On this Memorial of Saint Maximus the Confessor, a theologian who suffered exile and mutilation for defending the truth of Christ's two wills, the Church presents us with two powerful teachings: the prophet Ezekiel's symbolic act of exile and Jesus' answer to Peter about the limits of forgiveness.
Forgiveness is one of the hardest things we are asked to do.
The Catholic community of Hnaring held its first-ever community leaders' training program from August 3 to 7, providing newly elected community leaders with formation in liturgy, Christian leadership, and practical community management.
On this Memorial of Saint Jane Frances de Chantal, a woman of profound faith who faced immense personal sorrow and founded a religious order dedicated to the Sacred Heart, the Word of God presents us with a sobering vision and a hopeful promise.
Mercy marks us. Mercy heals us.
Have you ever tasted God's Word? Not just read it—but actually tasted it?
On this Memorial of Saint Clare of Assisi, the Church presents us with two powerful images: the prophet Ezekiel eating the scroll of God's word, and Jesus placing a child in the midst of His disciples.
Saint Lawrence was a man of great faith, great charity, and great courage.
There is a beautiful paradox at the heart of today's Gospel. Jesus says a grain of wheat must fall to the ground and die to bear fruit. If we cling tightly to our lives, we lose them. But if we let them go, we gain everything.
One bishop, sixteen priests, and three deacons from the Hakha Zone gathered at Sacred Heart Church in Cawbuk of Hakha Diocese on August 8, 2026, for their monthly recollection.
