By Matters India Reporter Bengaluru, April 29, 2022: The debilitating impact of the pandemic on the marginalized was the focus of the annual meeting of Indian Catholic theologians. The Indian Theological Association met April 26-29 at the National Biblical Catechetical and Liturgical Centre in Bengaluru, southern India, to address theContinue Reading
By Matters India Reporter New Delhi, Nov 28, 2021: The national forum of Catholic theologians in India on November 28 mourned the death of Salesian Father Dominic Veliath as a great loss for the Church in the country. The 79-year-old internationally reputed theologian died November 27 in Bengaluru. The ChurchContinue Reading
By P T Mathew New Delhi: The crisis of credibility is a wake-up call for the Church in India, and the best way to regain is to follow Jesus, who “lived what he taught and what he taught, he lived,” say Catholic theologians in the country. The eroding credibility theContinue Reading
By Kochurani Abraham Kottayam: For any organization, movement or institution, the passing away of its founder is a jolting moment yet graced with gratitude for the vision transmitted and realized in the course of its trajectory. The members of the Indian Theological Association (ITA) share these sentiments at the demiseContinue Reading
Kottayam: Father Joseph Constantine Manalel, founder president of the Indian Theological Association who introduced theology to lay people, died February 5 at Malloosery in the Kottayam district of Kerala. He was 105 and a priest for 75 years. His funeral is scheduled at 2:30 pm on February 6 at theContinue Reading
By Raj Irudaya Chennai: A webinar organized by the Indian Theological Association (ITA) presented the latest papal encyclical as the Christian response to the fear of the other. Panelists Jesuit Father Victor Edwin and Fransalian Father Jacob Parappally addressed the theme “Fear of the Other: Fratelli Tutti as a ChristianContinue Reading
By Udayanath Bishoyi Bengaluru, April 29, 2019: India’s Catholic theologians have decided to collaborate with civil organizations and people of good will to check forces of religious fundamentalism, bigotry and discrimination. Since past few decades, communal identity construction has emerged in the Indian society that undermines the country’s pluralistic nature.Continue Reading
By Matters India Reporter Bengaluru, April 25, 2019: India’s Catholic theologians on April 25 assembled in Bengaluru to analyze the current situation in the country and evolve relevant responses to help the Church address modern problems. The 42 annual meeting of the Indian Theological Association (ITA) at the National BiblicalContinue Reading
The 41st national conference ended April 29Continue Reading
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