Archbishop John Moolachira of Guwahati officially unveiled the poster for Communio Sunday 2025 at the Archbishop’s House, Guwahati. This year, Communio Sunday will be observed across India on 30 November 2025, the first Sunday of Advent. In his message, Archbishop John Moolachira underlined the heart of the Church’s vocation: “Mission is the very life and identity of the Church. Every baptized person is called to live and witness Christ in the world, carrying His light to those in the peripheries. Through Communio, we are reminded that mission is not optional but essential to our Christian life.” The projects supported by Communio are strengthening parishes, communities, and especially the marginalized, enabling the Church to remain a beacon of hope.” Observed annually, Communio Sunday invites the faithful to renew their missionary zeal through prayer, solidarity, and contributions. It is a reminder that every Catholic is a missionary disciple, called to live out communion and share the Good News in daily life. The release of the Communio Sunday 2025 poster in Guwahati marks the beginning of this year’s celebrations and reaffirms the Church’s commitment to being a Communion in Mission. With the blessing of Archbishop John Moolachira and the leadership of Communio, the faithful are encouraged to embrace this call and actively participate in the evangelizing mission of the Church in India.
Spanish bishops speak out after leaks of their meeting with Leo XIV
The executive committee of the Spanish Bishops’ Conference, (CEE, by its Spanish acronym) meeting in Madrid this week, issued an official statement regarding the leaks
