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An AVOSA delegation comprising 107 members from the various parishes of the UAE, attended the World Meeting of Families at Dublin, Ireland (August 21-26)

Considering the fundamental role of water in creation and in human development, care for water sources and water basins is an urgent imperative.

Wave of solidarity for the affected state which witnessed worst floods in a century

Open sessions with Fr. Wilson, Feast of Grandparents among this month's highlights

6th Annual Family Ministry Seminar held on June 1 and 2 at Abu Dhabi and Jebel Ali

The longest serving missionary of the Vicariate, Fr. Eugene completes 60 years of dedicated service for the mission in Arabia

Tuesday 26 June 2018 to be observed by faithful of Vicariate as Day of Prayer for Peace in Yemen

The Second Preparatory Meeting for World Youth Day in Panama 2019 began with the participation of delegates from 83 countries from 5 continents.

Sr. Giacinta Vanotti served in the Vicariate for 53 years (1950-2003).

Chooses theme for 2019 annual conference, discusses self-evaluation programme for catechists

Marriage Support, Parenting, Finance Management among many other topics focussed by the ministry to strengthen and support family bonds

Bishop Paul celebrates joy of the faith with over 400 young people from across country

Frs. Thomas Sebastian and Paul Koenig, "missionaries of mercy' attend gathering where Pope Francis asks missionaries to continue mandate

Pope Francis invites over 300 young people from all over the world to Rome in preparation for Synod on Youth

Exhortation released today at the Vatican reproposes the call to holiness for all Christians "with all its risks, challenges and opportunities"

It is in professing our faith and in doing what Jesus teaches us that we experience the truth

“Who will roll away the stone from the tomb of our hearts where hope has died?” Bishop Paul reminds us that we should have the courage to approach the tombs in our lives “hoping against hope” and discover that it still happens that the stones are rolled away.

Staying near the cross implies a commitment also for us. It does not need a lot of words, only compassion and the readiness to offer hospitality and communion to people who are suddenly deprived of their beloved ones.

Bishop Paul reminds the faithful that in our daily lives as Christians, they can truly re-enact the roles of the disciples in the passion of the Lord