Church services in the forest and help for refugees: Priests are close to the people
Amid row over same-sex blessings, Pope laments ‘splitting into groups’ in the Church
Martin Scorsese says new Jesus film aims to ‘take away the negatives’ of organised religion
African bishops’ conferences unite against blessing same-sex couples
Manipur, Archbishop of Imphal: ‘At Christmas God unites us beyond any tribe, language or culture’
Cardinal says Vatican doc on same-sex blessings a ‘natural’ for India
Colombo: anti-drug operation leaves hundreds of children without parents
China bars Tibetan kids from private classes, religious activities
The newly elected leader of northern India’s first Catholic religious congregation for men says his priorities include fostering unity and missionary zeal among his people and bringing a movement of indigenized Catholicism to mainstream society.
“Our community life is not perfect. Some members are indifferent. So, my first priority is to bring all the members together under one umbrella through dialogue,” says Father Francis Prasanna Raj, who on February 28 was elected as the superior general of the Indian Missionary Society.
Leave a Comment