Fr. Santosh Digal

Young people from Asia joined the 28th Federation of Asian Bishops Conferences - Office of Social Communication (FABC-OSC) Bishops’ Meet participants via the virtual conferencing app. Photo credit: CSCT - Catholic Social Communications of Thailand

The culmination of the three-day program featured a stimulating panel discussion on various diocesan media initiatives in the Karnataka region.

"To heal, one needs to acknowledge what one feels; one needs to not fight it but embrace it instead of running away," said Annabel Uy.

"I am glad to know that God has blessed the Catholic Youth Bible Group to grow, bear fruit, and bloom in the country, strengthening the members’ faith and life,” said Father Hong In-sik.

"We are creating public awareness among people regarding the one million bamboo tree planting projects,” said Fr. Beltran.

Two Asians among three nuns were awarded for combating trafficking.

People in Pakistan know of a De La Salle Brother who has done groundbreaking work as a missionary in education and spreading the Gospel.

The Claretian missionaries held a Word Conference on the theme of “The Biblical Perspective of Synodality” on October 28 in St. Claret Seminary, Kattuwa, Sri Lanka.

On October 28, Bishop James Thoppil, who is Bishop of Kohima Diocese, released "Ntho Bible Ntsata Ethan," a Catholic translation of the New Testament into the Lotha language.

Bishop Su also encouraged everyone, saying, "God created us for love; we imitate Jesus and the saints commemorated by the Church today.”