Lover of children:
He would burn the midnight oil, reading books on child psychology just to make himself a more 'Fatherly' Jesuit. It is rightly said " The child is the father of man."
A Lover of Arts:
He designed Loyola (Primary), making it a unique school in the city. It is spacious, airy and above all has a wonderful small museum, with unique collections of valuable curious information and study.

From the early days at Xavier's, sports was his priority. It is impossible to measure the effect of his guidance and training on generations of Xavierites, who were privileged to have had him as their Sports and Scout Master. He built up their bodies and moulded their character through the hard school of success and failure, in the virtue of true sportsmanship. Today, we are also grateful to him for the greenery in the school. Neem trees are the filtering lungs at Loyola giving us unpolluted oxygen, cool-shade of the trees with cool-breeze make the environment pleasant during the warm days throughout the year.

Recipient of the Eklavya Life Time Achievement Award 1998, pioneer of the Odyssey and actor and play-director par excellence. Syllabus and academic structures did not confine him; his classes are doused with humour, imparting education to the third generation.  He always welcomed 'his flock of sheep'- 'Xavierites' in the morning Assembly with a very 'Good Morning Loving Smile for all.' Fr. Morondo- we all love you very much, Thank you being there always supporting and encouraging.

Pioneer, Founder and Director of St. Xavier's Social Service Society. He was an advocate of justice and a champion defender of the downtrodden. He spent his life in the service of the poor and needy. Truly, a Xavierite Jesuit