On this Memorial of Saint Anselm of Canterbury, a Doctor of the Church renowned for his profound theological insight and his famous motto "faith seeking understanding," we encounter two responses to divine revelation.
Over 80 Catholics from across Myanmar’s conflict-affected regions gathered for a nine-day Christian Meditation Retreat, seeking spiritual healing and inner peace.
Bishop Felix Lian Khen Thang of Kalay Diocese visited Kimlai village on April 11 to bless the newly constructed St. Paul’s Church and administer the Sacrament of Confirmation to about 100 young people.
Today, we witness two seemingly different scenes: one about the practical organization of a growing community, the other about a terrifying storm on the sea.
One is the cautious wisdom of a respected Pharisee named Gamaliel. The other is the seemingly illogical multiplication of loaves by Jesus. Together, they teach us that God’s ways are not our ways—and that is our greatest hope.
Today, the Church places before us two witnesses: one a community so transformed that they held nothing as their own, and another a seeker in the night who learned that the Spirit blows where it wills.
One is the prayer of a community under pressure, finding courage in unity. The other is a nighttime conversation, an individual soul seeking truth in the shadows. Both reveal that the Risen Lord breathes new life into us—calling us to be born again, not from below, but from above.
More than 500 faithful gathered at St. Gabriel Church in Tatkone Sanpya on April 10 to celebrate the Golden Jubilee of Fr. Peter Malang Nawng Maw, the first priest from the Zaiwa tribe of Kachin.
John Paul Nicholas Thant Zin Naing and Noel Paul Raj Thet Paing Soe were ordained to the diaconate during a solemn Eucharistic celebration at St. Mary's Cathedral on April 8, with His Eminence Cardinal Charles Bo of Yangon Archdiocese conferring the order.