By Isaac Harold Gomes. Christmas is an annual religious and cultural festival that is observed in almost all countries on 25 December to commemorate the
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Communion in the Hand Versus Communion on the Tongue?
By Lavoisier Fernandes – In the Catholic community discourse the typical hot-button issues are abortion, inter-religious dialogue, celibacy, euthanasia, and gay marriage. Nevertheless, there is
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Join Petition Drive to Make St. Joseph (Naik) Vaz a Patron Saint of First Responders During Covid
Verghese V Joseph – Joseph Naik Vaz Institute, based in California, US has begun a petition drive on Change.org (click the link to sign the
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N-E India: Catholic Church Forms Core Team to Respond to Covid Crisis
By Felix Anthony – Guwahati: In the wake of rising number of Covid cases in North East India, the Catholic Church of the region has
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The Economy of Francis – of Both Saint and Pope
By Tony Magliano The world – and especially the poor – needs a national and global economy that justly and fairly works for everyone. The
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Receive the Lord’s Mercy Today
Holy Father Pope Francis, through the Congregation of New Evangelization, has recently appointed Fr Trevor D’Souza O.F.M., as a Missionary of Mercy. The article has
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Claretian Jubilee Project ‘Mother’s Meal’ Attempts to Save Families During COVID-19
By Verghese V Joseph – In a noble gesture to help Covid-affected distress families tide through the pandemic, a new project titled ‘Mother’s Meal’ was
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Ranchi Archdiocese Brings Back 30 Tribal Students Stranded in Puduchery
Ranchi: Thirty tribal students from various parts of Jharkhand (a state in eastern India) stranded in the southern Indian territory of Puduchery due to Covid-19
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