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Bangladesh: Radicalization driving discrimination and attacks against Christians  

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With Islamist groups gaining political influence in Bangladesh, Church sources are increasingly concerned about the treatment of Christians and ongoing attacks on Catholic schools.  In ...

A New Village Chapel in Bangladesh  

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The Diocese of Sylhet in Bangladesh was established in 2011. There are 20,000 Catholics in the territory, which has a total population of 14 million. ...

ACN helps Jesuits open first novitiate in Bangladesh  

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On July 16th, thirty years after returning to Bangladesh, the Jesuits are opening a new novitiate in the South Asian country, where Christians are a ...

Success Story: A parish house for a new parish in Bangladesh

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Dinajpur is one of the poorest of the eight Catholic dioceses in Bangladesh. As they do everywhere in this overwhelmingly Muslim country, Catholics represent only ...

Bangladesh: the financial challenge of building churches

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“Hundreds of Catholics from several villages gathered and jostled for a place to sit, and many were forced to stand outside. The scene stuck in ...

Success Story: A New Chapel for a Village in Bangladesh

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Sonka is the poorest and remotest of the 35 villages of the parish of Nijpara in the Diocese of Dinajpur. While it is more than ...

A Village Chapel for Catholics in Bangladesh

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For many years now, the Catholic faithful in the village of Noyanagar, in Bangladesh, have been longing for a new chapel. The tiny mud chapel ...

Living in fear and misery after church attacks in Bangladesh

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"As the attacks took place, I fled to the forest with my family out of fear."

Christians are cast aside in Bangladesh

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"In the marketplace and in restaurants, separate plates, glasses and cups are reserved for ethnic indigenous peoples; Muslims and Hindus won’t use the same utensils ...

Bangladeshi Catholic couple prays for justice for martyred son

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SUKHRANJAN HALDER, 75 AND ANNA HALDER, 70, ARE A BANGLADESHI CATHOLIC COUPLE, who have been suffering financial, physical and mental anguish since they lost their ...
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