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Kolkata: On 10 November 2025, the Salesian Provincial House at Nitika Don Bosco, Kolkata, welcomed a significant pastoral visit from His Grace, Archbishop Elias Frank,
The post Kolkata: Archbishop Elias Frank’s Pastoral Visit – Strengthening Synodality and Youth Ministry at Nitika Don Bosco appeared first on Indian Catholic Matters.
A few weeks ago, I overheard a conversation at a coffee shop that stopped me mid-sip. A young woman was telling her friend about visiting
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PILAR: The serene hillock of Pilar in Goa, India will once again turn into a center of devotion and reflection as the Society of Pilar
The post Goa: Ven Agnelo’s 98th Death Anniversary to Be Marked with Pilgrimage of Faith in Pilar appeared first on Indian Catholic Matters.
“Christian love breaks down every barrier, bridges distance, unites strangers, and reconciles rivals. It spans chasms that are humanly impossible to bridge, and it penetrates
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Subhasis Chattopadhyay Ph.D. – Identity in a Pluralist Age This analysis surveys the theological and practical encounters between Catholicism and Hinduism, focusing specifically on fundamental,
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Dr. John Singarayar SVD – Something extraordinary happened in India, and most of us probably missed it. On November 1, 2025, Kerala became the first
The post India’s Kerala Chose Dignity Over Excuses and Won appeared first on Indian Catholic Matters.
Fr. M. Titus Mohan – The month of November is important in the Catholic Church as we commemorate both the value of human life and
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By Lavoisier Fernandes – Synodality has always been a core foundation of the Catholic Church, but in recent years, it has gained renewed focus, particularly
The post Interview with Cardinal Filipe Neri Ferrão: Hope in Synodality and a Changing World appeared first on Indian Catholic Matters.
Pope Leo XIV sends a videomessage to the bishops and cardinals of the Global South participating in COP30 in Brazil, urging cooperation and stressing that it is not too late if we choose deeds over words.
In Rome, Pope Leo meets with Vatican diplomatic staff serving worldwide, urging them to be "pilgrims of hope, especially where people lack justice and peace."
Catholic actors at COP30 are amplifying the “cry of the Earth and the cry of the poor” while urging negotiators to pursue justice-based climate finance. CAFOD brings the experience of its partners across the globe who work with communities facing life-threatening climate impacts.
At least 32 people have been killed in southeastern Democratic Republic of Congo when a bridge at a copper and cobalt mine collapsed due to overcrowding. Enormous financial interests in the mineral-rich region have long fuelled strife and conflict, resulting in corruption, displacement and an acute humanitarian crisis.