
God’s covenant faithfulness demands our response of radical trust and limitless pardon.

Sr. Goretti, coordinator for Myanmar youth in Singapore, emphasized, “The main goal is to strengthen the hope of young people, especially those struggling in a foreign country. We want them to have stronger faith in God because this year is the Jubilee Year of Hope."

"Now, we are in great difficulty. We need to say Mass on the water," Bishop John La Sam declared. "Instead of sadness, let us feel God taking us on the river, leading us on a prayer journey."

As we embrace our own Nebo Moments, let us remember that our contributions matter, even if we do not see the fruits of our labor.

When we surrender our fears and insecurities to God, we open ourselves to a divine companionship that strengthens us in our moments of weakness.

Jesus, knowing our needs and the burdens we carry, assures us that God’s providence is always at work in our lives.

God’s unwavering faithfulness ignites our courageous trust, summoning us to live as vigilant stewards of His promises.

"It is not their vestments that make them beautiful," Bishop Maurice Nyunt Wai reflected, "but their joy makes their wearing decent and beautiful. The changing of their interior life transfigures their outward appearance... The closer the sisters are to the Lord, the more beautiful and brighter they are."

True faith is not abstract devotion but total surrender—binding God’s Word to our daily lives and trusting in His power over every darkness.

In a world of spiritual amnesia and comfort-seeking, St. Dominic shows us the path to authentic discipleship.