
The Risen Lord is not distant; He is with us through the Spirit, empowering us to live and to speak the hope that is within us.

The Catholic faithful of Kalay Diocese gathered in thanksgiving on May 6 to celebrate the 20th Episcopal Ordination Anniversary of Bishop Felix Lian Khen Thang, honoring two decades of dedicated service.

The Catholic faithful of Saizang Village in Tedim Township gathered in great joy on May 2-3 to celebrate the 25th Silver Jubilee of Priestly Ordination of Rev. Fr. James Cin Len Khai, a milestone that also honored his recent PhD in Clinical Psychology.

Today, the Scriptures present us with both: a Spirit who closes doors and opens others, and a Lord who tells us plainly that the world may hate us because it first hated Him.

In Loi Yang village, part of Lungsha Yang Parish in the Putao Zone of Kachin State, is one of the smallest parishes in the Myitkyina Diocese. The area is so isolated that the parish priest can visit only once a year, making every Mass a rare and precious event.

The Assumption Church was filled with joy on May 5 as Kanyisein Parish celebrated its 10th anniversary with a thanksgiving Mass and the Sacrament of Confirmation for more than 100 members of the faithful.

More than 300 young people from across the Mandalay Catholic Archdiocese gathered on May 2 for a one-day training course focused on spiritual renewal, digital wellness, and prophetic witness.

Today, the Word of God speaks of another kind of gathering—the Church’s first council, where the apostles and elders, guided by the Holy Spirit, united the Gentile and Jewish worlds under the gentle yoke of Christ.

Today, the Church celebrates the great decision of the first Council of Jerusalem—a moment when the apostles declared that salvation is not earned by the burden of the law, but received as a gift of grace.

The 3rd Diploma in Socio-Pastoral Studies (DSP) Alumni Reunion and Workshop was held from April 30 to May 3, 2026, at St. Joseph's National Catholic Major Seminary, Parent Institution of DSP, bringing together graduates from batch-1, 2, 3, and current DSP students from batch-4 for reflection, formation, and renewed missionary commitment.