Tag: Myanmar
Lent in the shadow of war: Myanmar Catholics carry the Cross...
Amid airstrikes and displacement, Myanmar Catholics deepen Lenten prayer and solidarity as faith sustains communities living with war
Myanmar bishops designate March 26 as day of prayer and fasting...
Myanmar’s Catholic bishops urge prayer, fasting, and charity during Lent as the Church calls believers to work for peace
Church in Myanmar establishes new Sacred Heart parish amid war
Yangon archdiocese establishes Sacred Heart parish amid war, expanding rural pastoral care and devotion in suffering Myanmar
Explosions on Ash Wednesday renew plea for peace along Thai-Myanmar border
Myanmar airstrikes echoed into Thailand’s Mae Sot on Ash Wednesday, disrupting Lent and underscoring fragile border peace
Lent begins with renewed call for prayer, solidarity with suffering Myanmar
Jesuit leaders urge Lenten solidarity with Myanmar, linking prayer and justice amid ongoing conflict and humanitarian crisis
Cardinal Bo says Myanmar’s hope is “crucified, yet not dead”
Cardinal Charles Maung Bo of Yangon says Myanmar’s hope is “crucified, yet not dead” despite conflict, fear, and international neglect
Myanmar junta projects political shift despite continued fighting
Myanmar’s junta signals a civilian transition five years after the coup, even as conflict, displacement, and political divisions persist
War-hit Myitkyina diocese inaugurates Myanmar’s first Carlo Acutis statue
Amid civil war, a Catholic diocese highlights youth faith, resilience, and accompaniment in one of Myanmar’s hardest-hit regions
Catholic youth in Yangon extend Christmas season through service to the...
Young Catholics in Yangon translate Christmas faith into quiet acts of listening, solidarity, and hope among elderly residents
Justice sought for Rohingya as genocide case against Myanmar opens at...
The case carries implications beyond Myanmar, testing how international law confronts mass atrocities against vulnerable communities
















