Catholic union demands inquiry into police crackdown on protests
All India Catholic Union demands detainees’ immediate release, independent inquiry into police conduct and restoration of citizens’ peaceful assembly rights.
All India Catholic Union demands detainees’ immediate release, independent inquiry into police conduct and restoration of citizens’ peaceful assembly rights.
The Kerala Catholic Federation officially warns high constitutional positions behaving against democratic principles constitute a direct threat to national sovereignty.
France sees faith resurgence as Pope Leo XIV’s visit highlights 21,000 catechumens in 2026, underscoring dramatic rise in youth baptisms.
Newly elected National President of the All India Catholic Union, A. Chinnappan, has placed the federation at the bishops’ service.
The Synod identified demographic decline, weakening ecclesial spirit, youth disengagement and insufficient presence in mainstream society as major challenges today.
Nagpur Archdiocese is reshaping its pastoral work around collaboration, community leadership, training, inclusion and people-led development for future through 2030.
Guwahati Archdiocese’s pastoral plan sets 10 priorities, focusing on evangelization, families, social service, health, women, youth, education, ecumenism and media.
Sivagangai Bishop Lourdu Anandam urged educators to form conscience, warning digital culture weakens resilience, critical thinking, responsibility and authentic relationships.
Kerala bishops urged Catholic youth to embrace Church teaching, justice, creation care and reject addiction while strengthening parish participation worldwide.
Kerala’s drug crisis is spreading rapidly among students, prompting Archbishop Thomas Tharayil of Changanacherry to mandate parishes ensure awareness, treatment.
Bombay Auxiliary Bishop Savio Fernandes urged an independent inquiry, accountability and dialogue after Delhi protest violence raised democratic concerns nationwide.
Archdiocese of Delhi is increasing educational support and coaching for students seeking careers in public service and university entrance examinations.
Young volunteers trained under a Caritas-supported project are emerging as first responders in landslide-prone districts,