Latest information on religion, church, politics that revolves around us
Robancy A Helen – New Delhi, 10 August 2026: Dalit Christians and Dalit Muslims across India observed 10 August as the “National Day of Prayer
The post Dalit Christians and Muslims Observe 10 August as National Day of Prayer and Protest Across India appeared first on Indian Catholic Matters.
(Corollary to “From Catechism to Atheism) # chhotebhai – The previous article was just a brief commentary on another person’s testimony, about the gross inadequacy
The post From Catechism to Catechesis appeared first on Indian Catholic Matters.
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
The post The Priests Who Carry Us appeared first on Indian Catholic Matters.
By Philip Kosloski – A brief guide to a very influential religious order with many popular saints. At the beginning of the 13th century, St.
The post Here’s What You Need to Know About the Dominicans appeared first on Indian Catholic Matters.
By Leon Bent – Dominic, founder of the great order of preaching friars which bears his name, was born in the year 1170, at Calaruega,
The post St. Dominic: The Preaching Friar appeared first on Indian Catholic Matters.
Dr Abhishek Prasad PhD. – Australia’s recent move to ban children under 16 from using social media has reignited a global discussion about how to
The post Catholic View: Should India Emulate Australia’s Social Media Restrictions for Under-16s? appeared first on Indian Catholic Matters.
By Lavoisier Fernandes – Few subjects create as much confusion about the Catholic Church as priestly celibacy. Many people assume that the Catholic Church universally
The post Catholic Celibacy and Married Priests: A Tradition Often Misunderstood appeared first on Indian Catholic Matters.
As the summer progresses, conflicts which have raged from Ukraine, Lebanon, Gaza and Iran continue without pause.
In a telegram addressed to the president of the Colombian Bishops’ Conference, Pope Leo XIV expresses his sorrow over the powerful earthquake that struck the country on 10 August, leaving more than a hundred people dead and many others injured.
Archbishop Francis Kalist, who initiated the March for Life, echoed a similar call to action, quoting Venerable Fulton Sheen's reminder that "it is up to you, the people" to save the Church and stand for life.