More than one hundred priests of the Archdiocese of Yangon gathered at St. Mary’s Cathedral on Holy Thursday morning, April 2, to celebrate the Chrism Mass and renew their priestly vows before His Eminence Cardinal Charles Bo of Yangon Archdiocese.
This is the night! This is the night when darkness yields to light, when death is swallowed up in victory, when the ancient story of God's saving love reaches its climax.
On this solemn evening, the Word of God presents us with a profound contrast: the eternal, faithful call of God, and the fragile, faltering response of humanity.
The Episcopal handover ceremony and Chrism Mass of the Hpa-An Diocese took place at St. Francis Xavier Cathedral on March 28, marking the official transfer of pastoral authority from Bishop Justin Saw Min Theid to Bishop Stanislaus Min Ko.
Today, the Word of God presents us with two profound portraits of love: the quiet, faithful Servant in Isaiah, and the extravagant, prophetic woman in the Gospel. Together, they reveal the heart of God’s mission and the proper response of the believing heart.
God promises a definitive end to exile, division, and conflict, establishing a “covenant of peace” with them, a bond so intimate that He declares, “My dwelling shall be with them; I will be their God, and they shall be my people.”
Pope Leo XIV has accepted the resignation of Bishop Justin Saw Min Theid from the pastoral governance of the Diocese of Hpa-An after 17 years of service, the Vatican announced on March 26.
Bishop Henry Eikhlein of Pathein Diocese blessed and officially opened a new clergy house at Ywegone Parish in Pathein Diocese on March 25, administering the Sacrament of Confirmation to 148 faithful during the same celebration.