Archdiocesan News

The Patriarchal Seminary of Rachol, through its Good Shepherd Institute of Theology, has announced a Theological-Pastoral Course for Lay Faithful focusing on the teachings of the Church in the spirit of the Second Vatican Council. The programme aims to deepen the understanding of Christian Ethics, Social Doctrine, and Faith among the laity. The sessions will […]

Caritas Goa, in association with the Corporation of the City of Panaji with the support of Mr. Rohit Monseratte, Mayor, CCP, is organising the Comedy and Cuisine Festival at Garcia de Orta Garden, Panjim, from 29th to 31st May, from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. The festival is being held to support disadvantaged women, with

On 13th May 2026, the Parishioners of Utorda, celebrated a milestone. It was the 50th year, a golden jubilee of the elevation of Our Lady of Lourdes Chapel to a Church. A bit of Background as to how the original chapel came into existence. There Existed a Holy Cross in Gabriel Cruz ward on the

The Museum of Christian Art will host “Nature’s Touch: A Sustainable Self-Care Workshop” on Sunday, 31 May, at 11:00 a.m. The workshop, open to participants aged 15 years and above, will teach the creation of eco-friendly self-care products such as body scrub, hair oil, moisturizer, and lip balm inspired by Goan traditions and slow living.

Revered Diocesan Priest and Music Maestro Fr. Bernardo Cota Passes Away Fr. Tomé Bernardo Teofista Cota (lovingly known to all as Fr. Bernardo Cota), a revered diocesan priest of the Archdiocese of Goa, passed away on 27th May, 2026, at the age of 80. He leaves behind a monumental legacy as a gentle shepherd and

–Fr. Barry Cardozo Priests, Religious, Laity and People of all walks of Life Mourn the sudden and heartbreaking demise of Rev. Fr. Bolmax Pereira, a beloved priest, dedicated Professor of Botany, passionate PhD scholar, and an impactful community leader of Goa, whose funeral mass will be celebrated on 28th May, 2026, at 3.30 pm, Holy

Federation of Asian Bishops’ Conferences in collaboration with various Church bodies, will organise a formation webinar on June 9 titled “Why & How to Celebrate ‘Creation Day’ with the New Mass,” to help dioceses, parish teams, and priests prepare for the annual celebration of Creation Day on the third Sunday of September. The initiative follows

“The Lord has done great things for us, and holy is His name!” This triumphant cry filled the air as the Handmaids of Christ celebrated Sr. Serafica Baracho’s 100th birthday – the Congregation’s first centenary jewel, a symphony of gratitude for a life drenched in God’s boundless love. At 100, Sr. Serafica shines as a

The Job Fair recently held at St Xavier’s College, Mapusa, attracted a large number of final year students and alumni  to explore diverse career opportunities that were offered by reputed companies who had set up job desks at the College campus. The Placement Drive featured a wide range of roles across sectors, including sales executive, human

The Museum of Christian Art (MoCA), Old Goa, marked International Museum Day 2026 with a vibrant three-day celebration titled May for Music,  Mango,  Museum and Mario, bringing together music, heritage, and community engagement. The celebrations commenced on 16th May with Echoes of May, a live musical evening held in the museum courtyard. Featuring the Three