Diocesan Commissions

Fosters and coordinates Basic Christian Communities (Anbiams) to build vibrant, faith-filled neighborhood groups.

Advocates for the rights, welfare, and advancement of Backward Classes, Most Backward Classes, and Denotified Communities within the Church and society.

Promotes the reading, study, and love of Sacred Scripture among the faithful.

Directs and supports the religious education and faith formation of all age groups in the parishes within the diocese.

Directs and supports the religious education and faith formation of all age groups in the schools within the diocese.

Promotes spiritual renewal through the Holy Spirit and coordinates efforts to spread the Gospel message.

Promotes integral ecology and the care for God's creation in response to the Church's teaching, particularly Laudato Si'.

Fosters unity among Christians and promotes understanding and collaboration with people of other religions.

Oversees and guides the diocese's educational institutions to ensure they provide quality formation rooted in Catholic values.

Provides pastoral care and formation for engaged couples, married couples, and families to help them live out their vocation to holiness.

Coordinates the diocese's healthcare services, promotes health and healing in line with Catholic ethics, and provides care for the sick.

Addresses the concerns of workers and advocates for their rights, dignity, and justice in the workplace, guided by Catholic social teaching.

Promotes the mission and active participation of lay faithful in the life of the Church and the world.

Offers legal assistance to the poor and marginalized while promoting social justice, peace, and reconciliation.

Oversees and enriches the sacred liturgical celebrations and worship of the diocesan community in accordance with Church norms.

Guides and coordinates the various lay devotional groups and movements approved by the Church.

Educates and encourages the faithful to participate responsibly in political life according to Catholic social principles.

Provides pastoral care, support, and rehabilitation services to those who are incarcerated and their families.

Specifically addresses the rights, needs, and empowerment of Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe communities.

Utilizes various media platforms to communicate the Gospel and the activities of the diocese effectively.

Manages charitable activities and provides pastoral and social support to migrants, refugees, and uprooted people.

A movement advocating for the right to life and livelihood, particularly for the marginalized and oppressed.

Fosters, promotes, and discerns vocations to the priesthood and consecrated religious life.

Promotes the dignity, rights, and active participation of women in the Church and society.

Engages and empowers young people to live as disciples of Christ and become active members of the Church and society.