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Thailand’s Diocese of Chiang Rai marked the World Day of the Sick with a Eucharistic Liturgy at the Holy Spouses of Mary and Joseph Church in Pang Rimkorn, about 30 kilometers from the Nativity of Our Lady Cathedral.Vatican Astronomer releases ‘A Jesuit’s Guide to the Stars’
A key part of the celebration was the anointing of the sick, along with the granting of the Jubilee indulgence. Special prayers were also offered for Pope Francis, who has recently been facing health challenges. In his homily, Bishop Joseph Vuthilert Haelom urged the faithful to place their trust in God. “Everyone should have hope and be glad in God’s mercy towards us, giving us the strength to live according to His will,” he said.
It serves as a call for the Catholic community to pray for and support those suffering from illness and to reaffirm the Church’s mission of care.
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