Indian bishops press government on rights amid mounting Christian concerns
India’s Catholic bishops urged government action on foreign funding rules, caste rights, anti-Christian violence, and Manipur state’s worsening humanitarian crisis.
India’s Catholic bishops urged government action on foreign funding rules, caste rights, anti-Christian violence, and Manipur state’s worsening humanitarian crisis.
Kohima bishop urges Catholics to strengthen parish unity, embrace missionary discipleship, Christian stewardship and prepare spiritually for future jubilees together.
Bishop Thekkumcherikunnel restructures two deaneries, creates one, aiming for “deeper evangelization, stronger unity, renewed missionary zeal” in Punjab’s Malwa region.
Delhi Archbishop Anil Couto urges Catholics to reject blame, embrace repentance, accept responsibility and discover lasting peace through humble conversion.
Major Archbishop Raphael Thattil urges Christians to verify truth, reject digital hostility and build communities rooted in justice and communion.
Syro-Malabar Bishop Ephrem Nariculam urges Catholics to embrace Francis of Assisi’s simplicity, mercy and reconciliation during the Franciscan Jubilee Year.
Syro-Malabar-Bishop James Patteril of Belthangady urges Catholics to nurture faith through prayer and witness, making every home a living church.
Cardinal Anthony Poola asks Christians to put faith into action through compassion, standing up for justice and safeguarding people’s dignity.
Agartala Bishop Monteiro urges families to revive home cooking, warning disappearing kitchens weaken relationships, faith, health, and future generations together.