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Catholics in India Invited to Fast and Pray for Peace in the Middle East‍

Catholics across India have been invited to observe a special Day of Fasting and Prayer for Peace in the Middle East on March 13. The call was made by Cardinal Filipe Neri Ferrão, president of the Conference of Catholic Bishops of India (CCBI). The day is part of the Week of Prayer for Peace, which

  • CCBI Women’s Commission Trains Leaders to Promote Women’s Participation in the Church

  • Church Closed in Odisha Village Amid Tensions; Christian Families Report Threats

India’s Supreme Court Allows Withdrawal of Life Support in Landmark Case

The Supreme Court of India on March 11 allowed the withdrawal of life support from a man who has been in a vegetative state for more than ten years. The decision is being described as the first time the court has approved passive euthanasia for a specific individual case in the country. The patient, Harish […]

Small Christian Community Lives with Faith and Hope in Border Town

In the frontier town of Akhnoor in the district of Jammu and Kashmir, a small Christian community continues to live with courage despite poverty and the tension of border conflicts. The town lies close to the Line of Control between India and Pakistan, where occasional firing and military activity often disturb daily life. Around 130 […]

Meghalaya Chief Minister Calls for Peace After Protest Threat

The Chief Minister of Meghalaya, Conrad K. Sangma, has called for calm and peace after unrest in parts of the state during protests. He urged people to avoid violence and solve issues through dialogue and mutual understanding. Tensions increased when a protester reportedly threatened to burn the Chief Minister’s house during the demonstrations. Responding to […]

Faith, Hard Work Help Kerala Student Secure Rank 57 in Civil Services

A young woman from Naruvamoodu village near Thiruvananthapuram in Kerala has inspired many after securing the 57th rank in India’s prestigious Civil Services Examination. Sreeja G.S. achieved this success through determination, disciplined study, and strong faith. Sreeja prepared for the examination in a small unfinished room in her home. The room had poor lighting, which […]

A book on Pope Leo XIV written in English by Father John Puthuva, an Indian priest who works in Australia, was released in the Vatican.

The ceremony was held at the Augustinian Institute in the Vatican. Monsignor Renzo Pegararo, the president of the Pontifical Academy for Life presented a copy of “Leo XIV” to Cardinal Michael Cherny, the prefect of the Vatican’s Department for Integral Human Development, or the Dicastery for Promoting Integral Human Development. The launch took place at […]