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By Lavoisier Fernandes – Father Joseph Thermadom CSC, is India’s first deaf Catholic priest, the third in Asia, and only the 26th in the world.
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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
The post Goa: Celebrating the Oak Jubilee of Br. Maurice Baptist Finn’s Joining the Christian Brothers appeared first on Indian Catholic Matters.
‘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
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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How an Indonesian lay movement discovered that rebuilding the Church begins with rebuilding hearts
In a Final Statement, participants in the First Confucian-Christian Colloquium, held in Seoul, South Korea, pledge to continue to deepen friendship and dialogue between the two traditions, and to work together for the flourishing of humanity and the whole community of life.
Ahead of Pope Leo XIV’s visit to Peru from 11 to 17 November, Cardinal Carlos Castillo, Archbishop of Lima, speaks of the joy with which the Church and the Peruvian people are awaiting the Holy Father.
Being disciples before influencers, giving a voice to the voiceless, addressing the anthropological challenges posed by artificial intelligence, safeguarding children in the digital environment, and promoting peace and care for creation were among the central themes of the first plenaries and panels of the SIGNIS World Congress taking place in Kigali, Rwanda.