Archbishop Julian celebrates Mass with the Orang Asli

As part of the Archdiocese of Kuala Lumpur’s 2025 Lenten Campaign, To Stand in Solidarity with the Orang Asli, Archbishop Julian Leow celebrated Mass on February 28 at Rumah Besar Kessu (Kebangkitan Yesus), Kampung Belihoi, with Fr Christopher Soosaipillai concelebrating.

Mar 14, 2025

The Orang Asli receiving the rosary from Archbishop Julian Leow.


SEREMBAN:
As part of the Archdiocese of Kuala Lumpur’s 2025 Lenten Campaign, To Stand in Solidarity with the Orang Asli, Archbishop Julian Leow celebrated Mass on February 28 at Rumah Besar Kessu (Kebangkitan Yesus), Kampung Belihoi, with Fr Christopher Soosaipillai concelebrating.

The congregation included members of the Temuan tribe from Kampung Belihoi, as well as visitors from Kampung Tekir, Kampung Sebir, and the Church of St Aloysius in Mantin.

Together, they recited the rosary, their voices united in a powerful expression of faith in Jesus Christ. In his homily, Archbishop Julian spoke about the importance of listening and discerning the voice of God in our lives. He reminded the congregation that, just as a tree needs strong roots to grow and stand tall, so too must we strengthen our faith and deepen our relationship with God. He encouraged everyone to spend more time in prayer, to nurture their families, and to walk together on the path toward heaven.

The children were delighted to receive ang pous from Archbishop Julian, a gesture that brightened their day. As the congregation gathered in fellowship, each person was also given a blessed rosary, a cherished symbol of faith and devotion.

The day concluded with a simple meal, where everyone shared food, laughter, and stories, further strengthening the sense of community and friendship that has grown over the years, particularly when the archbishop, then Fr Julian, celebrated Mass with the community. --Selva Manogary Arikrishnan

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