Christians in Nepal

The Pro-Vicar Apostolic of Nepal has called for global aid and solidarity following devastating floods between September 27 and 28. The disaster, one of the worst in Nepal's history, caused widespread flooding and impacted thousands of families.

To facilitate interreligious dialogue in a country with a small Catholic minority, a bishop needs to cultivate inspired and empowered bridge-builders.

Pastor Keshav Raj Acharya from Abundant Harvest Church was found guilty of proselytization by Dolpa district court.

While Catholics worldwide go to the cemeteries to pray for their dear departed on November 2, Nepali Christians adhere to a different way of revering their dead in a 'columbaria.'