Talitha Kum Bangladesh held a webinar to create awareness against child trafficking on February 26. The webinar focused on preventing human trafficking by ensuring the well-being of children eliminating early and forced marriages.
Caritas Internationalis Secretary General Dr. Aloysius John on February 22 visited Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh.
Caritas Asia President Dr. Benedict Alo D’Rozario and others accompanied John on a six-day-long (till February 26) visit to Bangladesh, a Muslim-majority country.
Associates of Mary Queen of the Apostles, commonly known as SMRA sisters, organized a seminar on Human Trafficking at Bottombly Home Dhaka, Bangladesh, on February 8.
People of all ages in Rajshahi city met at the festival to get free books to mark International Mothers Language Day at Circuit House Road in Rajshahi on February 21.
Bangladesh’s Rajshahi city organized a two-day storytelling workshop for young potential media aspirants of different faith backgrounds at Hotel Mukta International, Rajshahi on February 11-12.
A parish in Bangladesh’s Rajshahi diocese marked the feast of Our Lady of Lourdes with prayers, lighting of candles, and a pilgrimage to honor the Blessed Virgin Mary on February 11.
Diocesan Commission for Justice and Peace of the Rajshahi in Bangladesh celebrated international prayer and awareness day in partnership with the Talitha Kum International Network to offer pastoral care to victims of human trafficking.
The Pontifical Mission Society (PMS) in the Diocese of Rajshahi in Bangladesh celebrated Holy Childhood Day for the children at Good Shepherd Cathedral Church on January 30.
Bangladesh's Dhaka archdiocese joined Christians worldwide to pray for ecumenical unity. Dhaka archdiocese held an ecumenical prayer service at Tejgaon Holy Rosary Church to mark the 'Week of Prayer for Christian Unity' on January 19.
Sister Mary Proshanto of the Associates of Mary Queen of the Apostles, popularly known as SMRA, released the book “Go to Saint Joseph” on Sept. 17, 2021.
A group of Christian writers and journalists in Bangladesh, a predominantly Muslim country, held a meeting in Dhaka on September 17 to define their role in society amid the pandemic.
The 89-year-old nun of the Sisters of Charity of Sts. Bartolomea Capitanio and Vincenza Gerosa has been working for many years among the poor and the needy, especially by educating children.
