Sathyadeepam Weekly – Page 21

Young Goa Farmer Inspires Youth Through Sustainable Agriculture

Twenty-one-year-old Cleto Avito Fernandes from Panjim is inspiring young people in Goa through his passion for farming, environmental care, and entrepreneurship. Blending traditional farming with modern ideas, he has become a role model for youth interested in sustainable living. Fernandes began farming when he was in the seventh standard by growing just two lady finger […]

Arunachal Catholic Youth Unite in Prayer for Great Jubilee 2033

Hundreds of Catholic youth from the Diocese of Miao in Arunachal Pradesh made a unique commitment during a three-day Youth Convention by setting their daily alarms for 20:33 as a reminder to pray for the Great Jubilee 2033. The convention was held at Divine Word School in Roing and brought together around 350 young participants […]

Tribal Christian Families in Chhattisgarh Allege Discrimination Over Faith

Several tribal Christian families in Chhattisgarh’s Kanker district have accused local authorities of failing to protect their basic rights after they were allegedly denied access to water sources and livelihood opportunities because of their faith. Christian leaders said the problems began in early April and continue in many villages of the Antagarh area. According to […]

Kerala Tailoring Workers Forum Calls for Urgent Government Support

The Kerala Tailoring Workers Forum (KTWF) has appealed to the state government to take immediate action to solve the growing problems faced by tailoring workers across Kerala. The demand was raised during the KTWF State Conference held at Ernakulam Town Hall in Kochi on May 25. Leaders at the conference said tailoring workers are facing […]

Delhi High Court Allows Private Schools to Raise Fees Before Academic Year

The Delhi High Court has ruled that private unaided recognised schools in Delhi can increase fees before the start of an academic session without obtaining prior approval from the Directorate of Education (DoE). The judgment was delivered by Justice Anup Jairam Bhambhani on May 25. The Court clarified that schools only need prior permission from […]

Marco Rubio’s Visit to Mother Teresa’s Home Draws Attention in India

The recent visit of US Secretary of State Marco Rubio to the headquarters of the Missionaries of Charity in Kolkata has sparked discussion among Church leaders and social groups in India. Rubio, a Catholic, visited the Mother House and Nirmala Shishu Bhawan on May 23 along with his wife Jeanette and US Ambassador Sergio Gor. […]

CBCI Mourns the Death of Women’s Rights Pioneer Sr. Lilly Francis

The Catholic Bishops’ Conference of India (CBCI) Council for Women has expressed deep sorrow over the death of Sr. Lilly Francis, a well-known advocate for women’s empowerment in the Church and society. She passed away in Nagpur on May 23 at the age of 76. Sr. Lilly Francis belonged to the Sisters of Mary Mediatrix […]

Italian Missionary in India Declared Venerable by Pope Leo XIV

The Catholic Church has declared Salesian missionary Fr. Costantino Vendrame as “Venerable,” recognising his heroic virtues and lifelong service to the poor and the Church in India. Pope Leo XIV approved the decree on May 22, marking the second step in the Catholic canonisation process. Fr. Vendrame was an Italian missionary who spent nearly 30 […]

Pope Leo calls Uruguay “a Country of Young People Who have Faith”

Mortal remains of prominent Church leaders Return to Timor-Leste