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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
The post NEET Paper Leakage: Karnataka’s Christian Forum Calls for Justice; Talks to Resolve Student Protest appeared first on Indian Catholic Matters.
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
The post The Crisis of Vocations: Is Vatican II Really to Blame? appeared first on Indian Catholic Matters.
Mary Magdalene has survived centuries of people trying to explain her, and she still shows up in the Gospels remarkably unbothered by any of it.
The post Mary Magdalene Mistook Him for a Gardener appeared first on Indian Catholic Matters.
More than five thousand years ago, in the fertile valleys of Mesopotamia, humans invented writing. It changed everything. Suddenly, we didn’t just live in the
The post Between Two Rivers: World History, Salvation History, and the Age of Artificial Intelligence appeared first on Indian Catholic Matters.
Verghese V Joseph – The Catholic Bishops’ Conference of India (CBCI) on Friday mounted a wide-ranging intervention before the Union Home Ministry, urging a rethink
The post Catholic Bishops Asks Home Minister to Rethink FCRA Amendments, Flags Manipur Crisis appeared first on Indian Catholic Matters.
Paul Suski – June is the month that seems to be quite renowned among those eager to celebrate “Pride“, and on the other hand, it
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After an image of Our Lady was defaced and the outdoor altar of St. James Church set alight, the parish of Medjugorje in Bosnia and Herzegovina urges the faithful not to repay evil with evil.
Pope Leo XIV encourages communicators at a seminar in Chile to promote communication that, in “the face of the new opportunities offered by technological development, knows how to safeguard the dignity of the human person."
The Institute for the Works of Religion (IOR) releases its 2025 Sustainability Report, reaffirming its commitment to integrating economic responsibility, care for people, and environmental protection through a financial model inspired by the Church's Social Doctrine and focused on creating sustainable long-term value.
After six days of prayer, formation, fraternity, and testimonies, the sixth National Youth Days of Cameroon concluded last Sunday in the Diocese of Bertoua. The Apostolic Nuncio to Cameroon and Equatorial Guinea, Archbishop José Avelino Bettencourt, who presided over the closing Mass, delivered a message of hope to the youth, inviting them to discover Jesus, the hidden treasure.