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QUETTA VICARIATE
Service, Peace and Development
About US
Quetta Apostolic Vicariate has its roots beginning in the reign of the British Empire in 1697, when the Vicariate of the Great Mogul was established, which included the lands Balochistan. In 1832, the Vicariate formed a part of the Archdiocese of Bombay and in 1878 it was passed to the mission of Afghanistan, which had been entrusted to the Mill Hill missionaries. Quetta, in the years to follow, would be visited by Jesuits (who left in 1935) and then Franciscans (until 1982). In 1982, the pastoral care of the local community was entrusted to the Missionary Oblates of Mary Immaculate (OMI), later reinforced by Salesians.
Catholic Communication Network Quetta (CCNQ)
Rev. Fr. Cecil Paul OMI, director of Catholic Communication Network Quetta, proudly announces for the faithful of the Vicariate and its Clergy priests and religious serving within the country and overseas, that the Apostolic Vicariate of Quetta, Balochistan has marked a historical milestone in launching their website on the auspicious occasion of the “Feast of the Immaculate Conception of Our Lady on Dec 8th, 2022”. With immense joy I extend my hearty congratulations to our Apostolic Vicar His Excellency Bishop Khalid Rehmet, faithful and Clergy that this small Ecclesiastical unit (Apostolic Vicariate of Quetta) has taken an initiative to come up on the webpage in order to extend our communication and Vicariate on the road to successes, through service, peace, and developments which is possible through your prayers and generous contribution.
Vicariate in Pakistan
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