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In a powerful parallel voice, India’s Catholic Bishops’ Conference (CBCI) and the All India Catholic Union (AICU) have rallied behind Pope Leo XIV’s fervent call
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By Dr. Tiju Thomas – We have entered the season of Easter. The Paschal candle burns in our churches, the Alleluia has returned to our
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Bengaluru: In a vibrant display of faith and conviction, Jeevothsava 2026, a flagship pro-life programme organized by the Respect for Life India (RFLI) initiative, unfolded
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By Lavoisier Fernandes In 2017, I took my octogenarian father to the Divine Mercy Sanctuary in Kraków, Poland. He had long been devoted to the
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# chhotebhai – Shouldn’t Melania be jealous of this relationship with another woman? No, because Esther is not a threat to her marriage. To the
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# chhotebhai – On Good Friday I ask myself, was Jesus a missionary or a revolutionary? Blessed Rani Maria of the Franciscan Clarist Congregation (FCC)
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Dr. Subhasis Chattopadhyay Ph.D. – The Medium, the Message, and the Messenger: Digital Evangelisation, Patristic Kerygma, and the New Hagiography of Jerin Thobias Vakayil: The
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Br. Malvino Alfonso OCD – Every year, millions around the world gather to celebrate Easter Sunday, the most important feast in the Christian calendar. For
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Pope Leo XIV leaves Angola and arrives in Equatorial Guinea, kicking off the final leg of his intense Apostolic Journey in four African countries.
Fr Inocencio Moisés, a Claretian in Malabo, reflects on the significance of Pope Leo XIV’s presence in the Catholic-majority country, and he highlights key ways the Church in Equatorial Guinea has changed since the last visit by a Pope in 1982.
At the Jean Pierre Olie Psychiatric Hospital in Malabo, Pope Leo highlights the call of all hospitals, especially ones with a Christian mission, to be a civilization of love “where a person is welcomed as they are and respected in their frailty.”
Pope Leo XIV remembers Pope Francis on the first anniversary of his passing, saying that the late Pope "remained a disciple of the Lord, faithful to his Baptism and to his consecration in episcopal ministry, until the end."