Letters to the Editor

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  Fr Phillips Muthu was a simple, humble and prayerful priest

  Oct 07, 2016

  Fr Phillips Muthu was the parish priest of Church of the Assumption Petaling Jaya during the height of the use of word “ALLAH” by Christians dispute.

  
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  Losing two shepherds

  Oct 07, 2016

  In a space of close to two weeks in the same month, the KL Archdiocese has lost two of its priests. Fr Phillips Muthu passed away on Sept 10 and Fr Peter Kim SJ on Sept 23.

  
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  A wake-up call

  Sep 23, 2016

  The unexpected death of Fr Phillips Muthu is certainly a wake-up call to all of us on the fragility of life.

  
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  Remembered for his inspiration to the poor

  Sep 23, 2016

  ‘No one can predict the hour or the day’, so it was most certainly a heart wrenching evening to receive the tragic news that at the young age of 56, Fr Phillips Muthu was no longer be with us.

  
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  God’s house must be treated with reverence

  Sep 02, 2016

  The email by J.Wang in The Herald dated August 21 was very disturbing and disrespectful.

  

• Our daily lives have to reflect our faith

  Sep 02, 2016

  Personally, I have often wondered why people who refused to step into Church when they are alive and well (no problems with transport etc) are so dead

  
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  Pokemon Go ban

  Aug 19, 2016

  The Star, dated August 11, carried a story “Pokemon Hunters are Going Too Far” and, in that article, there is a photo of the St Anne’s Church, Bukit M

  
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  Caring for those in the peripheries can also include animals

  Aug 11, 2016

  This concurs with Nova’s experience of the lack of emphasis on compassion towards animals in the catechesis that she has received and participated in over the years.

  
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  Compassion for animals — is it relevent to Catholics?

  Jul 28, 2016

  I would like to ask if compassion, kindness and respect for life towards animals is truly a Catholic value.

  
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  When religion takes an ideological path

  Jul 28, 2016

  Since the bombing of a cafe in Bangladesh that killed 22 people, mostly foreigners, there were quite a number of Malaysian media reports on IS activities and its recruiting tools, such as, the social media and the influence of IS ideology in the universities.