In India we the Priests of the Sacred Heart works in different parts of India; in the states of Kerala, Tamil Nādu, Andra, Telangana, Odisha, Maharashtra, Goa and New Delhi

The parish in Koodal was erected as a parish and SCJ community established in 2012. We take care of the pastoral needs of the people as well as a group of Tamil families in Chengara St. Joseph Church who work in the local rubber estates.

The Kanagal parish in Nalgonda diocese is a mission parish. This is one of the most difficult missions we have. The parishioners are very poor compared to other parishes. we always try to give the spiritual nourishment to the faithful. The parish has one substation – Bollaram.

Sacred Heart parish in Vempadu is a parish belonging to the diocese of Eluru. We accepted this parish from the bishop for a period of twenty-five years. We take care of the social and spiritual needs of the faithful in the parish and the surrounding area. The parish has three substations.

The Community in Vasai is a pastoral-ministry and mission community, in the state of Maharashtra, in the Mumbai metropolitan area. At present SCJ Indian District has just a few SCJs in Kalher Sacred Heart Parish of the Vasai Diocese. The present parish was accepted in the 2012, with an agreement with the diocese for five years to be renewed thereafter.

Sacred Heart Parish in Nambur is the parish we built for the pastoral needs of the people in Nambur. Many were leaving the church as there were no priests to meet the needs of the people. This parish was built with the help of different SCJ provinces and contributions from the faithful. The parish has three substations.