Tag: Catholic Bishops’ Conference of Thailand
Thai Catholic Church pays solemn tribute to late Queen Sirikit
Thai Catholic Church honors late Queen Sirikit with memorial Mass, reflecting her legacy of service and interreligious harmony
Thailand’s Catholic bishops sound alarm as border clashes displace thousands
Thai bishops warn of casualties and displacement as border fighting with Cambodia intensifies and Church relief efforts expand
Thai Catholics honored with papal knighthood for ‘hidden but generous’ service
Pope Leo XIV honored six Thai Catholics for dedicated service, highlighting their quiet contributions to Church life and national community
Church in Thailand releases guidelines to humanize technology and uphold faith...
The Catholic Bishops’ Conference of Thailand (CBCT) released new Guidelines on Digital Culture on October 21, urging an ethical and faith-centered approach to the...
Catechists across Thailand pledge to become ‘Missionaries of Hope’
Catechists from across Thailand renewed their mission as “Missionaries of Hope,” inspired by Pope Leo XIV and the Jubilee 2025 theme
Thailand’s religious affairs department probes ‘fire exorcism’ ritual; Catholic bishops disassociate...
Thailand’s Religious Affairs Department investigates a “fire exorcism” ritual as Catholic bishops denounce it as a distortion of faith
First millennial saint: Relics of Carlo Acutis journey through Asia ahead...
Relics of Carlo Acutis inspire Asian Catholics, highlighting his digital-age faith ahead of his historic canonization in Rome
Thailand’s bishops launch synodality implementation phase through 2028
Thailand’s bishops launch synodality implementation phase, forming committees to embed shared discernment, participation, and mission
Faith communities in Bangkok push for ethical ecosystem amid national challenges
Thailand’s Ethics Assembly gathered leaders of five major religions to promote interfaith cooperation, moral formation, and social resilience
Church in Thailand equips seminarians for deaf ministry
Thailand’s seminarians train in sign language and Deaf ministry, fostering inclusive pastoral care for marginalized Catholic communities
















