Rev. Fr. Cyprian Aung Win emphasized the program's unique value, stating it is "not just for knowledge" but serves as "a bridge that connects their faith and their profession."
“My child, conduct your affairs with humility,” if begins, “and you will be loved more than a giver of gifts.”
The key to the parable is the nature of the trust. The master does not give a detailed manual; he gives an opportunity.
“Parents had not attended a seminar to become parents, and there is no examination to become parents,” Fr. Joseph stated, underscoring the importance of intentional preparation for marriage and family life.
The Passion of St. John the Baptist showed us two ways of being faithful: one in the quiet, humble consistency of daily life, and the other in the ultimate, violent witness of martyrdom.
The Christian life is a daily vigil. We are called to live every moment—in our families, our work, our parish—with the conscious awareness that we will be called to account for our stewardship.
Established to address a lack of schools and linguistic barriers faced by foreign missionaries, the SFX congregation is the first local religious order in the Pathein Diocese. Its charism is “being poor in spirit and serving the most needy,” with a motto of “One with the Church.”
Bishop Henry Eikhlein's address centered on the meaning of the “Kingdom of God,” drawing from the Second Vatican Council’s document Gaudium et Spes and the letters of St. Paul.
Through Christ’s stern warning and Paul’s tender encouragement, we are shown the path from dead observance to living belief.
“Prayer is central to religious life; none of us is a master of prayer, but all are beginners,” Bishop Henry Eikhlein stated, setting a tone of humility and shared spiritual journey.
