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The Letter on Perfect Obedience (26 March 1553), Its Troubled Origins, and Its Uncomfortable Relevance Today By Fr. Sebastian James, SJ – As we celebrate the feast
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# chhotebhai – About 10 bishops and 50 theologians from across the country gathered at the Pastoral Centre, Agra on 25th/ 26th July for the
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By Subhasis Chattopadhyay Ph.D. – Celebrations cut across religious boundaries. And what greater celebration can be there than for someone to publicly witness the presence
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‘Old is gold’ is a proverb, that has stood the test of time! It connotes and denotes all that is precious: enduring value, wisdom, and
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New Delhi: The Indian Catholic Press Association (ICPA) on Friday issued a strongly worded condemnation of the police handling of student protesters at Jantar Mantar,
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Bengaluru: The All Karnataka United Christian Forum for Human Rights (AKUCFHR) has expressed solidarity with students and youth protesting in Delhi over the alleged NEET
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My grandfather still prays every name aloud. Every evening before bed, he sits in his chair by the window and works through a long, unhurried
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By Lavoisier Fernandes – Few topics in the Catholic Church continue to generate as much debate as the legacy of the Second Vatican Council. More
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In recent months, children in Lebanon have been bearing the brunt of the country's compounded crises, facing alarming rates of casualties, mass displacement, severe food insecurity, and deep psychological trauma.
The challenges of contemporary media, the ethical use of digital technologies and artificial intelligence is the theme guiding the SIGNIS congress that brought together communication experts and media outlets from around the world.
At Sogang University in Seoul, South Korea, Cardinal George Jacob Koovakad, Prefect of the Dicastery for Interreligious Dialogue, opens the first formal dialogue between the Christian and Confucian traditions.
Father Markus Solo Kewuto brings two relics from St Peter’s Basilica to Lewouran, Indonesia, in the hope of making it a centre of prayer and pilgrimage.