A man took his own life within the premises of San Francisco de Asis Parish Church in Naga City, nearly 400 kilometers southeast of Manila, on June 29, leading to the temporary closure of the church.
"We shared our anxieties regarding our mission work in north India, which religious fundamentalists are hindering," said Cardinal Mar George Alencherry, the Major Archbishop of the Syro-Malabar church.
Pope appoints Cardinal Filipe Neri as a member of the Section for Fundamental Issues of Evangelization in the World (New Evangelization) of the Dicastery for Evangelization.
Cardinal Ranjith stated, "We regret that the government has failed to investigate the relationship between military intelligence and Saharan's terrorist group."
"Jubilee means it's time to take a break, look back, thank and praise God, and evaluate your successes, failures, and achievements," said Bishop Gervas.
The Atmadarshan Media Studies (AMS), Indore, in collaboration with the St. Paul Institute of Professional Studies (SPIPS), commenced the second batch of media studies on “Film Production.”
"With all Catholics in the Jakarta Archdiocese, I sincerely and gratefully want to wish a happy Eid al-Fitr 1 Shawwal 1444 Hijriah to my Muslim brothers and sisters in Indonesia,” Cardinal Ignatius Suharyo
"I hope the perpetrators face the maximum punishment so that it can be a deterrent to others," said Fr. Vinsensius Darmin Mbula, chairman of The National Council of Catholic Education.
Belinda Pereira, an Indian Catholic woman, was among the recipients of the 3rd Mother Teresa Award on April 16 in Mumbai, in the western Indian state of Maharashtra
"There is no problem with having a person from a different church teach a different religion. If two souls can't join together, God's order isn't followed." Cardinal Patrick D'Rozario, CSC.
Father Timothy Ploch said, "Salesian missionaries in India and around the globe provide educational programs for women so they can find employment and become self-sufficient, which aids their families and communities.”
"We must stand up for those who are oppressed and marginalized, and work to eliminate the systemic forces that keep people in poverty and suffering and bury the innocents before their death," the Cardinal said.
"We are badly needing huge trees like Acacia Trees because of the damaging effects of global warming and climate change. The cutting of four huge Acacia Trees is a big loss not only for this generation but for many generations to come," said Bishop Uy.
John Paul II described it as the "voice of Asian Christianity" when he visited in 1981. In his Ecclesia in Asia, an apostolic exhortation in 1999 after the Special Synod in Rome the year before, he said the radio station was an "excellent instrument of mission."
'Finance and Project Management Training' seeks to support ministry in media pastoral work as it relates to financial independence," said Fr. Antonius G. Lalu.
