Tag: Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka’s New President vows uncompromised probe into 2019 Easter attacks
The new leader of Sri Lanka vowed that the reopened investigation into the 2019 Easter Sunday attacks would not be compromised, as he ordered...
Bishop expresses optimism as Sri Lanka reopens probe into 2019 Easter...
The attacks, which targeted three churches and three hotels on April 21, 2019, claimed the lives of 279 people and injured hundreds.
Sri Lanka reopens probe into 2019 Easter bombings amid claims of...
The Archdiocese of Colombo welcomed the decision, expressing hope that the new investigation would address the most pressing concerns
Cardinal Ranjith urges new Sri Lanka president to prioritize the poor
During a meeting at the Archbishop's House in Colombo, Cardinal Ranjith congratulated President Dissanayake, a known Marxist leader
Catholic bishops call for responsible voting ahead of Sri Lankan presidential...
The bishops urged them not to mislead the electorate with false promises or favors and to carefully assess their campaign collaborators
Tewatta Basilica in Sri Lanka celebrates 50th anniversary
The event drew Catholics and non-Catholics from across Sri Lanka, many claiming to have received physical and spiritual blessings
Sri Lankan cardinal criticizes government’s legislative focus, warns of threat to...
He emphasized the Catholic Church's stance on marriage, asserting that it should remain a union between a man and a woman
US Commission calls for special watch on Sri Lanka over religious...
Sri Lankan Christians are increasingly facing governmental and societal challenges, including severe restrictions
Women congregations empower Sri Lanka’s exploited tea plantation workers
Sri Lanka (which was known earlier as Ceylon) ranks third behind China and Kenya as the largest tea exporters in the world
In Asia Pacific, rise in public debt is hurting women’s access...
Gabriela assailed how Filipino women have been suffering due to decades of privatization and low prioritization of public health care