By John Horvat II Pennsylvania, March 17, 2020: Our reaction to the coronavirus reflects the crisis of our secular godless society. The problem is not the virus—as potentially lethal as it might be. This outbreak is a biological fact, like so many that have plagued humanity over the ages. WhileContinue Reading
Lagos, Mar 17, 2020: The principal and a security guard at Bethlehem Girls High School in Lagos died Sunday while helping students escape a burning building following the explosion of a gas pipeline. At least 17 people died as a result of the March 15 explosion, which occurred after aContinue Reading
By Isaac Harold Gomes Kolkata, March 17, 2020: Many a time bad events in our lives open up new opportunities. They also teach us life-changing lessons. The dreaded Coronavirus, which the United Nations has declared a worldwide pandemic, has opened up for India at least two distinct opportunities: (1) ToContinue Reading
By Deepika Singh Mumbai, March 17, 2020: In 2004, an NGO requested me to share my experience of “climate change impact” on the “arid ecosystem” and my mind quickly switched to my homeland Ajmer, Rajasthan, a state in northern India. Even though I was out of the village after completingContinue Reading
Kochi, March 17, 2020: The federal Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) says the government has no information about the Church’s “Gabriel Sena.” The government declaration has brought relief to Tellicherry archdiocese in Kerala that was caught in a controversy after reports surfaced about it raising the sena, a unit ofContinue Reading
By Philip Mathew Bengaluru, March 17, 2020: Sister Gracy Vadakara, the Indian provincial of the Daughters of the Church, is a promoter of interreligious dialogue and ecumenism. The 56-year-old nun, based in Bengaluru, southern India, was elected the head of her congregation in 2018. Previously, she served as the generalContinue Reading
Bergamo, March 16, 2020: In a nation where the faithful are not allowed to assemble for Mass, one church in northern Italy is full. The Church of All Saints in Bergamo — located in a cemetery in Italy’s hardest-hit Lombardy region — has had to open its doors to dozensContinue Reading
New Delhi,March 17, 2020: The protest at Shaheen Bagh against the contentious citizenship law, continuing through the harsh Delhi winter and much political turmoil, is now facing a formidable challenge – the outbreak of coronavirus, a global pandemic which has killed more than 5000 people. Containing the outbreak in itsContinue Reading
Vatican City, Mar 16, 2020: The Holy See announced a new law governing the judicial system of the Vatican City state Monday. The motu proprio provides enhanced safeguards for the independence of judges and prosecutors in Vatican City to better address economic, financial and criminal cases in the sovereign territory.Continue Reading
Kolkata, March 16, 2020: It was a gathering of just over a dozen people at Park Circus on March 14 evening, but the presence of every one of them was important, a student who joined the anti-citizenship regime march said. The group comprising homemakers, students and software professionals sang “WeContinue Reading
