
Cardinal Bo emphasized a message of universal fraternity. “All may differ in beliefs or nationalities, but we are all members of one family,” he stated.

We grow tired in prayer, we feel the relentless pressure of the world, and we can become discouraged in our mission. The divine sustenance offered to us in the midst of the battle. They are the sustaining pillars of a faithful life: persevering prayer, faithful Scripture, and the support of our community.

Archbishop Basilio Athai underscored the mission's core, saying, “Love is not measured by greatness or smallness. The more love you give, the more it grows; the more you receive, the more it fills your life.”

Over 300 children gathered at St. Anthony Church in Putao on October 10, 2025, for a combined Mass and prayer service dedicated to world peace and the 2025 Jubilee Year.

This is the Lukan charism in a nutshell: the proclamation of the Good News is inextricably linked to the ministry of healing and reconciliation.

“Do not be afraid of those who kill the body,” Jesus says, “but after that can do no more.”

Over 400 young missionaries of the Myitkyina Parish gathered at St. Columban’s Cathedral on October 11, 2025, to recite the Rosary for world peace and participate in Jubilee Year teachings.

It is the contrast between a righteousness we futilely try to build for ourselves and the righteousness that God freely gives us as a gift of grace.

“To enthrone the Bible on a stand is not the end, but we must enthrone it in our hearts,” Bishop Raymond Wai Lin Htun stated.

Saint Teresa of Jesus understood that the only solution to the hypocrisy Jesus condemns is a deep, personal, and transformative interior life.