By Sunil Mahajan – The biggest challenge for today’s youth is finding their purpose in life and when they are at the cross roads of
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Category: Catholic Culture
Of Broken Phones and Unknown Futures
By Susanna D – A couple of days ago I broke my phone. Again. It just slipped out of my hand… Okay, let’s be honest,
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A Brief History of Stephen Hawking: A Touching Tribute by Scientist Priest
By Fr. (Dr.) Mathew Chandrankunnel – Stephen Hawking, the legendary scientist has now become memory. Because of his shining brilliance, of his debilitating physical disability,
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Prison Tales: Keeping Up the Faith
By Fr. Sebastian Vadakumpadan – St. John’s Gospel 20: 1-9 gives a beautiful description of an early morning visit of Mary Magdalene to the tomb
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Jim Caviezel Talks About His Spiritual Preparation for ‘Paul, Apostle of Christ’
By John Burger – When this reporter introduced himself at the beginning of a telephone interview with Jim Caviezel, the actor noted, “You and I
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Sister Doctors: Nightingales of India
On World Health Day 2018, Indian Catholic Matters is proud to present you a story of a silent but immensely credible work being done by
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Parables for Today: I Have No Address
By Fr. Joe Mannath SDB – I heard of him first from some seminarians who came around to collect money for his heart surgery, which,
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Prayer and Missionary Work Go Hand-in-Hand
By Most Rev. Dr. Yvon Ambroise, Bishop of Tuticorin – It is not a rare phenomenon that we hear about priests, religious or the laity
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A Digital Desert Worth Experiencing!
My name is XXX. I am a technology addict. This is my story of how venturing into the digital desert brought back balance into my
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The Easter Miracle of the Resurrection
By Dr. Jeanette Pinto – The resurrection of Jesus is the Christian religious belief that after being put to death, Jesus rose again from the
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Easter Foolishness
By Fr. Francis Gonsalves, SJ – “So, you thought you’d crucify me and keep me locked in the tomb, eh?” jests a jocular Jesus in
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Let Us Rejoice — We Are An Easter People
By Marianne Furtado de Nazareth – The iconic cross before Easter, stands for immense suffering and death. We walk with Jesus through his pain and
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On Good Friday, Remind India About Forgiveness
Many have been baffled by the calm and peaceful reaction of Christians to physical attacks and vicious tirades demonising the community. By Anto Akkara –
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Run Your Own Race
By Most Rev. Lumen Monteiro, CSC, D.D, Bishop of Agartala — A story that Ravi Kumar shares helps understand the unhealthy cycle of competition: One
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The Wonder of Easter
By Marianne Furtado de Nazareth – You know that Easter is around the corner when you start getting brochures from friends in your email, with
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