          Bishops Conference, he visited almost "every
          country in the world".

          Giving the example of the Cook Islands, the
          largely-Maori 15 small islands that comprise the
          "self-governing parliamentary democracy in free
          association with New Zealand", he pointed out that
          their population is below 20,000 (probably more
          earlier). He says when he asked students there how
          big they thought India was, they felt it could be
          50,000 or maybe 100,000 inhabitants strong. "If you
          think small, you're going to see everything else as
          small," he suggested.

          He said other countries often "seemed to have a
          better impression of us Indians rather than what we
          have of ourselves." He wanted to come back home, he
          said, because he was tired of being termed an
          outsider everywhere.

          DeSouza argued the challenges faced here is
          something many other countries had gone through
          "till a time comes when (it is no longer acceptable
          and) things start working out and change for the
          better takes place".

          "I've eaten raw fish, snake and what not in
          different parts of the world I've been to," he
          said, suggesting that change is the key to
          surviving and understanding others. "I've eaten
          everything except balut, in the Philippines," de
          Souza mentioned. (A balut is a fertilized duck or
          chicken egg with a nearly-developed embryo inside
          that is boiled and eaten in the shell.)

          He dramatically narrated how he just couldn't
          stomach the idea. One day, at a bishop's breakfast
          table, he was asked how he managed to cope with
          balut, also commonly sold as streetfood in the
          Philippines. "I told him I didn't eat it. Till the
          bishop said I just had!" It was a battle to resist
          throwing up on the spot!

This is a video of Demi which I just noticed today, quite
like him, making very deep points packaged in seemingly light
comments: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rMVsZEDfcFA

You don't feel sad when someone like Demi passes away. You
feel privledged for having known the man!

###

Rev Fr Desmond de Sousa C.Ss.R (Porvorim/Saligao) b.
27-07-1939 d. 14-05-2016. Beloved  son of late Hubert and
late Julia (nee Saldanha). Brother/brother-in-law of Neville
Joseph (Joey)/Mena; Thelma/late Maurice Britto;  Greta/late
Raymond Noronha, a great uncle and friend. Passed away
suddenly on the 14th of May 2016. Body will be brought to the
house of the Redemptorist Fathers in Alto Porvorim at 11 am
on Tuesday 17th of May 2016 and will be taken at 3.30 pm to
Our Lady of Mae de Deus Church Saligao, for the Eucharist
Celebration and last rites at 4.30 pm.



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*** Goa Dy Speaker Vishnu Wagh suffers heart attack - Hindustan
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*** Federation Cup: Sporting Clube de Goa 2-2 Aizawl FC: Aizawl
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Date: Tue, 17 May 2016 14:47:20 +1000
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Subject: [Goanet] The cause of dandruff could be bacteria living on
        your    head. New Scientist.
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Subject: [Goanet] David Attenborough's Kingdom of Plants.
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                             Fascinating.                                     
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Babush continues to be in police custody.

The police custody of St Cruz MLA Atanasio ?Babush? Monserrate
Click here to read more...? http://bit.ly/1slCeAA.


Dy Collector slams MMC for no updates on pre-monsoon works.

Coming down heavily on the Council, Panchwadkar said, ?On several occasions
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Govt must identify source of River Sal pollution, says activist.

Disturbed with the? continued release of? sewage? into River Sal despite
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It?s better to manage small districts: Shinde.

Dr Sachin Shinde, who was transferred to Goa Medical College and Hospital (GMC)
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Performance drops in GCET exams this year.

The performance of students appearing for 2016 Goa Common Entrance Test
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GEC to be under surveillance.

The Goa College of Engineering will place majority of its campus
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From: Mervyn Lobo <mervyn1...@gmail.com>
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Subject: [Goanet] Fw: [goans_tanzanite] GOA Toronto - Raising Funds
        Together        For Fort McMurray
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Folks,

For those of you who want to help the good folks at Fort McMurray, the GOA
Toronto is organizing a fund raising event. As you can see, some of the
best entertainers in Toronto will be performing and the $10 entrance fee
makes it easy for people to show up even if it is for a few moments.


I salute the GOA for being able to put together this event in such a short
time.


https://www.facebook.com/goatoronto/photos/gm.957576214340428/10153570951372555/?type=3&theater


Mervyn

Since I cannot attach flyers, here is a brief description of the fund
raiser.


