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John Singarayar SVD – Every January, as winter settles across northern India, Christians from countless traditions pause to pray together for unity. From the 18th
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– A Doctrinal Reflection on Monogamy Today Last full month, we, the priests of the parish of Santi Silvestro e Martino in Milan, resumed
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Subhasis Chattopadhyay Ph.D. The Jesuit Bifurcation and the Crisis of Modernity The intellectual history of twentieth-century Roman Catholicism is, in many respects, a tale of
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Sr. Molly Fernandes sfn – Sancoale, Goa: The “Rua Escravo de Maria” (Road of the Slave of Mary) resonated with hymns of praise today as
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By Filomena Saraswati Giese – We are at the crossroads of where the Church is heading as great changes take place in independent countries free
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When Pope Francis said that the Church grows by witness, not by propaganda, he could have been echoing the heart of a humble German priest
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By Verghese V Joseph – January 14th is the feast day of Blessed Devasahayam Pillai, the first Indian lay martyr to be beatified. Popularly known
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Pope Leo XIV sends a message to the French Catholic Media Federation for the 29th edition of the Days of St. Francis de Sales, taking place in Lourdes on January 21-23.
Speaking to journalists, Cardinal Secretary of State Pietro Parolin touches on the tensions between the United States and Europe, saying it is essential “to discuss the controversial issues, but without engaging in polemics and without creating further tensions.”
The Archdiocese of Seoul formally launches a nationwide pilgrimage of the World Youth Day (WYD) Symbols, with the blessing of 15 logo sculptures at Myeongdong Cathedral.
As the humanitarian crisis in Ukraine worsens, Cardinal Konrad Krajewski, Prefect of the Dicastery for the Service of Charity, launches a forceful appeal to support fundraising efforts by the Basilica of Saint Sophia in Rome, gathering blankets, thermal clothing, and supplies.