By seeking guidance through prayer and meditation, we can better understand our purpose and how we can fulfill it in service to others.
Annual Retreat and Refresher training for the Catechists of Yangon Archdiocese
God is always attentive to our cries for help and is ready to respond with love and compassion.
In today’s Gospel, Jesus speaks about the importance of repentance and bearing fruits in our lives.
World Mission Sunday Event of Yangon Archdiocese
Jesus urges his followers to pay attention to the signs of the times and reconcile with their adversaries before it is too late.
The division Jesus speaks of is not something he desires, but rather a natural consequence of living out our faith in a world that may not always understand or accept it.
We are called to use our resources wisely and for the glory of God, rather than selfishly hoarding them for our own gain.
The Lord calls us to be ready and watchful at all times so that when he comes, he will find us prepared and eager to meet him.
Our true worth is not measured by the material wealth we accumulate but by the condition of our hearts and our relationship with God.