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“An important pastoral thrust in our mission as Church in this diocese is to seek the Communion of Families,” Malacca Mojore Bishop Bernard Paul

"Let us be vigilant about the pitfalls of digital communication, but not be deterred by them,"  Bishop Sebastian Francis

Felicitation programs organized to honor Karnataka Congress Speaker, Khader, a Muslim friend of all, including Christians in India.

A priest from the Archdiocese of Manila has made a study on the nominal and lapsed Catholics in the Philippines and its results will be presented on July 15.

Approach to communication must be with the believer's heart, said Archbishop Thomas D'Souza.

Father Louis Mascarenhas appointed as Bishop of Allahabad, India.

Msgr. Germano Penemote appointed as apostolic nuncio in Pakistan.

Father Nithiya Sagayam was conferred with a lifetime achievement award from the Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment of India.

Radio Veritas Asia (RVA) and the Ramon Magsaysay Award Foundation (RMAF) signed a mutually beneficial agreement to promote stories.

Sister Teresa Joseph was designated Catholic delegate to the WCC's Commission for World Mission and Evangelization (CWME).

The Church must “surrender the synodal process and journey to the maternal care of Mary,” Bishop Sebastian Francis

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Launch of the second edition of the book on sanctuaries and evangelization.

Dr G. Mullik inaugurates new offices of Chitrabani (Photo by Pankaj Roy)

Government officials and NGOs engage in drug control discussions in Bangladesh.

Holy Trinity Chapel and International Youth Training blessed in Thailand

Xavier University organized workshops to enhance the economic conditions of rural women.

Catholic nuns and priests working in Malaysia have reiterated their commitment to do a mission into the peripheries.

Archbishop Machado offered all-around assistance and said Bengaluru is an excellent place for education, and the Manipur youth could stay in free hostels and continue their education in the diocesan and religious educational institutions in Bengaluru.

Khopibung Catholic Village in Imphal suffered a tragic incident last evening when the entire village was engulfed in flames, leaving 45 families homeless.