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Mumbai: In an era where public discourse on religious conversion often polarises along legal and political lines, the Institute of Indian Culture (IIC), Mumbai, on
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# chhotebhai – Can the Christians of India, who constitute barely 2.3% of the population, force Hindus to convert, more so when almost all authorities,
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Robancy A Helen – New Delhi, 10 August 2026: Dalit Christians and Dalit Muslims across India observed 10 August as the “National Day of Prayer
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(Corollary to “From Catechism to Atheism) # chhotebhai – The previous article was just a brief commentary on another person’s testimony, about the gross inadequacy
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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
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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
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By Philip Kosloski – A brief guide to a very influential religious order with many popular saints. At the beginning of the 13th century, St.
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By Leon Bent – Dominic, founder of the great order of preaching friars which bears his name, was born in the year 1170, at Calaruega,
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Pope Leo XIV encourages priests to respect the liturgical norms for the celebration of Mass, in a message to participants in a Vatican-organized meeting in the US state of Oregon.
In his Message for the 112th World Day of Migrants and Refugees to be observed 27 September 2026 on the theme "Even Just One of These Children," Pope Leo XIV says that the cry of displaced appeals to the conscience of all.
From August 14 to 17, 2026, the diocese of Bougainville is celebrating 125 years of Catholic missionary presence in the North Region of the country. They honor the generations of missionaries, catechists, and local faithful who sustained the Church through war, crisis, and social change.
Bishop Timothy Norton of Broome Diocese expresses his deep sorrow to victims and survivors following the conviction of Australian Bishop Christopher Saunders, pledging a diocesan path marked by listening, accountability, and hope.