I was born in India, a country that has enriched itself with a variety of cultures, religions and languages; a country that considers faith and religion as essential to human beings and is well rooted in traditions. I am very grateful to the Lord for this wonderful origin.

My family gave me the foundation of faith, which helped me grow in love and in the fear of God. My grandfather, my best childhood friend, with many of afternoons together, while we were sitting on the patio of the house admiring the sky during our many conversations, he repeated to me that God is a friend and likes to come down to the courtyard to play with us. At that time, I did not understand the profound meaning of this teaching, but that image of God that my grandfather made for me an experience with such simplicity has remained engraved in my heart and today I can say that I feel His unceasing presence in every field of my life.

I am the last child of the family, loved and little bit spoiled by my parents. I had never decided anything by myself, until I was invited to have an experience with the Daughters of Divine Providence at the age of 16, then I made my first decision, resisting everything that prevented me to go and I went. Today, 26 years later, I am sure that the first “Yes” was already an answer to God’s call. Of course, I didn’t understand what religious life was, but God prepared me, with small steps, towards the definitive “Yes” of my consecration to His eternal love in 2007.

Like every teenager and youth, I too have experienced the restlessness of some fundamental questions, the fear of taking new steps in search of something unknown, but God himself has opened my heart to His words which always surprises and fills me with peace: “I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me”.