By Santosh Digal Negombo, Sri Lanka: Papua New Guinea’s first cardinal has thanked bishops of Asia for sending missionaries to the Oceania continent. “I take this opportunity to thank you for sending missionaries to our region. Most of our missionaries at the present are from Asia. They come from countriesContinue Reading
Sri Lanka is hosting the plenary assembly of the Asian bishops’ apex bodyContinue Reading
Veteran journalist recalls his two encounters with Mother TeresaContinue Reading
Colombo: Sri Lanka’s police sought spiritual help from Buddhist clergy Monday to bless an accident-prone highway in a country that has some of the world’s most dangerous roads. Police at Mawathagama, about 100 kilometers (60 miles) north-east of Colombo, directed three saffron-robed monks to bless a spot where there hadContinue Reading
Fr Jecome Gonsalves was a collaborator of St Joseph VazContinue Reading
Helena of Gonawila is the third candidate from Sri Lanka lined up for the canonization processContinue Reading
Jesuit Refugee Service plans to withdraw from Sri Lanka by the yearendContinue Reading
Miracles, performed by her intervention, have been claimed by devotees among regular visitors to the prayer shrineContinue Reading
The time has come to take such commitment to apocalyptic fulfillment through an apolitical mass movementContinue Reading
Colombo: All the 126 Indian fishermen arrested by Sri Lankan Navy for allegedly poaching into the country’s waters were released yesterday by courts in the country. The release came as Sri Lanka and India completed the formalities for the release of fishermen detained in each other’s country for allegedly fishingContinue Reading