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A GREAT & AMAZING LINE UP OF TALENTED MUSICIANS. GRENVILLE PINTO, GOA
AMIGOS, MEMORY LANE, VICTOR SOLO N LIVE, RHYTHM SIZZLLERS & DJ CONRAD

THANKS TO ALL THE PERFORMERS FOR VOLUNTEERING THEIR TIME TO THE CAUSE



On May 3rd, massive wildfires triggered the largest fire-related evacuation
in Alberta history with tens of thousands of people forced to leave their
homes in more than 12 communities, including Fort McMurray. Urgent
emergency services are required to support individuals and families.


Your donation can provide relief for those affected in the form of
emergency food, clothing, shelter, personal services, and other necessities
to help assist with recovery and resiliency.


Goan Overseas Association in alliance with Goa Amigos & "The Boyz @ Heart"
are supporting the efforts of the Red Cross to help people displaced by the
fires in Alberta.

In times of need, our community has a strong tradition of coming together
and doing everything we can to help other communities.


Let's stand together to show our support for Fort McMurray!


TO PURCHASE YOUR TIICKETS PLEASE CALL 416 648 5468


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Message: 9
Date: Tue, 17 May 2016 10:01:45 +0000
From: Dr. Ferdinando dos Reis Falc?o    <drferdina...@hotmail.com>
To: "goanet@lists.goanet.org" <goanet@lists.goanet.org>
Subject: [Goanet]  Fwd: GMC DOCTORS WORK SHOULD BE APPRECIATED
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Stephen Dias steve.dias60 at gmail.com  
<mailto:goanet%40lists.goanet.org?Subject=Re%3A%20%5BGoanet%5D%20Fwd%3A%20GMC%20DOCTORS%20WORK%20SHOULD%20BE%20APPRECIATED&In-Reply-To=%3CCAN1gCe0Xk41r2EGNGqPQ2SSOTz79a%3DLhXfX7JFX%3DvYrV4H2BRQ%40mail.gmail.com%3E>
on Mon May 16 11:30:54 PDT 2016 wrote:


" ....

The ground reality is that some of the best
Goa Medical College doctors' (so called professionals) were practicing in
their private clinics after their office hours and then manipulating
prescriptions so that their customers can claim government benefits. Isn't
that cheating the government?

I have solid proof that certain professionals issued additional medicines
in their prescriptions at the request of patients so that the bill is
inflated and reimbursed through their respective office (whether Central or
State Government) after putting their own official seal later at Goa
Medical College.

... "


RESPONSE:


A doctor issues a prescription and not a bill for medicines dispensed/purchased.

A doctor signs and stamps his own prescription and not a bill issued by a 
pharmacy/drug store.

A bill is issued when a purchase is made. It it is made without a purchase then 
how is a doctor to be blamed?




Ferdinando dos Reis Falc?o.




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Message: 10
Date: Tue, 17 May 2016 12:53:14 +0000 (UTC)
From: JoeGoaUk <joego...@yahoo.co.uk>
To: Goanet <goa...@goanet.org>
Subject: [Goanet] Azil - Old Age Home
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 Few years ago, when I was regularly visiting Majorda Asilo (Old Age Home) saw 
a new inmate in a corner of a ward of 8-10 beds who was very quite.. Upon 
enquiry, I was told she hardly talks and she will not even eat.. I tried to 
talk  or just tried to say ?hi?  but she would not respond as if she was in a 
deep shock.  
Yes, she was in a state of shock as her only son put her here

Two months later when I visited again, I asked about the same lady whose bed 
was vacant,  I was told she died long time ago.

Lawry?s song reminded me of Majorda Azil
Lawry Travasso
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3cOZU6tGNoE


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Message: 11
Date: Tue, 17 May 2016 16:32:40 -0400
From: Roland <roland.fran...@gmail.com>
To: "goa...@goanet.org" <goa...@goanet.org>
Subject: [Goanet] Interview with Radio Mango
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Radio Mango is a two hour weekly slot every Sat 7 to 9 pm on Canadian 
Multicultural Radio. It is North America's only Konkani radio broadcast.

I was interviewed last Sat on their 190th program by co-hosts Milena 
Marques-Zachariah and Manohar Pais.

It starts 15 minutes into the airing and continues after short music breaks.

http://www.radiomango.ca/Radio-Mango%20190th%20Show%20May%2014%202016.mp3


Roland Francis
Toronto.

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