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Childrens rally
Childrens rally

The five-hour event on June 26 saw the children participating in a rally, a Mass, sharing sessions and finally the drawing competition,Tejgaon Church in Dhaka.Courtesy : UCAN

Discuss Now

Steve Waugh, Mother Teresa and charity

Australian cricket legend Steve Waugh has launched a unit of his charity foundation in India, saying his inspiration to do social work came from Blessed Teresa of Kolkata. Why do you think celebrities from around the world are coming to India to help the charity works of Mother Teresa's Missionaries of Charity.

Church Briefs

Extortionists are slaveholders, says Pope

The Pope spoke of usury and extortion today at the end of the general audience, when he greeted the Italian National Anti-Usury Council.

  • Pope to pray for mideast Christians

  • Help your Priests, Pope urges Archbishops

  • Pallium-bearing prelates need to be like Christ

  • Pontiff recruits youth for Red Cross

  • Pontiff sending envoys to 7 pauline spots

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Most Read

  • Japan's Catholic prime minister to meet Pope

  • Prayers from a Seminarian for Michael Jackson

  • Statue of Mother Teresa unveiled in Bangalore

  • Religious groups oppose move to repeal gay law

  • Christians, Muslims oppose move to legalize gay behavior

Indian Catholic Poll

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Top Stories

Church welcomes first conviction in Orissa violence

A court in Phulbani, in Kandhamal district, convicted Chakradhar Mallick on June 30. The court said he was guilty of setting fire to the house of Lokanath Digal, a Christian in Dampidia village in Kandhamal district.

Church welcomes move to review anti-conversion laws

Father M. D. Thomas, secretary of Indian bishops' commission for inter-religious dialogue said the move, reported by local media, was "appreciable." However, he said it was too early to comment, as details of the review have yet to emerge.

  • In Sri Lanka children write prayers for priests in the Year for Priests

  • Church welcomes governor's promise to protect minorities

  • Christians, Muslims oppose move to legalize gay behavior

  • Church hails U.S. lawmakers' support of Bhopal gas victims

  • Historic basilica robbed

  • Religious groups oppose move to repeal gay law

  • 'Amen-An Autobiography of a Nun' now in English

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Asia

  • Caritas slams corporate farming

  • Movement helps kids grow spiritually, develop talents

  • Churches fight swine-flu spread

  • Church, temple join hands to fight deforestation

  • Christians call for greater concern for underprivileged

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Global

  • Global E-conference features St. Paul

  • Bishops call for migration summit

  • Cardinal to congress: don't fund D.C. abortions

  • Bishops decry honduran coup

  • Prayers from a Seminarian for Michael Jackson

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Vatican

  • Gemelli's John Paul II statue unveiled

  • Extortionists are slaveholders, says Pope

  • New encyclical out July 7

  • Help your Priests, Pope urges Archbishops

  • Pontiff laments train, plane tragedies

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Human Rights

  • Catholic bishops: between "hope and fear”

  • Will India revoke anti-conversion law?

  • Christians demand ban on Bajrang Dal

  • WCC asks Indian churches to fight caste discrimination

  • NGO agrees to provide free legal aid to Kandhamal victims

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Education

  • Movement helps kids grow spiritually, develop talents
  • Kerala Bishops hold discussions with Minister
  • University affiliation to Church institutions taken away, Church protests move
  • Top Church bodies in India sign Ecumenical agreement
  • Sydney youth day rocks on
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Year For Priests

Specials

Michelangelo's final works restored

The €3.2 million ($4.5 million) restoration project was presented during a press conference Tuesday in the Apostolic Palace.
  • The 5,000th Korean priest is born in Seoul
  • Evidence points to authenticity of St. Paul's Tomb
  • Pope notes his goal for Year for Priests
  • More hungry people in '09 than ever before
  • Document names Pius XII as co-conspirator against Hitler

Interviews

Masters of ceremonies

“Second, the Hail Mary has been inserted after the homily or at the end of Mass where it is sometimes turned into several other additional prayers. Is this allowable?”
  • The growing closeness of Japan and the Holy see (part 2)
  • Where the Priest should begin mass
  • One woman's mission to protect the natural environment

Columns

Is not this the Carpenter, the Son of Mary?

In Mark, Jesus' visit to his hometown is found not at the beginning of his ministry, but after a long period of preaching the Gospel and healing, even after the talks on the parables (Mark 4:1-34) and the resurrection of Jairus' daughter.
  • Bridging the distance between the Vatican and Asia
  • New forms of slavery
  • Japan's Catholic prime minister to meet Pope
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