
We learn that encouragement means believing in the divine potential of others and facilitating their journey into service.

We become beacons of hope that guide others towards the light of Christ.

In a world that often feels fragmented and chaotic, Mary stands as a figure of unity and hope.

We are not meant to be clones of one another but unique expressions of God’s creativity.

When we are faced with uncertainty, let us remember that Jesus has already paved the way for us.

When we think about love, it is essential to realize that love is active. It is not a passive emotion but a call to action.

Let us remember that unity does not mean uniformity. It means embracing our differences and coming together in love.

We are called not only to be recipients of this love but also to share it with others.

The Yangon Archdiocese of Myanmar celebrated the Jubilee of Adults by administering the Sacrament of Confirmation to 1319 persons.

We are not called to be lords over others but rather shepherds who guide with love and compassion.