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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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My grandfather kept a small wooden cross above his bed his entire adult life. When he died, we found a note tucked behind it that
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“To each, death has a gaze. Death will come and will bear your eyes. It will be like quitting a vice, like seeing in the
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For over 5,000 years, nails have fastened the frameworks of human ambition—from Egyptian tombs to modern skyscrapers—while thorns have guarded nature’s defenses. Yet on Golgotha,
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Fr. M. Titus Mohan – The first Christians did not begin their message with the life of Jesus, but with his death and resurrection. St.
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By John Singarayar SVD- I once lay inside a coffin and listened to my friends describe my life as if I had already left it.
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Pope Leo XIV's Prayer Vigil for Peace on Saturday, April 11, will be guided by meditations from early Church Fathers, including St. Augustine of Hippo, and will see faithful from different continents light candles with the fire from the Lamp of Peace from Assisi.
Pope Leo XIV’s Apostolic to four African nations will be visible for the first time live on the Vatican News widget, which offers Catholic websites up-to-the-minute access to news about the Pope.
The publication of the Synod Study Group report on women’s participation, according to Cardinal Hollerich, marks a “big step” toward greater inclusion in the Church. He stresses, however, that any possible development in women’s access to ordained ministry requires broad ecclesial consensus to preserve unity.
Pope Leo XIV meets with a delegation from the Italian National Institute for Social Security, and urges national welfare systems to promote social responsibility and economic development.