Tag: Dalit
Resurrection of Christ is yet to happen in India’s Church
Discrimination of Dalits in the Church is a plain and simple truth, but not accepted forthrightly by Church hierarchy
Indian state adopts resolution to provide Scheduled Caste status for Dalit...
All parties except the pro-Hindu Bharatiya Janata Party BJP and the Lok Satta Party supported the resolution
India’s first Dalit cardinal vows to be ‘missionary of compassion’
The Indian Church leader said his elevation to the College of Cardinals is in keeping with Pope Francis’ “care for the poorest of the poor”
With new Dalit cardinal, will India’s Catholic hierarchy stop caste hegemony?
The synodality process in the Indian Church needs first of all listening to the critical voices of the marginalized and excluded
Catholic bishops in India’s Tamil Nadu state urged to empower Dalits
The group said that if the bishops fail, the movement will launch protest actions
Creation of Dalit cardinal ‘sign of hope’ for Catholics in India
“This a sign that the Dalits have hope in the Church through the Holy Father”
India’s Dalit Christians hold another protest against installation of non-Dalit bishop
A series of protest actions greeted the appointment of Bishop Francis Kalist, a non-Dalit, as prelate of the Diocese of Pondicherry-Cuddalore
Dalits, Indigenous Peoples in India have shorter life span, says study
Research studies suggest that life expectancy varies with different social characteristics, caste, religion, and region
India’s Dalit Catholics intensify protest against ‘discrimination’ in appointment of bishop
For months, Dalit groups have been appealing to Catholic Church leaders to appoint a Dalit archbishop, even meeting with the apostolic nuncio
Catholics in India’s Tamil Nadu state protest appointment of non-Dalit bishop
Dalit groups have been appealing to Catholic Church leaders to appoint a Dalit archbishop, even meeting with the apostolic nuncio
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