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First Myanmar Sister Makes Perpetual Vows in NSC Congregation

“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.”

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Media Biblical Catechesis Workshop Equips Catechesis Teachers in Yangon

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

Daily Reflection

Monday of the Thirtieth Week in Ordinary Time, October 27, 2025

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.

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Pope Leo XIV Urges Synodal Teams to be ‘Faithful Missionary Disciples’

“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.”

Sunday Homily

Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Time (C), October 26, 2025

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.

Asia, News

Myanmar Kalay Diocese Hosts Children’s Mass and Rally to Promote Missionary Childhood Association

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.

Daily Reflection

Saturday of the Twenty-ninth Week in Ordinary Time, October 25, 2025

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.

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Myanmar Bishop Calls Catechists to Be “Wounded Healers” at Jubilee Celebration

Bishop John La Sam of Myitkyina Diocese declared, “We are the doctors for the people of God. God called us to heal others who are broken. We are wounded healers—imperfect and full of wounds yet called to heal others.”

Daily Reflection

Friday of the Twenty-ninth Week in Ordinary Time, October 24, 2025

They are experts in earthly signs but blind to the ultimate sign: the presence of the Messiah in their midst, calling them to repentance.

Daily Reflection

Thursday of the Twenty-ninth Week in Ordinary Time, October 23, 2025

Jesus says, “I have come to set the earth on fire, and how I wish it were already blazing!” This is not the fire of destruction, but the fire of the Holy Spirit—the fire that purifies gold and burns away dross.

Daily Reflection

Wednesday of the Twenty-ninth Week in Ordinary Time, October 22, 2025

The Word of God speaks to us about the true nature of our freedom. It is not a freedom from all restraint, but a freedom for a glorious purpose—a freedom that finds its ultimate expression in loving service and vigilant stewardship.

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Myanmar Catechist Marks 40 Years of Service, Hailed as a Model of Faith and Dedication

“I sometimes feel inadequate in preaching,” Catechist Margarita Daw Tar shared, “but I am encouraged and inspired by others’ dedication. Their example helps me overcome weakness and discouragement.”

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Myanmar Diocese Honors Legacy of Bishop Cardot on 100th Anniversary of His Death

Bishop Maurice Nyunt Wai explicitly connected this theological concept to the honoree, stating, “Bishop Alexander Cardot, a true disciple of Christ, came to Myanmar to build a bridge. By coming to Myanmar from France to serve as a missionary, he built a bridge between the East and the West.”