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Diocese of Khulna serves Dalit Catholics through education and dignity work

The Diocese of Khulna combines evangelisation, education, and social support to help Dalit Catholics reclaim dignity and build better futures.

1 min read · Published August 7, 2026
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The Diocese of Khulna in Bangladesh, where the Catholic population is predominantly composed of members from Dalit backgrounds, has undertaken work to support historically marginalised communities in reclaiming their dignity and building better futures. The church combines three approaches in this effort: evangelisation, education, and social support. The initiative reflects the church's commitment to walking alongside Dalit Catholics as they work toward improved circumstances. By integrating spiritual formation with practical educational and social services, the diocese addresses both the spiritual and material needs of communities who have historically faced systemic marginalisation. The effort demonstrates how a local Catholic community can adapt its mission to the particular context and needs of its congregation, prioritising the restoration of dignity for those whose circumstances have long denied it to them.

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Source: Vatican News — https://www.vaticannews.va/en/church/news/2026-08/bangladesh-the-church-walks-alongside-the-dalits-toward-dignity.html

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