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  • Catholic Sisters Help Children Living with HIV Build a Better Future

  • Faith Brings New Hope to Assam Village Once Known for Alcoholism

  • Cardinal Tagle: Friendship reveals the face of Jesus and the Church

  • UN Report: 645 million people faced hunger in 2025

  • Israel prepares ‘extensive’ West Bank operation after deadly shooting near Tal

  • Pope Leo: Failure to welcome abuse victims is a scandal

  • Pope: Visit to Türkiye and Lebanon teaches that peace is possible

  • Thousands protest corruption in Philippines as Church leaders call for accountability

  • Pope: Nicaea invites Christians to unity in face of violence, conflict

  • Over 300 students kidnapped from Catholic school in Nigeria

Catholic Sisters Help Children Living with HIV Build a Better Future‍

Catholic sisters in India are continuing their mission of supporting children living with HIV by providing education, healthcare, emotional care, and opportunities to become active members of society. Their work has helped many children overcome stigma and build hopeful futures despite the challenge

  • Religious Congregations Join Hands to Support Widows Across India

  • Tarumitra Founder Remembered for Inspiring Young Environmental Leaders

Dalit Christian Wins Historic Victory for Equal Burial Rights

A Dalit Christian family in Tamil Nadu has achieved an important victory after a long struggle for equal burial rights. The case gained national attention when the body of retired teacher A. Raju remained at his home for three days because of opposition to his burial in a common Catholic cemetery. After intervention by district […]

University of Madras Introduces Certificate Course on Vatican II Studies

The University of Madras has launched a new Certificate Programme in Vatican II Studies, becoming one of the first universities in India to offer an academic course dedicated to the Second Vatican Council. The programme has been introduced in collaboration with Church institutions to help students, researchers, clergy, religious, and lay faithful gain a deeper […]

Faith Brings New Hope to Assam Village Once Known for Alcoholism

A village in Assam that was once widely known for alcoholism has undergone a remarkable transformation through the power of faith, community effort, and personal commitment. Today, the village is being recognised as an example of how spiritual renewal and collective action can change lives for the better. For many years, alcohol addiction created serious […]

FABC delegates envision a synodal Church that builds bridges across Asia

On Thursday afternoon (July 23), delegates to the 12th Plenary Assembly of the Federation of Asian Bishops’ Conferences (FABC) presented the fruits of their Table Conversations, offering a panoramic view of the hopes, struggles, and aspirations emerging from local Churches across the continent. Although each table reflected different national contexts and pastoral realities, a remarkable […]

Cardinal Kikuchi of Tokyo: ‘Church in Asia lives diverse realities, but one faith’

Cardinal Tarcisius Isao Kikuchi of Tokyo, Secretary General of the Federation of Asian Bishops’ Conferences, reflects on the fruits of the FABC Plenary Assembly, highlighting faith, the protection of human dignity, and an urgent pastoral response to migration as shared priorities for the Church across Asia. “Through these three days, we had the opportunity to […]