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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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Know, Make and Live the Difference! EASTER SUNDAY: April 05, 2026 He is risen and he goes before you to Galilee, announces the angel today!
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On the eighth day of his Apostolic Journey in Africa, Pope Leo XIV visits a nursing home and celebrates Mass in Saurimo, and meets with members of the clergy, religious men and women, and pastoral workers in Luanda.
In light of Pope Leo's repeated appeals for peace during his Apostolic Journey. Fr Samir Alrafayne, a Sudanese priest who has been in Angola for 13 years, calls for renewed attention to the critical situation in Sudan, where a violent conflict has raged for years, killing tens of thousands and displacing millions of people.
In Luanda, during a meeting with the bishops, clergy, men and women religious, and pastoral workers, the Pope highlights the courage of the Angolan Church in “denouncing the scourge of war” and warns: “this responsibility is not over!” He urges all to contribute to building a society founded on freedom and fairness, and emphasizes the value of catechists, “an inspiration for Catholic communities throughout the world.”
In light of the systemic shocks caused by the war in the Middle East, the Holy See's Permanent Observer to the FAO urges immediate measures to stabilize markets and protect vulnerable populations and echoes the Pope's call to "let us embrace diplomacy to ensure sustainable development."