
Today we celebrate the Feast of Saint Matthias, an apostle chosen not by popular acclaim, not by political maneuvering, but by the quiet, sovereign will of God.

Around 700 listeners, followers, priests, and religious gathered on May 11 at Chyat Pawng Chan village, Myitkyina, to celebrate RVA Day of Lisu Service, marking the impact of Catholic media in reaching tens of thousands through digital platforms.

On this Memorial of Our Lady of Fatima, the Church remembers a Mother who came from heaven to a humble Portuguese village, asking for prayer, penance, and consecration.

Jesus tells His disciples, “I am going to the Father, and you will see me no longer… It is better for you that I go, for if I do not go, the Advocate will not come.”

Today, the Scriptures give us both a beautiful example of an open heart and a sobering reminder that not all will receive the truth.

More than 50 catechism teachers from across the Diocese of Kalay gathered for a three-day training from May 4–6 at Sacred Heart Church, aimed at strengthening systematic religious education for children.

The Risen Lord is not distant; He is with us through the Spirit, empowering us to live and to speak the hope that is within us.

The Catholic faithful of Kalay Diocese gathered in thanksgiving on May 6 to celebrate the 20th Episcopal Ordination Anniversary of Bishop Felix Lian Khen Thang, honoring two decades of dedicated service.

The Catholic faithful of Saizang Village in Tedim Township gathered in great joy on May 2-3 to celebrate the 25th Silver Jubilee of Priestly Ordination of Rev. Fr. James Cin Len Khai, a milestone that also honored his recent PhD in Clinical Psychology.

Today, the Scriptures present us with both: a Spirit who closes doors and opens others, and a Lord who tells us plainly that the world may hate us because it first hated Him.