Tag: Diocese of Chanthaburi
Thai diocese strengthens lay role in social ministry after 50 years...
A diocesan study urges broader formation, stronger referral systems and deeper parish involvement in serving vulnerable communities across Thailand
Thai Catholic educators trained to spot trafficking, online threats against children
Education extends beyond academics when it comes to safeguarding vulnerable children from hidden dangers.
Ahead of the new academic term, Stella Maris of the Diocese...
Thai Church puts seafarers’ isolation and exploitation at center of Sea...
Church leaders urged pastoral care, labor protection and environmental responsibility as crews confront conflict, abandonment and dangerous conditions
Thai diocese trains lay MCs in human-centered church communication
Participants learned communication skills emphasizing hospitality, empathy and authentic presence while applying Pope Leo XIV’s teachings to parish ministry
Thai clergy study AI ethics as Vatican calls for deeper pastoral...
Catholic communicators and academics encouraged priests to help communities navigate technological change without losing human values
Catholic educators in Chanthaburi confront AI’s promise and perils in student...
Catholic educators urge ethical AI use in schools, stressing critical thinking, human dignity, and values formation amid rapid technological change
Thai Church centers deaf ministry as core pastoral mission
Thai bishops advance sign-language ministry, expanding faith formation and sacramental access for deaf Catholics nationwide
Bishop Phorn-Ngam takes helm as Chanthaburi’s new shepherd
The Diocese of Chanthaburi holds a special place in Thailand’s Catholic history, when in 1984, Pope John Paul II visited the diocese, stopping at a refugee camp sheltering thousands of Indochinese refugees.














