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Catholic charity leads relief after landslides kill Rohingya in Bangladesh

July 13, 2026 Stephan Uttom Rozario 0

Caritas Bangladesh is helping survivors with shelter, water, and sanitation after monsoon landslides struck Rohingya refugee camps in Cox’s Bazar. […]

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Catholic Church in India expands coaching to prepare youth for civil service exams

June 29, 2026 Stephan Uttom Rozario 2

As the Church in India faces mounting pressures, the Archdiocese of Delhi is quietly opening doors for young people chasing the country’s most coveted jobs and university seats. […]

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Funding cuts force Catholic charity to scale back Rohingya aid in Bangladesh

June 20, 2026 Stephan Uttom Rozario 0

As foreign donations dwindle, the Catholic Church’s relief agency in Bangladesh is repairing fewer shelters and rationing hygiene supplies for Rohingya refugees who depend on it. […]

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Church leaders welcome first Catholic Indigenous woman in Bangladesh’s Parliament

June 16, 2026 Stephan Uttom Rozario 0

Anna Minj, nominated to a reserved seat by the governing party, used her first budget-session address to urge that new funds actually reach Bangladesh’s poorest ethnic communities. […]

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Cardinal Kikuchi urges Caritas Asia to stand with the poor as funding shrinks

June 11, 2026 Stephan Uttom Rozario 0

Addressing humanitarian leaders from across Asia in Bangkok, the president of Caritas Internationalis said the Church’s charity must stay close to the poor even as global funding declines. […]

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Bangladesh church bombing: 25 years on, Catholic victims still await justice

June 3, 2026 Stephan Uttom Rozario 0

A bomb tore through Sunday Mass at Most Holy Redeemer Church in Gopalganj on June 3, 2001; a quarter-century later, police have yet to file a single charge sheet in the case. […]

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Catholics turn to May rosary to draw youth back to faith in Bangladesh

May 23, 2026 Stephan Uttom Rozario 0

Youth commissions and parishes across this majority Muslim nation are leading hostel- and village-based rosary devotions throughout the traditional Marian month. […]

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In Bangladesh, Caritas project puts Laudato Si’ into practice for poor families

May 18, 2026 Stephan Uttom Rozario 0

As the global Church marks Laudato Si’ Week, a Caritas project in a remote corner of Bangladesh shows what the late Pope Francis’ encyclical looks like on the ground. […]

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Priest beaten, robbed at church amid wave of attacks on Catholics in Bangladesh

May 1, 2026 Stephan Uttom Rozario 0

Authorities detained three men in connection with the late-night assault and theft at De Mazenod Catholic Church in Dhaka, the latest in a string of attacks on Bangladesh’s small Christian minority. […]

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Indigenous Christian families assaulted amid land grab conflict in northern Bangladesh

April 22, 2026 Stephan Uttom Rozario 0

A mob reportedly attacked a Christian village in the Birganj area of ​​the Dinajpur Diocese injuring Indigenous Christians and Hindus and damaging property. […]

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