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Three Kings Feast: Where Goa’s Reis Magos Meets the Story of Epiphany

Celebrated across the Christian world as Epiphany, the Feast of the Three Kings holds a unique place in Goa through the vibrant traditions of Reis Magos. From biblical symbolism to village processions, the feast reflects faith, culture, and community coming together.

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Why Gen Z Is Finding Its Way Back to Faith?

After decades of declining religious participation, Gen Z is showing a quiet but measurable return to faith. Driven by anxiety, uncertainty, and a search for meaning, many young people are turning to religious communities for structure, belonging, and real-world connection.

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All Saints’ Day: A Timeless Celebration of Faith, Memory, and Holiness

All Saints’ Day, celebrated every November 1, stands as one of Christianity’s oldest and most meaningful traditions — a day devoted to honoring all saints, both known and unknown. Rooted in ancient history and carried through centuries of faith, it invites believers to pause, reflect, and celebrate the lives that have illuminated the world with love, service, and holiness.

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Our Lady of Home Gets ‘Spiritually Holy Welcomed’ in MLA Joshua De Souza House in Mapusa

Mapusa Constituency MLA Joshua De Souza says, “I welcome Mother Mary into my home today, a moment that strengthens our faith and keeps alive a treasured tradition.” Our Lady of Home is the ‘Mother of strengthening homes’ in all Christian families across Goa, India.

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Goa Faithful Venerate Relic of Saint Carlo Acutis in Cavelossim During Canonisation in Rome

As Saint Carlo Acutis was canonized in Rome, hundreds gathered at Holy Cross Church, Cavelossim, to venerate a relic of the teen saint—his strand of hair encased in a statue. The relic, brought by the Capuchins, is part of a statewide pilgrimage, drawing faithful and inspiring the youth with Acutis’ legacy of holiness in the digital age.