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Cedric Lobo – The proposed Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Amendment Bill, 2026, along with the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Amendment Rules, 2026, was reportedly expected to be taken
The post 2026 FCRA Amendment: A Deep Dive into the Regulation, Property Rights and Concerns of Christian Institutions appeared first on Indian Catholic Matters.
By Lavoisier Fernandes – The Eucharist is where Catholics should discover most profoundly what it means to belong to the One, Holy, Catholic and Apostolic
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Mumbai: In an era where public discourse on religious conversion often polarises along legal and political lines, the Institute of Indian Culture (IIC), Mumbai, on
The post Moving Beyond Stereotypes: IIC Scholars, Clergy, and Community Engage with Anti-Conversion Realities appeared first on Indian Catholic Matters.
# chhotebhai – Can the Christians of India, who constitute barely 2.3% of the population, force Hindus to convert, more so when almost all authorities,
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Robancy A Helen – New Delhi, 10 August 2026: Dalit Christians and Dalit Muslims across India observed 10 August as the “National Day of Prayer
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(Corollary to “From Catechism to Atheism) # chhotebhai – The previous article was just a brief commentary on another person’s testimony, about the gross inadequacy
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Michelangelo, after completing his famous statue of Moses in San Pietro in Vincoli, Rome, was so impressed by the lifelike beauty of the sculpture that
The post Why Don’t You Speak? When Silence Becomes a Failure of Responsibility appeared first on Indian Catholic Matters.
We see them at the altar every Sunday, vested and ready, leading us through the familiar rhythms of Mass. We call them when life falls
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In the communities of the Peruvian Amazon, anticipation is growing over Pope Leo's arrival in the country that shaped his missionary journey. The bishops of Iquitos and Puerto Maldonado hope that the papal visit to Pucallpa will be much more than a celebration: a call to conversion, unity, and renewed defense of the peoples of the Amazon.
Romania and neighboring Hungary are facing an energy crisis linked to a record heat wave and the related low level of the Danube River, with Romania forced to shut down its last operating nuclear reactor while Hungary struggles to keep the only one of its four Paks reactors still operating online.
Three death-row inmates were executed by lethal injection in the United States on Thursday, August 13, in three different states. According to the Death Penalty Information Center (DPIC), an organization that advocates for the abolition of the death penalty, this was the first time in more than sixteen years that three executions had taken place in the country on the same day.
The Church, representatives of social organizations, Indigenous peoples and communities, grassroots groups, and human rights defenders from nine regions of southern Peru gathered in Cusco to share experiences, hear about the different realities across the territories, and develop common proposals in favor of dignity, justice, peace, and the common good, as part of the Southern Macro-Regional Meeting, “Weaving Voices for Dignity.”