"Jubilee means it's time to take a break, look back, thank and praise God, and evaluate your successes, failures, and achievements," said Bishop Gervas.
"There is no problem with having a person from a different church teach a different religion. If two souls can't join together, God's order isn't followed." Cardinal Patrick D'Rozario, CSC.
The activity, initiated by the diocesan commission for the clergy and the religious, aims at promoting ongoing formation programs for priests and religious brothers and nuns, and to foster vocations.
The event aimed at listening to the stories of various religious leaders in the country on the impact of the activities of Asia Foundation in the field of “interreligious dialogue.”
An Italian priest who was a missionary for over four decades in Bangladesh, Father Carlo Buzzi made a unique contribution to the Bangladesh church to help children, the poor, needy and ethnic people.
Students of the Rajshahi University in Bangladesh organized a cleaning campaign on December 9, on the Beach of Saint Martin Island. During the symbolic cleaning campaign, they collected 7 large bags of polluting waste including polythene bags and plastic bottles lying on the beach and floating from the sea.
"Thank God that BARACA staff rescued me and enabled me to reinvent myself through the rehabilitation program," said Moni, a boy who wandered into Dhaka from his village to earn money, but became a drug addict in a short time.
The Khasia Catholics in Bangladesh regard Christ as their King and feel obligated to live by the rules and examples set by Christ the King in their day-to-day life.
The Pontifical Mission Society (PMS) in Bangladesh held a formation program for children and animators on November 10. As a result, your changes cannot be saved. holds a formation program for children and animators on November 10.
Father Paolo Ciceri, a member of the Pontifical Institute for Foreign Missions (PIME), worked in Bangladesh, primarily among the poor and ethnic minorities.
Selected religious and social leaders of different religions participated in the Inter-religious dialogue on the theme "Unity for peace, harmony and Child Protection" arranged by Rajshahi Diocese Christian Unity and Interfaith Dialogue Commission and World Vision Bangladesh.
Caritas Bangladesh, the social action arm of the Catholic Church, distributed food aid to thousands of people who were affected by cyclone Sitrang in the country.
One of the most popular Marian pilgrimages was held at the Mary, Queen of Fatima Shrine at St. Leo’s Church in the Mymensingh diocese in Bangladesh's northeastern Sherpur district on October 28.
