
Today's Scriptures present us with two stark portraits of such “holy folly”—a love that grieves for an enemy and a zeal that bewilders one’s own family.

The 75th Anniversary—or Diamond Jubilee—of the Catholic Church in Mayan Township, Namti Parish, was celebrated with a Mass attended by His Eminence Cardinal Charles Bo, Archbishop of Yangon, and Bishop John Mung Ngawn La Sam of Myitkyina Diocese.

Today, the Scriptures present us with two defining choices: the choice between vengeance and mercy, and the choice between worldly ambition and apostolic mission. Both reveal that the heart of God’s call is a call to a higher way.

The RVA Day and Thanksgiving Mass at Sacred Heart Cathedral in Mandalay on January 18 was presided over by Archbishop Marco Tin Win of Mandalay Archdiocese.

Today’s Scriptures place before us the stark contrast between the poison of envy and the liberating path of humility, showing us that true peace is found not in securing our own glory, but in surrendering to the will of God.

44 young nuns from the Sisters of St. Francis Xavier (SFX) completed an intensive 10-day training program in Pathein, equipping themselves for a mission that increasingly blends spiritual comfort with humanitarian response.

Today's Scriptures present us with two different battlefields. One is a valley filled with the clamor of armies; the other is a synagogue filled with the silence of hardened hearts.

Through the anointing of David and the teaching of Christ, we are reminded that true greatness and true freedom are found not in external conformity, but in the interior disposition of a heart surrendered to God.

Today's scriptures remind us that God looks first to the heart, and that true faithfulness is not about preserving old forms, but about being made new in Christ.

Through the voice of the prophet, the testimony of the Baptist, and the greeting of an Apostle, we are invited to behold the Lamb of God and discover our own identity and mission in Him.