Monday of the Third Week of Easter, May 5, 2025
Just as Stephen remained faithful to the end, even in the face of death, we are called to stand firm in our faith and trust in God's plan for our lives.
Third Sunday of Easter, May 4, 2025
Like the disciples, we are called to leave behind our doubts, fears, and failures and embrace Jesus' message of forgiveness, reconciliation, and redemption.
Myanmar Sisters of Charity mark 25 years of service
The Thanksgiving Mass for the Silver Jubilee of Sisters of Charity was celebrated in the Sacred Heart Church, Myaungmya Parish, Diocese of Pathein, Myanmar, at 7:00 am, on May 1. The Jubilee celebrants are Sr. Bibiana Tin May Thwe, Sr.…
Feast of Saints Philip and James, Apostles, May 3, 2025
We are challenged to deepen our relationship with God and to live out our faith in our daily lives.
Friday of the Second Week of Easter, May 2, 2025
As Catholics, we are called to have faith that God will always provide for us, even when our resources seem limited.
Myanmar Cardinal appeals for prayers for the election of the next pope
Myanmar Cardinal requested the priests, religious, and faithful to pray that we may elect the next pope for the Catholic Church and for the entire world, under the guidance of the Holy Spirit, according to the will of Jesus Christ.
Thursday of the Second Week of Easter, May 1, 2025
Despite being ordered to stop spreading the message of Jesus, the apostles boldly proclaim that they must obey God rather than men.
Wednesday of the Second Week of Easter, April 30, 2025
The love of God displayed through the sacrifice of Jesus Christ for the salvation of mankind.
The establishment of the Diocese of Mindat and Episcopal Ordination of Msgr. Augustine Thang Zawm Hung
The establishment of the Diocese of Mindat and the Episcopal Ordination of Msgr. Augustine Thang Zawm Hung took place on April 27, 2025 (Divine Mercy Sunday) at 9:00 am in St. Mary’s Cathedral, Yangon, Myanmar.
Tuesday of the Second Week of Easter, April 29, 2025
The example of the early Christian community in today’s first reading serves as a reminder of the importance of unity and selflessness in the body of Christ.