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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

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Church Has Been Training Women Leaders Across India for Nearly 20 Years

For almost two decades, the Catholic Church in India has been working to develop women leaders through organised training programmes. These initiatives have encouraged thousands of women to take active roles in their families, parishes, communities, and society by strengthening their leadership skills and confidence. The programmes offer training in communication, leadership, social responsibility, teamwork, […]

Mumbai Bishop Says Minister’s Exit Shows the Power of the People

An Auxiliary Bishop of Mumbai has described the recent resignation of a government minister as an example of the strength of people’s voices in a democratic society. He said that when citizens raise their concerns peacefully and responsibly, governments are encouraged to remain accountable to the public. The bishop explained that democracy depends on transparency, […]

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 challenges they face. The sisters operate homes and care centres where children receive […]

Religious Congregations Join Hands to Support Widows Across India

Several Catholic religious congregations in India have come together to empower widows through education, livelihood training, emotional support, and community development programmes. The initiative aims to help widows rebuild their lives with confidence and become financially independent while restoring their dignity in society. Many widows in India face poverty, loneliness, and social discrimination after losing […]

Tarumitra Founder Remembered for Inspiring Young Environmental Leaders

The Catholic community and environmental groups across India are mourning the death of Jesuit priest Fr. Robert Athickal, the founder of Tarumitra, a student movement that inspired thousands of young people to care for nature and work for environmental justice. His life was dedicated to protecting the environment and encouraging young people to become responsible […]

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 […]