Rome: New statistics released by the Vatican on April 6, show that Africa continues to position itself as the future axis of Catholicism, with the number of baptized Catholics on the continent growing at a significantly faster rate than anywhere else in the world. According to the numbers released byContinue Reading
By: Edward Pentin Pope Francis spent nearly half an hour in discussion today with the heir to the British throne, Prince Charles, and his wife Camilla, the Duchess of Cornwall. The Holy Father received the royal couple in the auletta of the Paul VI hall this afternoon, along with aContinue Reading
“We alcoholics have been graced with a new life, through the gift of sobriety, so freely and compassionately bestowed upon us by our loving God.” This was the response from the director of an anti-alcoholism facility in Mumbai, which won an award for its work from the Archdiocese of Bombay.Continue Reading
The Sri Lankan pilgrims visited the ancestral house of Fr Jacome GonsalvesContinue Reading
India asks China not create artificial controversyContinue Reading
The Open Church Movement will organisz a parallel ceremony Continue Reading
Naren Chandra Das was the Dalai Lama’s gunman when he entered IndiaContinue Reading
Forty-five women became nuns in Britain in 2015, 14 of them under 30 years old. That’s the highest number who have taken orders in 25 years. Not many 29-year-old women would abandon a career in academia and get themselves to a nunnery. But that’s exactly what Theodora Hawksley did –Continue Reading
Madrid, Spain : “Emilia is a martyr of suffering, because she died some 10 days after giving birth for lack of medical attention, clutching her rosary. She had a chance to apostatize, to betray the one who taught her the faith, but she did not. She’s an example,” Historian MartinContinue Reading
The Daughters of St. Anne, Ranchi, is the first congregation founded by a tribal sister for tribal girls in eastern IndiaContinue Reading
