
Our salvation is not ultimately a project of our own striving, but a work of God’s grace from start to finish. He Himself provides the strength for the journey He commands.

Bishop John Mung Ngawn La Sam commended the initiative and encouraged the media to continue its vital missionary work. His message underscored the groups' founding mission: to harness digital tools for evangelization and community support.

The witness of Saints Simon and Jude speaks powerfully to each of us: our call is not necessarily to fame, but to fidelity; our role is to be a living stone in the great edifice of the Church.

“In the midst of worldly people, the religious say that God is sufficient for us,” Bishop Raymond Wai Lin Htun stated. “They show that true joy and contentment come from God alone.”

A four-day Media Biblical Catechesis Teachers Training Workshop concluded this week, aiming to revitalize religious education through modern, creative methods.

The Christian life is a passage from one way of living to another—from a spirit of fear to a spirit of adoption; from being bent over by burdens to standing tall in the freedom of God’s children.

“To live that closeness with Christ Himself that can ignite in our hearts the desire to be faithful missionary disciples,” Pope Leo XIV said. “When we live with that enthusiasm and conviction, many more will want to join us and be builders of peace and communion.”

The Word of God pierces through all pretense, revealing the one disposition that truly opens the floodgates of God’s mercy: a humble and contrite heart.

The Sts. Peter & Paul Parish in the Diocese of Kalay held a special children’s Mass and praise rally on October 22, 2025, to promote the Missionary Childhood Association (MCA) and foster faith among the youth.

The word of God reveals a God whose deepest desire is not to condemn, but to save; a God who patiently cultivates our souls, urging us to accept the transforming gift of His Spirit.