The Chennai Diocese recently held a volunteers’ meeting, bringing together all members engaged in the Prison Ministry. The gathering provided an opportunity to discuss ongoing activities, share experiences, and plan future initiatives aimed at supporting prisoners and their families. It also served to strengthen teamwork, motivation, and commitment among the volunteers in their mission of […]

On August 24, 2025, the Chennai Diocese celebrated PMI Sunday Mass, presided over by Archbishop Most Rev. Dr. George Antonysamy. The Mass brought together volunteers, parishioners, and supporters of the Prison Ministry, offering spiritual guidance, encouragement, and renewed dedication to serving prisoners and their families with compassion and care.

The Chengalpet Diocese successfully conducted the program “Psychological Approach to the Prisoners” on August 16, 2025, at the Chengalpet Pastoral Centre. On behalf of Chairman Bishop Most Rev. Dr. Ambrose, heartfelt congratulations were extended for the success of the Healed Healer initiative. The program highlighted the importance of psychological support and rehabilitation for prisoners, making […]

On August 12, 2025, the Pudhuchery Guddalur Diocese extended support to the family of Mrs. Puspa Suresh at Maligampattu, near Pannikkankuppam Parish, by donating two goats. This initiative aims to provide the family with a sustainable source of livelihood and nutritional support, reflecting the Diocese’s commitment to uplifting marginalized families and promoting community welfare.

On August 10, 2025, the Chengalpet Diocese celebrated PMI Sunday Mass in Guduvanchery, Chengalpattu, presided over by the Diocesan Bishop. The Mass brought together volunteers, faithful, and supporters of the Prison Ministry, providing spiritual nourishment and encouragement for their ongoing service and commitment to the welfare of prisoners and their families.

The Tanjore Diocese celebrated PMI Sunday Mass in August 2025, bringing together volunteers, parishioners, and supporters of the Prison Ministry. The celebration provided spiritual enrichment, encouragement, and a renewed sense of commitment to serving prisoners and their families, reflecting the Diocese’s dedication to compassion and community outreach.