Thursday of the Fifth Week in Ordinary Time, February 12, 2026
Through the tragic decline of Solomon and the astonishing faith of a Gentile woman, we are taught that God’s promises are secured not by our status, but by our fidelity.
Wednesday of the Fifth Week in Ordinary Time, February 11, 2026
Today’s Scriptures present us with a profound contrast that finds its resolution in her gentle presence: the contrast between the external pursuit of wisdom and splendor, and the interior transformation that is the true source of holiness.
Tuesday of the Fifth Week in Ordinary Time, February 10, 2026
Through Solomon’s prayer and Christ’s correction, we are guided to the answer: God seeks not just our perfect observance, but the devotion of our hearts.
Monday of the Fifth Week in Ordinary Time, February 9, 2026
God desires not only to dwell among us, but to walk with us, to be so close that even the touch of His garment can bring healing.
Pioneer Sisters Mark 25 Years of Service in Joyful Kalay Jubilee
“If you are happy in your community today, you will also be happy in the Kingdom of God,” Bishop Felix Lian Khen Thang said.
Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time (A), February 8, 2026
The Word of God issues a thrilling and unmistakable command: our faith must be visible. It must be tasted. It must shine.
Saturday of the Fourth Week in Ordinary Time, February 7, 2026
In our journey of faith, we are presented with two great gifts from God: the gift of wisdom to see the world as He sees it, and the gift of compassion to feel for the world as He feels for it.
Friday of the Fourth Week in Ordinary Time, February 6, 2026
The Unbeatable Witness: When the World Takes the Head but Not the Heart Voice over by Carol San San Lwin Sir 47:2-13, Psalm: 17, Mk 6:14-29 Memorial of Saint Paul Miki and Companions, Martyrs My dear Sisters and Brothers in Christ, The world…
Myanmar Cardinal at Candlemas: Christ is ‘Hope of the Future’ for a Suffering Myanmar
Myanmar Cardinal focused on the figures of Simeon and Anna, who waited faithfully to see the Savior. “Simeon knew how to wait, and how long to wait,” the Cardinal said, linking their perseverance to the longing of Myanmar’s people for peace.
Consecrated Religious Gather in Mandalay for Day of Prayer and Renewal
“When we are zealous to preach God’s Word, we must first preach to ourselves and strive to live that Word in our own lives before sharing it with others,” Fr. Bosco Zeya Aung (SDB) told the congregation.