By Matters India Reporter Bengaluru, April 24, 2019: All the Latin rite dioceses in India will organize special prayers to show solidarity with the Church and people of Sri Lanka. “To pledge our closeness and solidarity with the victims of the multiple bomb blasts that took place in Sri LankaContinue Reading
By Stephen Alathara Chennai, Jan. 9, 2019: Apostolic nuncio to India Archbishop Giambattista Diquattro has urged the Church in India to pay greater attention to the needs of humanity. “There is a need for the Church to attend to the needs of humanity, which is the joy of the ChurchContinue Reading
Mahabalipuram, Dec 3: India’s Latin-rite bishops are gathering in the holding their plenary assembly next week in the seaside town of Mahabalipuram in southern India’s Tamil Nadu state. The Conference of Catholic Bishops of India (CCBI) of the Latin-rite bishops, is holding its 31st plenary assembly at the Joe Animation Centre from January 8 to 14 onContinue Reading
This is perhaps the first reaction from the Church hierarchy about the nun’s allegationContinue Reading
The secretaries come from rich and varied backgroundsContinue Reading
The Conference of Catholic Bishops of India held its 30th plenary on February 4Continue Reading
By Saramma Emmanuel Bhopal: Latin rite bishops in India have pledged to reorient the Church’s functioning to address issues such as interreligious marriages, single parent, differently abled children, grieving and bereaved, migrants, sick, elderly, transgenders and those living in dire poverty. A decision to this effect was taken at theContinue Reading
By Saramma Emmanuel Bhopal: The new generation couples believe in sharing their life equally unlike in the past and parental interference in their life lead to 80 per cent cases of marriage separation, says P A Edwin, a church councilor from Chennai addressing the Catholic bishops participating in the 29thContinue Reading
By : Saramma Emmanuel Bhopal: Catholic Church in India began to seriously ponder over revitalizing Catholic families after separate studies found only a “minority of people support the Catholic Church’s teaching on marriage” in the 29th plenary assembly of the Conference of Catholic Bishops of India (CCBI) which began inContinue Reading
Bishops from 132 dioceses will attend the nine-day plenary assemblyContinue Reading
