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Cardinal Bo tells Myanmar faithful Christ is with them in suffering

Cardinal Charles Maung Bo told Myanmar's faithful that Christ is with them amid their suffering and called young people to be 'men and women of conscience.'

1 min read · Published August 11, 2026
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Cardinal Charles Maung Bo of Yangon, Myanmar, addressed the nation's faithful with a message of spiritual encouragement amid their suffering. Bo reminded Catholics and other Christians that despite the immense hardship they face, they are not alone because Christ remains with them. He called on young people in Myanmar to become "men and women of conscience," urging them to maintain their moral and spiritual integrity during a period of national turmoil. The cardinal's words were framed as a pastoral reassurance to a community enduring significant challenges, emphasizing the Christian conviction that divine presence sustains believers through difficult circumstances. Bo's exhortation to the youth reflected a call to courageous witness and ethical living rooted in Christian faith during a time when the nation faced internal conflict and uncertainty.

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Source: Vatican News — https://www.vaticannews.va/en/church/news/2026-08/cardinal-bo-we-are-not-alone-in-the-storm-myanmar.html

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