Bishop Henry Eikhlein traced the boarding house’s founding to a moment of inspiration. He recounted how its founder, Fr. Justin Saw Lwin, attended a youth congress in the Philippines where Pope St. John Paul II delivered a powerful message: “Be not afraid.”
Saint John, in his first letter, reveals our true identity with breathtaking clarity: “See what love the Father has bestowed on us that we may be called the children of God. And so we are!”
John the Baptist is simply "the voice of one crying out in the desert, ‘make straight the way of the Lord.’"
A happy and blessed New Year! As the world turns the page on the calendar, the Church, in her wisdom, does not begin with a resolution, but with a revelation.
Today, the beloved Apostle John assures us that we are not helpless in this struggle, for we possess a sacred anointing from God that enables us to abide in the Truth.
Through the gentle witness of a prophetess and the stark warning of an apostle, we are shown the path to a heart that rests in true and lasting peace.
Myanmar Cardinal emphasized that while the physical structure is important, it is the presence of Christ that gives true beauty and strength to the Church.
The Word of God today presents a stark and beautiful truth: our encounter with Christ is not meant to be a private comfort, but a transformative light that reveals the state of our hearts and compels us to love.
Bishop Henry Eikhlein of Pathein Diocese confirmed 86 children and presided over a Jubilee for married couples during a pastoral visit to the remote Peinnegone parish in the Ayeyarwady Delta.
On this Feast of the Holy Family, the Church invites us to look upon the humble dwelling in Nazareth as the first and greatest school of Christian life.
