Letters to editor
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A tribute to Msgr Anthony Thomas, a Priest of Melchizedek
Oct 12, 2017
A tribute to Msgr Anthony Thomas, a Priest of Melchizedek
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Glutenfree hosts
Aug 25, 2017
When I read ‘Update’ on Glutenfree Hosts in the HERALD issue of July 23, 2017 by Emma Winters, America, I am troubled that Catholics still do not realise that the consecrated Host is not bread.
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Will Venezuela end up like Syria?
Aug 25, 2017
Millions of people have lost their lives from the excesses of the Syrian regime which is aligned to Russia, Iran, Hizbollah, and rebels who are aligned to the United States, Qatar, Turkey and Saudi Arabia.
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Nhaveen’s death needs more than stern action taken against perpetraters
Jun 23, 2017
The outcry over the death of the late schoolboy, Nhaveen, is yet another sickening round of dramatic promises, politically correct sounding statements, and of course knee jerk reactions from various quarters, let alone cashing in on political expediency.
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The plight of our Orang Asli
Apr 21, 2017
After the recent Chrism Mass at St Thomas Church, I decided to look up a friend in Kuantan. I stayed with her family for a couple of days.
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Government’s change of mind is nothing new
Apr 21, 2017
The present government has made a U-turn in respect of an amendment to the Syariah Courts (Criminal Jurisdiction) Act 1965 (Act 355).
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Holy Communion for divorced and remarried Catholics
Mar 03, 2017
Holy Communion for divorced and remarried Catholics
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Malaysia’s first cardinal
Nov 02, 2016
The whole peninsula is undoubtedly overjoyed on hearing about this appointment. Everyone is in a joyous, happy mood. It is the first time in Malaysian Catholic history that an archbishop has been chosen as a cardinal.
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Congrats Cardinal-designate Soter Fernandez
Nov 02, 2016
The headlines of October 16 HERALD, “Malaysia gets its first cardinal” was just good news for my Form One Catechism students from Sabah.
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Double celebrations for cardinal-designate?
Nov 02, 2016
The local Catholic Church in Malaysia created another milestone by getting its first Cardinal.
Sunday Reflection
Twenty-ninth Sunday of Ordinary Time: God and Caesar
They tried to trap Jesus. “Is it lawful to pay tax to the Romans or not?” If he said “yes,” they could have declared him a traitor and a Roman sympathiser. He would be a Jew telling people to support their oppressors.
