By Matters India Reporter Bengaluru: Hundred of prisoners from different religious backgrounds gathered in the Central Prison in Bengaluru to celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ. The prison, situated on the outskirts of the southern Indian city, is home to some 6,000 prisoners. The event was organized on December 20Continue Reading
Fr Allwyn D’Silva is the secretary of the Climate Change Desk of the Federation of Asian Bishops’ ConferencesContinue Reading
Jose Kavi New Delhi: A leading Protestant Church in India has brought together various Christian denominations in the national capital for a festival of peace to share the Christmas message. Opening the second “Aman ka utsav” (festival of peace) on December 17, Bishop P K Samantaroy, moderator of the SynodContinue Reading
By Jose Kavi New Delhi: Capuchin Father Felix Podimattam, who authored the most number of books on moral theology in the world, died on December 17 at Kottayam, Kerala. The 82-year-old priest has been ailing for some months, Capuchin Father Suresh Mathew, editor of Indian Currents, told Matters India. TheContinue Reading
The attackers accused the carol group of converting peopleContinue Reading
Free food distribution centers are set up at 10 placesContinue Reading
They were ordained in Raika on December 12Continue Reading
Idukki(Kerala): A new pastoral letter from Idukki Bishop Mar Mathew Anikuzhikattil, published in the December issue of the diocese’s Sahyanadam bulletin, says all kinds of birth control measures are counter to God’s will and process. The diocese has decided to get the letter read before the parishioners one Sunday thisContinue Reading
Mumbai: Lovin’ the grunge look with your faded and ripped jeans? If you are a student at St. Xavier’s college, better go and change before entering the premises. The college has put a complete ban on torn jeans. And its reasoning? It says such clothes put them in an embarrassingContinue Reading
The Special Court also imposed 225,000 rupees as fineContinue Reading
