"Blessed are those who do not give up their hope," Archbishop Marco Tin Win proclaimed, identifying hope as the antidote to faithlessness, corruption, and despair.
When we feel the weight of our failures and shame, let us remember that Christ has already offered Himself for us. His grace is sufficient even in our darkest moments.
"Ad Gentes means to proclaim the Good News to all the nations," Bishop Eikhlein emphasized. "This studio, opened in remembrance of the Year of Jubilee and the Legacy of Bishop John Hsane Hgyi, is founded on this same call."
A three-day safeguarding awareness training for priests and religious from the Archdiocese of Mandalay was held at the Don Bosco Spiritual Renewal Center in Anisakhan, Pyin Oo Lwin, from July 15 to 17.
Just as God provided for the Israelites, He extends His hand to us today, promising to fill our hearts with His goodness, even when we feel lost in the wilderness of our lives.
Mary Magdalene was the first to witness the resurrection, the first to carry the message of hope, because she allowed herself to be known and called by Him.
We may feel like Martha, burdened by the relentless demands of life. But Jesus gently reminds us that one thing is necessary, and that is His presence.