A Brief History of the Management
Little Flower Vignana Mandir High School is a Catholic (Christian) Minority Institution established and administered by the Society of Catechist Sisters of St. Ann, Hyderabad, under the article 30(1) according to the Constitution of India.
The Foundation
The Society was founded in 1914 in Nalgonda District, Telangana by Rev. Fr. Silvio Pasquali PIME to spread the light of Christ through various charitable activities.
The objectives of the Management are the culmination of the various qualities of its founder to eradicate poverty, social injustice, oppression and ignorance among the rural masses, which is the mission of Catechist Sisters of St. Ann.
The management has extended its services to 15 districts of Telangana & Andhra Pradesh and also in Karnataka, Tamilnadu, Kerala in India, as well as in Italy and Tanzania of North Africa.
Institutional Reach
Our Journey Through Time
The Society of Catechist Sisters of St. Ann was founded in Nalgonda District by Rev. Fr. Silvio Pasquali PIME to spread the light of Christ through charitable activities.
Little Flower Vignana Mandir High School was established as a permanently recognized institution to provide quality education to the community.
Today, the management administers 65 educational institutions across multiple states and countries, catering to over 60,600 students with a commitment to holistic education and social service.
The Visionary Founder
"The objectives of the Management are the culmination of the various qualities of its founder to eradicate poverty, social injustice, oppression and ignorance among the rural masses, which is the mission of Catechist Sisters of St. Ann."
— Rev. Fr. Silvio Pasquali PIMEOur Mission
To provide quality education to the poor and downtrodden, promote responsible living and leadership qualities, and create a just, peaceful, and harmonious society through the values of love, joy, and service.