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Yangon Archdiocese Establishes New Parish in Sauk Wain Gyi, Expanding Pastoral Reach to 53 Parishes

The creation of Sacred Heart Parish continues the archdiocese's mission to strengthen pastoral outreach and bring the Church closer to the faithful in developing and rural areas—a sign of growth and renewed commitment to evangelization in Myanmar.

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Myitkyina Bishop Brings Sacraments and Encouragement to Remote Villages Ravaged by War and Rats

The centerpiece of the visit occurred on February 8 at St. Patrick's Church, where the bishop celebrated Sunday Mass and officially opened the newly constructed Good Shepherd's multi-purpose hall.

Daily Reflection

Ash Wednesday, February 18, 2026

Remember you are dust, and to dust you shall return.

Daily Reflection

Tuesday of the Sixth Week in Ordinary Time, February 17, 2026

Today’s readings offer us a powerful remedy: a call to remember God’s perfect faithfulness, and to recognize that every good thing we need—and truly desire—flows from His unchanging fatherly heart.

Daily Reflection

Monday of the Sixth Week in Ordinary Time, February 16, 2026

Through the apostolic counsel of James and the sobering reaction of Jesus, we are invited to cultivate a heart that remains steady, not because the storms have ceased, but because it is anchored in a trust that does not demand signs.

Sunday Homily

Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time (A), February 15, 2026

The Word of God takes us from the foundational gift of human freedom, through the astonishing wisdom of God’s plan, and into the demanding—and liberating—call to a holiness that reaches into the very depths of our thoughts and desires.

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In Myanmar’s Displacement, Bishop Tells IDPs ‘True Peace’ Comes From Trust in God

"Only by always trusting and relying on God can true peace be attained," Bishop John Mung Ngawn La Sam said.

Daily Reflection

Saturday of the Fifth Week in Ordinary Time, February 14, 2026

The Scriptures present us with a stark choice: Will we feed ourselves on the convenient substitutes we manufacture, or on the true, life-giving bread that only God can provide?

Daily Reflection

Friday of the Fifth Week in Ordinary Time, February 13, 2026

Today’s readings offer a profound contrast between the tragic breaking apart of a kingdom and the miraculous healing touch of Christ, who alone can restore our unity and open us to grace.

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Thousands Gather at Maryland in Myanmar for Feast of Our Lady of Lourdes, Seeking Healing and Peace

In his opening remarks, Bishop Henry Eikhlein said, "Let us pray together for peace and prosperity in Myanmar and throughout the world."

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‘You Are Not Saved by the Sermon’: Myanmar Priest Credits Eucharist for Church’s Growth in Chin State

Fr. John Aye Kyaw posed a pointed historical question: Why did large numbers of Chin people embrace Catholicism even though Protestant missionaries had arrived nearly three decades before the Paris Foreign Missions Society?

Daily Reflection

Thursday of the Fifth Week in Ordinary Time, February 12, 2026

Through the tragic decline of Solomon and the astonishing faith of a Gentile woman, we are taught that God’s promises are secured not by our status, but by our fidelity.

Daily Reflection

Wednesday of the Fifth Week in Ordinary Time, February 11, 2026

Today’s Scriptures present us with a profound contrast that finds its resolution in her gentle presence: the contrast between the external pursuit of wisdom and splendor, and the interior transformation that is the true source of holiness.

Daily Reflection

Tuesday of the Fifth Week in Ordinary Time, February 10, 2026

Through Solomon’s prayer and Christ’s correction, we are guided to the answer: God seeks not just our perfect observance, but the devotion of our hearts.

Daily Reflection

Monday of the Fifth Week in Ordinary Time, February 9, 2026

God desires not only to dwell among us, but to walk with us, to be so close that even the touch of His garment can bring healing.

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