
True fasting involves a transformation of our hearts and a commitment to love and selflessly serve others.

Discipleship requires us to surrender our wills to God's and to trust in His plan for our lives, even when it may seem difficult or unclear.

Newly consecrated Bishop Peter Tin Wai of Pyay Diocese encouraged the faithful to be strengthened and empowered by the Holy Spirit to meet God at the thanksgiving mass.

He encourages us to pray, fast, and give alms in secret, so that we may be truly seeking to please God rather than seeking the approval of others.

True wealth and blessings come from aligning ourselves with God's Will and seeking His Kingdom above all else.

Pope Francis' words of thanks and his message for peace in the world

Our relationship with God should be our top priority, and that we must be willing to let go of anything that stands in the way of our faith.

Be mindful of our words and actions, to have faith in Christ's victory over death, and to strive for personal growth and spiritual maturity.

Honoring our parents and respecting authority can build stronger family bonds and foster a sense of unity and harmony within our communities.

“I am quite satisfied with the program and participation. I hope that the catechists continue the mission of God with fresh energy and renewed enthusiasm and joy in their respective parishes,” Fr. Hyginus said.