
The Assumption Church was filled with joy on May 5 as Kanyisein Parish celebrated its 10th anniversary with a thanksgiving Mass and the Sacrament of Confirmation for more than 100 members of the faithful.

More than 300 young people from across the Mandalay Catholic Archdiocese gathered on May 2 for a one-day training course focused on spiritual renewal, digital wellness, and prophetic witness.

Today, the Word of God speaks of another kind of gathering—the Church’s first council, where the apostles and elders, guided by the Holy Spirit, united the Gentile and Jewish worlds under the gentle yoke of Christ.

Today, the Church celebrates the great decision of the first Council of Jerusalem—a moment when the apostles declared that salvation is not earned by the burden of the law, but received as a gift of grace.

The 3rd Diploma in Socio-Pastoral Studies (DSP) Alumni Reunion and Workshop was held from April 30 to May 3, 2026, at St. Joseph's National Catholic Major Seminary, Parent Institution of DSP, bringing together graduates from batch-1, 2, 3, and current DSP students from batch-4 for reflection, formation, and renewed missionary commitment.

In John, Jesus gives the key to resolving every crisis: remaining in Him, the true vine, and accepting the Father’s pruning.

About 1,000 believers gathered on May 3 for the first joint RVA Day celebration of the Hakha and Falam services, a milestone that Bishop Lucius Hre Kung called a reminder of the power of media to spread God's Word.

St. Remigius Church in Taungyagone Parish of Pathein Diocese was solemnly blessed and inaugurated on May 3 as Bishop Henry Eikhlein presided over a Eucharistic celebration that also saw more than 70 faithful receive the Sacrament of Confirmation.

Today’s readings remind us that following the Risen Lord leads not to a path free of suffering, but to a peace that endures through suffering—a peace the world cannot give and the world cannot take away.

When God works powerfully through human beings, the temptation to idolize the instrument is always near.