CBCI marks eight decades of national leadership
As Catholic Bishops’ Conference of India marks 82 years, its history reflects Catholic unity, coordination and national engagement across churches.
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Regional Catholic directives address interfaith and mixed marriages
Tamil Nadu’s Catholic bishops issued guidelines regarding marriages between Catholics and non-Catholics, aiming for uniform liturgical practice across the region.
St. John’s Academy backs arrested doctor and tribal rights activist
St. John’s National Academy of Health Sciences expressed solidarity with alumnus Doctor Randall Sequeira, arrested in Odisha amid anti-mining protests.
Indian bishops mobilise nationwide prayer for Pope Leo
Indian bishops urged nationwide special prayers and Holy Hours for Pope Leo XIV as he prepares for surgery in Rome.
Indian bishops demand protection after attack on Bible gathering
Catholic bishops condemn an attack on a peaceful Bible convention, demanding legal action and protection for Christians in West Bengal.
Catholic bishops warn against disenfranchisement in Indian elections
The Catholic Bishops’ Conference of India warned against disenfranchisement, urging the Election Commission to safeguard public trust and voter rights.
Saint Francis offers model to resist consumer culture
Kerala bishops urge families to embrace Francis of Assisi’s simplicity, reject consumerism and redirect savings toward the poor and nature.
Kerala bishops reject teacher disability quota proposal
The KCBC Education Commission called for the reconsideration of proposals regarding school appointments, citing grave concern over protected minority rights.
Syro Malankara bishop known for development work dies at 81
Retired Syro Malankara Bishop Abraham Youlios Kackanatt of Muvattupuzha who advocated for minority institutions died Sept. 19 at age 81.
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.
Tamil Nadu Dalit transformation through do no harm approach
“From womb to tomb,” Dalit Catholics face oppression; Tamil Nadu Bishops train 500 groups in Do No Harm social transformation.
Indian bishops stand in solidarity, offer prayers after Nepal flood
India’s Catholic bishops expressed sorrow and solidarity with Nepal, urging prayers for victims, missing people, displaced families and relief workers.
Catholic bishops urge unity during Kerala harvest festival
Catholic bishops in Kerala released a message wishing that the joyful Onam festivities bring peace, togetherness, and lasting human brotherhood.
Catholic Health Association of India advances Vision 2030 roadmap
Ongoing ten-year transformation plan continues to strengthen the Catholic Health Association of India to serve the nation with compassionate care.
Kerala Church urges action for distressed Indian farmers
The Kerala Catholic Bishops’ Council issued a circular urging moral and social support for farmers facing deep distress and debt.