From the JNVaz Institute Martin Luther King Jr. and St. Joseph Vaz Celebrating the struggle for human dignity and freedom! This year, April is a month that brings to mind Continue Reading →
Exhibition celebrating crosses through the ages recalls the arrival of Joseph Vaz as a missionary in the 17th century. Kalutara: Sunday school teacher Sithumini Fernando traveled to the western Sri Lankan Continue Reading →
Appeared in Indian Express on 16 the March In a state where religious conversion has always been a highly sensitive and contentious issue and anti-conversion laws have been introduced by Continue Reading →
Catholics in Ranchi to reinter body of revered Father Camille Bulcke at local college. New Delhi:March 12, 2018 Indian Jesuits are moving the remains of a popular Belgian missioner from Continue Reading →
The Prayer for the Martyrs was officially distributed in all the dioceses of Odisha. Bhubaneswar: The archdiocese of Cuttack-Bhubaneswar has launched a prayer to speed up the cause of canonization Continue Reading →
The Joseph Naik Vaz Institute celebrates its 40th year in existence this year. Goas first native saint, Saint Joseph Vaz, was canonized in January 2015, thanks largely to the grassroots Continue Reading →
Come and celebrate our native Saints! Invitation from the Joseph Naik Vaz Institute, California Offering Masses for the Beatification and Canonization of our Indian and Sri Lankan Saints since 1978 Continue Reading →
Panaji: Nearly 200 protesters staged a dharna outside the Goa Archbishop’s official residence in Panaji on Dec 9, protesting against the Church’s decision to relocate of the feast venue of Continue Reading →
First and foremost, we send heartfelt thanks to the church and parish of St. John the Baptist in El Cerrito for supporting our monthly Mass and participating with us in Continue Reading →
The nun, who was born in Pulluvazhy village in 1954, mostly worked in north India. November 6, 2017 Sr Rani Maria, a Franciscan Clarist nun, was working with landless laborers Continue Reading →