On March 4, the president of the Indian Bishops' Conference (CBCI) received the first dose of COVID-19 vaccine after inaugurating a designated vaccination center at the Holy Family Hospital in Bandra, Mumbai.
It depends on how we view guilt and shame in the Bible, writes David Robertson.
As sin takes us deeper than we ever imagined possible, others are dragged along into our self-deception.
If there's one thing we've learned from the case of Ravi Zacharias, it's that anyone can lead a double life.
On Ash Wednesday, the first day of Lent, the archbishop of Mumbai shared a homily urging Christians to render their hearts to the Lord with interior mourning, penance and fasting.
The Catholic Church in Kerala is all set to build the first gas-based crematorium in Thrissur, predicting it would become an acceptable form of funeral among the Catholic community in the state.
At least 26 individuals are killed and some 171 are missing after a part of the Himalayan glacier collapsed into the river causing a flash flood of dust, rocks and water to crash through bridges and roads in Uttarakhand’s Reni village.
Following Uttar Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh, the state government of Gujarat is considering implementing a new anti-conversion law to strictly thwart “love jihad,” reports from the Times of India suggest.
Anti-conversion laws have been passed in at least nine states across India, but Release's partners in the country warn that the Madhya Pradesh legislation is particularly tough, permitting police to arrest suspects without warrant and holding them without bail, with the onus on the suspect to prove their innocence.
In one part of the syllabus, entitled, “What famous people said about the cow,” it is claimed that "Jesus Christ said that killing a cow is like killing a human being."
Police officials in Karnataka prohibit a group of about 50 Christians from meeting for worship services, arguing that they were not Christians from birth, but must have been converted to Christianity through force or fraud.
After over a month-long investigation, the interfaith marriage that took place on 9 November between a Christian bride and a Muslim groom in a parish church in Ernakulam-Angamali Archdiocese in Kerala has been declared invalid.
