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Being outside to find what is truly inside
Apr 29, 2022
When public Masses resume, some may not return. The number of Catholics away from church has been growing. Has the pandemic accelerated that number? From a personal experience though, sometimes being outside allows us to see what is truly inside.
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Practical versus Theoretical ~ Part 2 ~
Apr 29, 2022
As a child progresses through the Psychosocial stages of Autonomy versus Shame and Doubt, a delicate balance of encouragement and support accompanied with guidance and protection, are necessary.
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The Post Pandemic Man
Apr 29, 2022
The Catholic Men’s Group of the Malacca Johore Diocesan Commission for Family, Laity and Life, organised a webinar entitled ‘The Post Pandemic Man’. The presenter, Deacon Prof Dr Sherman Kuek, shares a summary of his talk presented on April 24, 2022.
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Fear of missing out
Apr 29, 2022
It’s hard for a child to have to go to bed in the middle of an evening when the rest of the family is still celebrating. Nobody wants to go to bed while everyone else is still up. No one wants to miss out on life.
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Let us not get used to war!
Apr 29, 2022
“Please, please, let us not get used to war! Let us all commit ourselves to imploring peace, from our balconies and in our streets! Peace!” Thus proclaimed Pope Francis in his Easter message Urbi et Orbi (“To the City and the World”). “May the leaders of nations hear people’s plea for peace,” he urg
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Confession: View of one heart and one soul
Apr 22, 2022
Confessions are available either before weekend Masses or through an appointment with your parish office.
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Beyond Easter: The Pauline ministry to the Gentiles — and a reminder
Apr 22, 2022
At Easter, we celebrate the triumph of life over death, the vindication of Jesus' earthly ministry by the Father.
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Raised from my Tomb
Apr 22, 2022
Part of me desired to love God and His Church, yet another part was feeling unwanted and dejected, and wanted to stay away from the Church as much as possible.
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Then God created light again
Apr 22, 2022
It doesn’t matter whether you picture the origin of time the way science does, as beginning with the Big Bang, or whether you take the biblical account of the origins of the world literally.
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Let’s start from the very beginning… Integral ecology
Apr 22, 2022
Ever tried starting to read a book in the middle? One would likely get lost – not knowing where we came from and how we arrived there.



Sunday Reflection
Truth waits for us to come forth
In the context of the whole Easter season, the Scripture readings today come as a review for the final exam, much as a school teacher will conduct a revision before the final exam.