The Bangladesh Christian Association (BCA), a Christian rights organization in Bangladesh, has expressed concern over reported attacks and harassment targeting Christian communities in neighboring India’s West Bengal state and urged authorities to ensure the protection of religious minorities.
The Christian Cooperative Credit Union Ltd., Dhaka, popularly known as Dhaka Credit, was recognized as a model of success during the 104th International Day of Cooperatives celebration held in Agargaon, Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh, on July 4.
A one-day seminar in the Diocese of Rajshahi in northwestern Bangladesh highlighted the importance of praying the Rosary as a family under the theme, "The Family That Prays Together Stays Together."
Caritas Bangladesh organized a national-level consultation meeting with journalists at the Dhaka Reporters Unity (DRU) Auditorium in Dhaka, the capital city of Bangladesh, on June 18 to discuss the role of the media in promoting effective policies for climate migrants and communities displaced by climate change.
The Catholic bishops of Bangladesh are undertaking their Ad Limina Apostolorum visit to the Vatican from June 22 to 27, continuing one of the Catholic Church’s oldest and most significant traditions.
Four members of a Catholic family in a tribal village in central Bangladesh died in a desperate attempt to rescue a goat from an abandoned well, causing immense sorrow to the Catholic community.
Students, teachers, and religious sisters of St. Catharina Primary and Secondary School under Jhaljhaliya Parish in the Diocese of Mymensingh, central Bangladesh, observed World Environment Day with a tree plantation program on June 15.
The Commission for Integral Human Development of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of Bangladesh (CBCB) organized a Safeguarding Focal Points Training Workshop at the RNDM Sisters’ Renewal Centre in Mohammadpur, Dhaka, from June 11 to 12.
A Catholic school in southern Bangladesh is strengthening its focus on values-based education as it seeks to support the academic and personal development of students in a region where access to quality education remains a challenge.
Caritas Bangladesh's Emergency Response Programme (CB-ERP) commemorated World Environment Day with a tree-planting campaign and environmental awareness activities at Camp 17 in Cox's Bazar, a southeastern coastal district of Bangladesh that hosts nearly one million Rohingya refugees.
In a quiet Catholic village in northern Bangladesh, a simple family home has become an unlikely gathering place, drawing hundreds of visitors and sparking conversations about culture, identity, and unity.
The Episcopal Ordination of Father Paul Gomes as the first Bishop of the newly established Diocese of Joypurhat was solemnly celebrated at Beneedwar Parish, within the territory of the new diocese on June 5.
Young Catholics from across the Archdiocese of Chattogram gathered in the hill district of Bandarban in southeastern Bangladesh for the Archdiocesan Youth Day, held from May 26 to 30.
A month-long Rosary prayer program that brought Catholics together across villages concluded on May 31 at Our Lady of Protection Parish in Nobai Bottola, a Marian pilgrimage center in the Diocese of Rajshahi, northwestern Bangladesh.
Catholics across the Archdiocese of Dhaka joined a six-hour Rosary prayer initiative on May 30, seeking peace for the world, the nation, and families amid ongoing global conflicts and social unrest.
The Bangladesh Catholic Students’ Movement (BCSM) organized an environmental awareness program for students at Holy Child Ideal School in Gazipur, an industrial district north of Dhaka in central Bangladesh, on May 26.
A two-day formation seminar in northern Bangladesh brought together women religious from different congregations to deepen their commitment to consecrated life and strengthen community relationships amid evolving pastoral and social challenges.
The Diocese of Rajshahi, in northwestern Bangladesh, inaugurated Laudato Si’ Week with a tree-planting program at the Good Shepherd Cathedral Parish on May 17, highlighting environmental responsibility and care for creation.
The Christian Medical Association Bangladesh (CMAB) held its 64th Annual General Meeting on May 15–16, urging Christian doctors, nurses, and healthcare professionals across the country to reflect the values of Jesus Christ through compassionate medical service.
The Catholic Diocese of Barishal in southern Bangladesh observed the 60th World Communications Day on May 16 under the theme “Preserving Human Voices and Faces,” bringing together 53 participants from youth and student organizations.
