Malaysian Church News
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What is the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity?
Jan 27, 2019
This international Christian ecumenical observance, held annually between Jan 18 and Jan 25, began in 1908 as the Octave of Christian Unity and focuses on prayer for church unity.
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Catholics can affect change in legal and political fields
Jan 26, 2019
On 12 January 2019, Archbishop Simon Poh presided over the Kuching Archdiocese’s Red Mass at the Blessed Sacrament Church.
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May we be one
Jan 26, 2019
“The Malaysian Church began in unity,” said Bishop Bernard Paul at the 1st Malaysian Catholic Clergy Assembly (MCCA) July 16- 20, 2018.
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Globalisation and Community: The BECs challenge the Modern World
Jan 26, 2019
There is nothing wrong with science and technology. The media of communications and their globalisation are making the creation of one global community possible.
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Malaysian Catholic Clergy Assembly Prayer
Jan 26, 2019
Almighty and eternal God, In your all embracing love you provide ministers for your Church.
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The Journey
Jan 26, 2019
Archbishop Emeritus John Ha first mooted the idea of a Pan Malaysian Convention during the Peninsular Malaysia Pastoral Convention (PMPC) IV in Oct 2-5, 2016.
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Friendship
Jan 26, 2019
The first two days focused on friendship, building relationships and recollection. Friendship is to give and take relationship. It is sharing things like feelings, plans, and dreams.
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Fostering Unity
Jan 26, 2019
Using the See, Judge, Act method, Archbishop Emeritus John Ha led the assembly into a one day recollection based on the theme, May they all be one, just as, Father, You are in me and I am in You, so that the world may believe it was You who sent Me.
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Friendship — Learning
Jan 26, 2019
The third day of the Assembly was a time of learning the history and journey of the Catholic faith in each of the arch/dioceses in Malaysia through the development of Malaya, North Borneo and Malaysia.
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Challenges faced by the clergy
Jan 26, 2019
The fourth day of the Assembly was a time for addressing the challenges faced by the Malaysian clergy.
Sunday Reflection
Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time: Trust in the Lord
In the first reading for this Sunday, Jeremiah says, “Cursed be he who trusts in human beings.” It is impossible to create an ideal society if that society does not have God as its foundation, its heart and its end.
