Grateful for the 30th Anniversary of SMF in Myanmar
For three decades, the mission of SMF has flourished across Myanmar. We recognise this enduring journey as a profound blessing from God, sustaining our work day by day through the numerous adversities we have faced. While the prevailing instability prevents us from holding a grand celebration, our hearts remain filled with immense gratitude. We marked […]
Eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time (Year A) 2026
The readings for the Eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time are united by a beautiful central theme: God cares for the deepest hunger of the human heart, and His love never fails. “Come, all you who are thirsty, come to the water” The prophet Isaiah addresses a people burdened by exile and suffering. His invitation is […]
Annual Spiritual Retreat in Pesche (IS)
From 19 to 25 July 2026, a week of Spiritual Exercises was held at the “Cenacolo delle Sorelle Faioli” Retreat House in Pesche (IS), Italy. The retreat was led by Fr. Luigi Lavecchia, OFM Cap., on the theme: “We have left everything and followed you. What then will we have?” (Mt 19:27) God’s gift in […]
Seventeenth Sunday in Ordinary Time (Year A)
Today’s readings invite us to reflect on one of the most important questions we can ever ask ourselves: What is the greatest treasure in my life? In the First Reading, we meet the young King Solomon. When God invites him to ask for anything he desires, Solomon does not ask for wealth, power, or a […]
Celebrating the First Religious Profession of the Seven SMF Novices
February 2 and July 18, 2026, were two deeply joyful days for the Congregation of the Missionary Sisters of Faith (SMF). We give thanks to the Lord for the precious gift of vocation and for calling new members into our religious family. On these blessed occasions, seven novices — having completed two years of formation […]
Sixteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time 2026 Year (A)
The readings for the Sixteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time invite us to contemplate the face of a God who loves life and reveals His omnipotence through mercy. His patience in the face of evil is not a sign of weakness, but rather the expression of a love that never gives up on humanity and continually […]
Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time–2026 Year (A)
The three readings for this Sunday are united by a profound and compelling theme: growth that emerges through struggle, yet ultimately leads to life and hope. The images of the rain that waters the earth (Isaiah), the pains of childbirth (St. Paul), and the seed sown in the field (the Gospel) reveal that God is […]
Reflection on Retreat Theme “Joy and Fervor” Hawaii Community – June 7 – 12
The sweetness of the LOVE of Christ was my keyword to summarise the nine conferences of the Retreat. Christ is the centre, while he reflects and shines to give us light. He is the Light of the world that illumines the mind, the way and the heart. The light that shines in the darkness, our […]
The Missionary Infant School Moamoa
This article is basically my personal reflections and observations pertaining the magnificent transformation that has taken place at Infant School at Moamoa over the past ten years. I am extremely fortunate to have been in a very close relationships with the Infant School, firstly when I was a Principal of Chanel College from 2021 until […]
Solemnity of Saints Peter and Paul
The readings for the Solemnity of Saints Peter and Paul highlight two fundamental dimensions of the Christian life: God’s faithfulness, which sustains and delivers His servants, and the response of faith offered by fragile human beings who allow themselves to be transformed by grace. In the first reading, Peter is imprisoned, bound in chains, and […]