
“… And how can they hear without someone preaching to them? And how can anyone preach unless they are sent?” (Rm 10:14-15)

God's ways are higher than our ways and that we should trust in his wisdom and timing.

Let us repent of our sins and shortcomings, and ask for God's forgiveness and mercy.

God delights in showing mercy and compassion to His people, even when they do not deserve it.

While our actions have consequences, there is always room for redemption and healing when we turn toward God and seek His forgiveness.

“In the face of despair, he must remind his people that God’s justice and peace will prevail, even if we do not yet see it and bishop must also be a “beacon of hope”, inspiring his people to look beyond their suffering to the future that God is preparing,” His Eminence Charles Cardinal Bo insisted.

Our trust should be placed in God, who is our provider and sustainer.

Like St. Joseph, we are called to submit ourselves to God's will and trust in His divine plan for us, even when it may be difficult or unclear.

“Dear parents, please give the inheritance of faith to your children. Hand the faith to your children,” Bishop Henry Eikhlein of Pathein Diocese encouraged.

We are called to live out our faith in a way that reflects God's love and grace to those around us, rather than seeking recognition and praise for ourselves.