Kerala bishops urge youth to defend faith, justice, creation
Kerala bishops urged Catholic youth to embrace Church teaching, justice, creation care and reject addiction while strengthening parish participation worldwide.
Kerala bishops urged Catholic youth to embrace Church teaching, justice, creation care and reject addiction while strengthening parish participation worldwide.
Kerala bishops urged Catholics to embrace Dalit Christians without prejudice, intensify advocacy and strengthen educational and community empowerment initiatives.
India’s Catholic bishops condemned the “heartbreaking” police action against peaceful student protesters in Delhi, urging dialogue, educational reforms and restraint.
Tamil Nadu bishops’ 2025–2026 review reports steady progress in education, empowerment, political participation, housing, welfare projects, despite ongoing caste challenges.
India’s Catholic bishops urged government action on foreign funding rules, caste rights, anti-Christian violence, and Manipur state’s worsening humanitarian crisis.
Cardinal Anthony Poola asks Christians to put faith into action through compassion, standing up for justice and safeguarding people’s dignity.
Kerala Catholic bishops urged India’s government to withdraw proposed FCRA amendments, warning they threaten constitutional rights, welfare services and development.
Catholic Bishops’ Conference of India sets June 28 nationwide prayer and civic engagement amid concerns over legislation affecting Church ministries.
Catholic bishops bring hope and stability, lifting vulnerable families with compassion, justice, and the promise of an inclusive community life.
Catholic Bishops’ Conference of India welcomes Maria Montserrat Alvarado’s Vatican appointment, highlighting women’s leadership, digital evangelisation and emerging AI challenges.
Indian nun promoted gender justice and women’s leadership through the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of India, inspiring thousands through advocacy, seminars and grassroots initiatives that strengthened women’s participation in Church and society.
Catholic bishops’ official Workers India Federation elected new office bearers for 2026-2028 during its annual meeting in Bengaluru, with church leaders calling for a stronger network of unorganised workers, particularly migrants, domestic workers and agricultural labourers across India.
Catholic bishops in India warned that proposed amendments to the Foreign Contribution Regulation Act could severely affect charitable and religious institutions working among poor communities, prompting nationwide consultations, media outreach and legal advocacy efforts.
The Catholic Bishops’ Conference of India mourns the killing of three Baptist pastors in Manipur and calls for restraint, reconciliation and justice as violence and insecurity continue to grip the state.
The Catholic Bishops’ Conference of India has urged the Supreme Court to reject a proposed termination of a 30-week pregnancy involving minors, calling the unborn child “fully viable” and describing abortion at that stage as “an act of homicide.”