Feast of The Holy Family of Jesus, Mary and Joseph (A), December 28, 2025
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.
Feast of Saint John, Apostle and Evangelist, December 27, 2025
In the afterglow of the Nativity, the Church presents us not with a martyr’s bloody witness, but with the testimony of one who leaned on the Lord’s breast—a witness of intimate love that begets unshakable faith.
Feast of Saint Stephen, first martyr, December 26, 2025
On this second day of the Christmas Octave, the Church does not linger at the manger but immediately directs our gaze to the Cross. In the blood of Stephen, the first martyr, the full meaning of Christmas is revealed.
The Nativity of the Lord (Mass During the Day), December 25, 2025
The readings presented to us do not merely tell a story; they unveil the ultimate meaning of history, the cosmos, and our very lives.
Christmas Message of His Eminence Cardinal Charles Bo on December 23, 2025
“Peace be with you” is a greeting shared by people of every nation and faith for thousands of years.
Diocese of Keng Tung Celebrates Pre-Christmas Festivities with Emphasis on Unity and Service
The event, titled "Giving the Values of Teamwork as a Christmas Gift," was organized by Parish Priest Father Stephen Ah No, the Immaculate Heart of Mary Cathedral.
Weekdays of Advent: December 24, 2025
Today's scriptures reveal a profound truth: while we may dream of building a house for God, His greater desire is to build a house for us—an eternal dynasty rooted not in stone, but in the flesh and blood of His own Son.
The Nativity of the Lord (Christmas): Mass during the Night, December 24, 2025
The God who seemed silent has spoken His definitive Word—not in a thunderclap, but in the cry of a newborn.
Weekdays of Advent: December 23, 2025
The Lord sends a messenger to prepare our hearts, turning them toward the grace that is about to dawn.
Weekdays of Advent: December 22, 2025
On this final day of Advent, the Church places before us two mothers whose lives became canticles of praise. Their stories, one from the Old Testament and one from the New, reveal the same profound truth: the greatest blessings flow from hearts that surrender everything back to God.