Northeast India bishops urge dialogue, justice and peace in Manipur
Catholic bishops in northeast India condemn violence in Manipur, urge people to pursue dialogue, justice, forgiveness, reconciliation and lasting peace.
Catholic bishops in northeast India condemn violence in Manipur, urge people to pursue dialogue, justice, forgiveness, reconciliation and lasting peace.
“From womb to tomb,” Dalit Catholics face oppression; Tamil Nadu Bishops train 500 groups in Do No Harm social transformation.
India’s Catholic bishops expressed sorrow and solidarity with Nepal, urging prayers for victims, missing people, displaced families and relief workers.
Catholic bishops in Kerala released a message wishing that the joyful Onam festivities bring peace, togetherness, and lasting human brotherhood.
Ongoing ten-year transformation plan continues to strengthen the Catholic Health Association of India to serve the nation with compassionate care.
The Kerala Catholic Bishops’ Council issued a circular urging moral and social support for farmers facing deep distress and debt.
Dalit Christians across Tamil Nadu rallied, demanding Scheduled Caste status and equal constitutional rights through peaceful protests and awareness programmes.
Indian Catholic leaders support accountability on foreign contributions but urge parliamentary review of the 2026 FCRA amendment bill and consultation.
Bishop Vijaya Kumar, chairman of India’s bishops’ communications office, praised Magimai Pragasam’s election, calling it a significant moment for India.
The Church invites people to hear the cry, heal the wound, and revive hope for millions of incarcerated individuals worldwide.
Kerala Catholic bishops condemn rescue delays, demand trained personnel, modern equipment and fishermen’s expertise to protect coastal communities during monsoon.
Kerala bishops welcomed a Supreme Court ruling, saying it protects farmers’ livelihoods while safeguarding environmental conservation and community welfare together.
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 nationwide.