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Tuesday, February 09, 2010

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Malaysians put to the test

Recent events have revealed there are some quarters who appear almost desperate to break the unity among Malaysians for reasons best known to themselves. The latest incident, at the time of writing, involved the dumping of wild boar heads, wrapped in plastic bags, at two mosques in Old Klang Road.

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In fact, we can see strong and affirmative support from the moderate and learned Malay majority of the population besides the conservative Islamist PAS which appear to be more open on this issue and clearly support HERALD’s stand as opposed to the government in power.

Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah called Malaysia a democracy which only existed in name only, and said that reforms could not be expected from the incumbents in power, in an apparent attack against Umno and Barisan Nasional. Share your views on this here!
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The government today moved a step closer to amending the controversial Internal Security Act (ISA) which allows for detention without trial, after a meeting of three senior ministers on the proposed changes.
The present adoption law in Bangladesh does little to help couples who want to adopt orphans and hence needs revision, says a nun who works for abandoned children.

Former New Orleans archbishop grateful Saints 'won the fight'

Kent Bossier, the personal assistant and care taker of the 96-year-old prelate, said that their lively Super Bowl experience began when they were flown to Miami from New Orleans on Saint's owner Tom Benson's private jet.

Adoration Without Exposition

Christ is present in the tabernacle, and having the door of the tabernacle open or closed does not make any difference. His logic seems to be: that the parishioners should be taught to pray and adore the Blessed Sacrament all the time and that the practice of exposition in the monstrance is irrelevant and counterproductive to any real devotion. Your thoughts, please. -- J.L., Cumberland County, New Jersey.

Young Taizé community members pray in silence

Titled ‘Trust on earth’, the fifth pilgrimage organised by the Taizé community took place in Makaty City (Manila). More than 3,000 people from around the world participated in the event, which began on 3 February. Some Muslims were also present.

Called to be Fishers of Men

Today’s readings remind us that we are all part of the plan that God has for the world. All of us have a role to play in the transformation of the world into the Kingdom of God. As Christians we believe profoundly in the conquest of Jesus Christ. We believe that he is winning the battle against evil, and we believe that we have been called as individuals to be part of the fight.
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Commemorating the 75th anniversary of Bandra’s consecration to Christ the King

More than 5,000 priests, religious and faithful took part yesterday in a ceremony at St Andrew’s School commemorating the 75th anniversary of the consecration of Bandra (Mumbai) to Christ the King. After a day of adoration, the Holy sacrament was carried atop a flower-covered carriage in a procession along the decorated streets of Bandra accompanied by the joyful singing of psalms.

Pope lauds work on a marriage prep handbook

Benedict XVI noted how the pontifical council is endeavoring to follow this guideline and "delineate appropriately the physiognomy of the three stages of the itinerary for the formation of and response to the conjugal vocation."