By Paul Suski – Nothing is more doomed to failure than a layperson trying to tell the clergy what they ought to do. Well, perhaps
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Rector Major’s Forthcoming Historic Kolkata Visit Marks Salesian Century
As the Salesian Province of Kolkata (INC) marks its historic centenary, the forthcoming visit of the Rector Major of the International Salesian Society of Don
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Disarming Our Hearts: The Vocation of Peace Making
By Lavoisier Fernandes – If 2025 left us worried, 2026 doesn’t yet give much reason for comfort. The Jubilee Year of Hope came with good
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The Miraculous Story of St. Agnes
Agnes was born in 291 A D into a Roman noble family and raised as a Christian. She grew up to be a young and
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Christian Unity Calls India to Prayer
John Singarayar SVD – Every January, as winter settles across northern India, Christians from countless traditions pause to pray together for unity. From the 18th
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Una Caro: Where Are the Families?
– A Doctrinal Reflection on Monogamy Today Last full month, we, the priests of the parish of Santi Silvestro e Martino in Milan, resumed
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The Paradox of the Incarnate and the Transcendental Horizon: A Theological Cartography of Henri de Lubac and Karl Rahner in the Context of the Indian Church (1947–2026)
Subhasis Chattopadhyay Ph.D. The Jesuit Bifurcation and the Crisis of Modernity The intellectual history of twentieth-century Roman Catholicism is, in many respects, a tale of
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Goa: Feast of St. Joseph Vaz Celebrated with Spiritual Fervour at Sancoale
Sr. Molly Fernandes sfn – Sancoale, Goa: The “Rua Escravo de Maria” (Road of the Slave of Mary) resonated with hymns of praise today as
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Book Review: The Digital Evangelist – Jerin Feels Known, Not Described
Published by: Carmel International Publishing House ISBN: 978-93-47211-05-8 Price: Rs. 240; Pages: 196 To order, please click here By Lakshmi Athreya – The book, ‘The
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Why St. Joseph (Naik) Vaz “Matters” to Indian Catholics
By Filomena Saraswati Giese – We are at the crossroads of where the Church is heading as great changes take place in independent countries free
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Saint Arnold Janssen Still Speaks to Us
When Pope Francis said that the Church grows by witness, not by propaganda, he could have been echoing the heart of a humble German priest
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Blessed Devasahayam Pillai – The First Lay Indian Martyr
By Verghese V Joseph – January 14th is the feast day of Blessed Devasahayam Pillai, the first Indian lay martyr to be beatified. Popularly known
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The Poor Evangelise Us
Rev. Dr. Merlin Rengith Ambrose – In society’s tapestry, the impoverished and marginalised are not merely passive recipients of Christian charity; rather, they are profound
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Why the Jubilee Is Still Alive for Us?
Fr. M. Titus Mohan – The Jubilee Year of Hope is now drawing to a close. In the silence charged with expectation on the night
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India’s Christians Deserve Safety, Not Empty Words
John Singarayar SVD – When Prime Minister Narendra Modi speaks of his bond with India’s Christian community or embraces the Pope for cameras in Rome,
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