
Love is given freely, not for reward, but in imitation of our generous God.

The Church, in her maternal wisdom, does not leave us to grieve as those who have no hope. Instead, she draws back the curtain of eternity and bathes our sorrow in the radiant light of God’s promises.

Today, we do not merely remember the saints; we celebrate our shared vocation to join them, for the path to holiness is nothing less than the path to our true and eternal home.

Today, the Word of God reveals that the ultimate fulfillment of the law is not found in rigid observance, but in a love that is willing to suffer and to heal.

His Eminence Charles Cardinal Bo shared a personal childhood memory of offering his weekly allowance to the church donation box while praying to one day become a priest. “Looking back, I have received far more blessings than I had ever asked for,” the Cardinal reflected.

The Catholic Bishops' Conference of Myanmar (CBCM) published a message of Compassion and Hope for Myanmar's Polycrisis, signed by His Eminence Cardinal Charles Bo, Archbishops, and Bishops, on October 29, 2025.

Today, the Word of God reveals a love so fierce, so determined, that no power in heaven or on earth can overcome it.

Our salvation is not ultimately a project of our own striving, but a work of God’s grace from start to finish. He Himself provides the strength for the journey He commands.

Bishop John Mung Ngawn La Sam commended the initiative and encouraged the media to continue its vital missionary work. His message underscored the groups' founding mission: to harness digital tools for evangelization and community support.

The witness of Saints Simon and Jude speaks powerfully to each of us: our call is not necessarily to fame, but to fidelity; our role is to be a living stone in the great edifice of the Church.