Ordained as a priest in 2004 after joining the Congregation of the Mission
(Vincentian Fathers) in 1991, a lifelong
commitment has been dedicated to serving people through pastoral ministry, education, and personal
development. Academic
qualifications include a degree in Psychology from Union Christian College, Aluva, a Doctorate in
Canon Law from Spain,
and a Doctorate in Positive Psychology from the United States.
Healing begins when pain is no longer hidden, but understood.
A foundation built on rigorous academic work and diverse professional practice, from the seminary to the counselling room, from the classroom to the mission field.
Completed advanced doctoral studies in Canon Law in Spain, gaining extensive expertise in church law and administration.
Completed doctoral studies in Positive Psychology in the United States, with a focus on personal growth, mental wellness, human potential and post-traumatic growth
Holds Diplomate certification in Positive Psychology, reflecting a commitment to evidence-based approaches to personal growth and well-being.
Earned a Google AI Certificate, gaining practical knowledge in artificial intelligence, emerging technologies, and their real-world applications.
Fifteen years of hands on therapeutic work with individuals, couples, families, and faith communities across diverse cultural settings.
Enriched by traveling to more than 40 countries learning that the language of suffering and hope is universally human.
A dedicated wellness center dedicated to promoting mental well-being, emotional balance, and lasting happiness through compassionate support for individuals and communities seeking holistic growth.
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A journey of rediscovery, self-awareness, and authentic human connection.
Fr. Dr. Shijo Antony CM View AllConversant in several Indian and foreign languages a gift honed through encounters with people across more than 40 countries. A regular contributor of articles to Radio Veritas Asia, Fr. Shijo writes at the crossroads of psychology, faith, and culture.
Every language learned, every culture embraced another bridge to a soul in need.
