Sumon Corraya

“I have been living with the Sisters since I was very young. They made my life better. I am eternally grateful,” Robi told RVA.

A half-day workshop titled “Dissemination of Study Observation of Disability-Inclusive and Gender-Responsive Early Warning in Khulna and Satkhira” was held at Hotel Lake Castle, Gulshan-2, Dhaka, Bangladesh on November 26, 2025.

Renowned Baul artist Abul Sarkar has been arrested on charges of insulting religion during a musical performance, sparking protests and violence against his supporters.

Bangladesh was rocked by its strongest earthquake in decades on the morning of November 21, leaving at least 10 people dead and more than 600 injured across the country.

Climate change is not only eroding coastlines and livelihoods in Bangladesh’s southern belt but also pushing thousands of children into hazardous labour and modern slavery, according to a new study presented by Golam Maainuddin, Coordinator (Research) at Caritas Development Institute (CDI). The findings were shared during an advocacy seminar held in Dhaka on 18 November.

The spirit of sportsmanship and faith came alive on November 14 at St. Mary’s Cathedral premises in Ramna, Dhaka, as the Jubilee Year and Archbishop Moses Memorial Football Tournament 2025 brought together Catholic youth from across Bangladesh.

Three attacks in just one month have shaken Dhaka’s Christian community, raising fears ahead of Advent and Christmas celebrations.

Amid this challenge, Dr. Sister Lipy Gloria Rozario, a member of the Sisters of Our Lady of Sorrows, has emerged as a leading advocate for mental health and suicide prevention.

Thousands of Christians gathered on November 2 at the centuries-old Wari Christian Cemetery in Dhaka to observe All Souls’ Day, a solemn occasion to honor and pray for departed loved ones.

In the heart of Bangladesh’s Catholic faith, the Rosary continues to be a wellspring of healing, strength, and spiritual renewal.