More than 300 members of the Legion of Mary gathered at a private residence on April 18 to honor U Myint Wai, a benefactor whose nearly 30 years of logistical and financial support have sustained the apostolic group's missions across Myanmar.
The Church presents us with two movements of divine grace. One is a man drawn by the Spirit to encounter the Scriptures; the other is the Lord Himself declaring the source of our faith.
The Catholic community of Mandalay Archdiocese gathered in solemn prayer on April 21 to mark the first anniversary of the passing of Pope Francis, remembering a pontiff who once placed his hand over his heart at the mention of Myanmar and said, “Myanmar is always in my heart.”
The five-day seminar, titled "A Life of Faith Rooted in the Holy Eucharist," was held from April 13 to 17 at St. Aloysius Catholic Minor Seminary in the scenic hill station of Pyin Oo Lwin.
On this Memorial of Saint Anselm of Canterbury, a Doctor of the Church renowned for his profound theological insight and his famous motto "faith seeking understanding," we encounter two responses to divine revelation.
Over 80 Catholics from across Myanmar’s conflict-affected regions gathered for a nine-day Christian Meditation Retreat, seeking spiritual healing and inner peace.
Bishop Felix Lian Khen Thang of Kalay Diocese visited Kimlai village on April 11 to bless the newly constructed St. Paul’s Church and administer the Sacrament of Confirmation to about 100 young people.
Today, we witness two seemingly different scenes: one about the practical organization of a growing community, the other about a terrifying storm on the sea.
One is the cautious wisdom of a respected Pharisee named Gamaliel. The other is the seemingly illogical multiplication of loaves by Jesus. Together, they teach us that God’s ways are not our ways—and that is our greatest hope.