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It was a crisp evening last July when Pope Leo XIV stepped onto the balcony overlooking St. Peter’s Square, his


My grandmother kept a small wooden box on her dresser, the kind with a brass latch that clicked when you


When Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan stands before cameras on November 1, 2025, to announce that his state has become


(UCA News) — Last year, I watched Father Anthonyswamy stack boxes of canned goods in the pouring rain. His small

I never expected to find my deepest spiritual insights while washing dishes or tending to a small window garden. For


I once met an elderly woman at a parish office hour who told me she felt invisible. “I have been


Pope Leo’s first encyclical Dilexit Te (He loved you) is a profound call for the Church to embody Christ’s love


I was twelve when I saw my grandmother kneel beside a homeless woman outside our village church. Most people had

(UCA News) — Every autumn, when millions of clay lamps flicker across India’s rooftops and courtyards, a beautiful paradox unfolds

At least forty-one people died at a political rally in Karur, Tamil Nadu, on 27 September. Seventeen were women. Ten

(UCA News) — On Mission Sunday, Oct. 19, India will bleed and breathe simultaneously. Manipur’s families will huddle in makeshift

There is something profoundly unsettling about watching a family sit together at dinner, each face bathed in the cold blue

a small church not long ago, I watched an elderly woman lean close to her granddaughter and whisper, “When life

Last Tuesday morning, as I stood in my kitchen staring at my coffee maker, I realized something profound about faith.

Last November, Brother Michael stood at the edge of a prison yard in Mumbai, watching men in jail suits file

At least 40 people, including 17 women and 10 children, died and more than 80 were wounded on Septemebr at

Last Tuesday morning at Saint Francis Xavier’s Church in Chennai, Father Jesu made a special announcement during Mass. “We have

(UCA News) — The morning mist still clung to the hills when Nanita Jadhav heard the tempo truck approaching her

Last spring, I watched my neighbor Maria kneel in her garden, cradling a handful of seeds that would never grow.

Last spring, I watched my neighbour Maria kneel in her garden, holding seeds that would never grow. The packet had

The evening air in Mumbai carried something special on September 8, 2024. At St. Theresa’s Church in Bandra, hundreds of

(UCA New) — When did you last pay with cash? I asked myself this question while mindlessly tapping my phone

(UCA News) — Somewhere in ancient Israel, a baby girl takes her first breath, and the universe holds its breath

(UCA News) — “Mama, why are they throwing stones at our church?” The little girl’s voice trembled as she clutched

In villages across India, Christians gather in secret to pray the Rosary. Their voices whisper ancient prayers to Mary, Queen

The old woman at the coffee shop was crying into her hands. Her shoulders shook as she whispered to her

Walk through any Indian city, and you will see them—lean dogs with watchful eyes, picking through garbage, sleeping in shadows,

In a world where leaders chase applause and institutions drift without anchors, Mother Teresa remains a luminous example of what

The Catholic Church in India faces a crisis it barely acknowledges. Behind the familiar rituals and parish duties, priests are taking their

People did not expect much from John Mary Vianney. Born in 1786 in a French village, he struggled through school

Pope Leo’s Gospel-centered approach insists that technology must serve humanity, not the reverse. The Catholic Church finds itself at a

(UCA News) — Father Stan Swamy’s death in custody raises profound questions about India‘s commitment to humanity under Prime...

Picture this: A family reunion after sixteen years where everyone has changed—some cousins have had five kids, others chose to

I watched my neighbor install her third air conditioning unit last summer while complaining about the unprecedented heat. Two blocks

As the Divine Word Society (Societas Verbi Divini, SVD) steps into its 150th year of foundation on September 8, 2024,

India stands at a crossroads where today’s decisions will determine whether the next generation inherits opportunity or struggle. Education...

The morning was like any other in Jerusalem. The temple courts bustled with people coming to pray, to learn, to

In the tapestry of faith woven through Scripture, Mary stands as a luminous thread, her life a testament to unwavering

India finds itself at a defining moment where the decisions we make today will determine whether the next generation inherits

In the world’s largest democracy, where religious identities shape social dynamics in profound ways, Christian educational institutions in India...

The diplomatic fallout was swift and severe. When Nupur Sharma, an official spokesperson for India’s ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP),

On April 30, 2025, Tamil Nadu marked a significant achievement in its healthcare system with the announcement that 80 people

When a soldier fights for India, their religion stays behind. This foundational truth of our armed forces—a cornerstone of our

The morning air was crisp, the kind that stings your cheeks but warms your soul. I stood on a hill

White smoke curled above the Sistine Chapel as the bells of St Peter’s rang across Rome. The crowd in the

In an era where labor is increasingly reduced to productivity metrics and profit margins, Saint Joseph the Worker stands as

At 9:45 AM on Easter Monday, Cardinal Kevin Farrell, Camerlengo of the Apostolic Chamber, announced the death of Pope Francis

The data speaks with a harrowing clarity that can no longer be ignored. According to the National Crime Records Bureau

(UCA News) — Good Friday, a day of solemn reflection for Christians worldwide, commemorates the crucifixion of Jesus Christ. However,

(UCA News) — In the soft haze of dawn, as the world held its breath between darkness and light, Mary
