
Archbishop Marco Tin Win of Mandalay reflected on the journey from being “Pilgrims of Hope” to now becoming “Pilgrims of Witness.”

God is love. Not just that God loves, but that His very essence, His identity, is Love itself.

The joy of Christmas finds its mission on Epiphany. The Child born for us is the Light revealed to us, so He may be proclaimed through us.

The light that dawned in Bethlehem was not a private glow for a chosen few, but a radiant beacon for the entire world, drawing all peoples out of darkness and into the brilliant dawn of God’s merciful love.

Bishop Henry Eikhlein traced the boarding house’s founding to a moment of inspiration. He recounted how its founder, Fr. Justin Saw Lwin, attended a youth congress in the Philippines where Pope St. John Paul II delivered a powerful message: “Be not afraid.”

Saint John, in his first letter, reveals our true identity with breathtaking clarity: “See what love the Father has bestowed on us that we may be called the children of God. And so we are!”

John the Baptist is simply "the voice of one crying out in the desert, ‘make straight the way of the Lord.’"

A happy and blessed New Year! As the world turns the page on the calendar, the Church, in her wisdom, does not begin with a resolution, but with a revelation.

Today, the beloved Apostle John assures us that we are not helpless in this struggle, for we possess a sacred anointing from God that enables us to abide in the Truth.

Through the gentle witness of a prophetess and the stark warning of an apostle, we are shown the path to a heart that rests in true and lasting peace.