Malaysian Church News
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UiTM seminar was ‘hate speech’, says CFM
May 15, 2014
The seminar on Christianity held at a public university yesterday was “hate speech” veiled as academic freedom, the Christian Federation of Malaysia (CFM) said.
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CCM voices concern over controversial seminar at UiTM
May 15, 2014
The Council of Churches of Malaysia (CCM) is concerned about a controversial seminar held at a local university, which touched on the word “Allah” and Christianity.
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Nuns were attacked with helmets by at least two assailants
May 15, 2014
The two nuns who were attacked on the grounds of a church in Seremban early yesterday morning were beaten with helmets before they were robbed, another nun who declined to be identified told The Malaysian Insider today.
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Is hell a physical place? Are we sent there by God?
May 08, 2014
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St Paul’s multi-purpose hall officially opened
May 08, 2014
On April 20, about 1,200 Catholic lay faithful residing within the vicinity of St Paul’s Church, Ulu Dusun, had every reason to celebrate Easter with joy and happiness.
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Catechists reflect, revive and realign their mission
May 08, 2014
The catechists and RCIA facilitators of Good Shepherd Church (GSC) gathered for a full day retreat to reflect, revive and realign their mission of being called, chosen and sent.
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Meeting and formation for communications commission
May 08, 2014
The 13 members of the Diocesan Social Communications Commission (DSCC) had its inaugural meeting and first formation session on April 26-27 at the Diocesan Retreat Centre, Ulu Dusun.
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Blessing of the renovated Taiping Catholic Church
May 08, 2014
On Easter Sunday, the parishioners of the Taiping Catholic Church were fortunate to have Bishop Sebastian Francis bless their renovated Church and the newly constructed columbarium.
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Ten contributions of non-Muslims to Malaysia
May 08, 2014
Obtuse. Dense. Ignorant. Stupid. Choose any one of these words to describe Isma and you would be spot on. This government-sponsored organisation yesterday argued that non-Muslims have no right to get involved in any discussion on hudud and even had the temerity to question the contributions of non-Muslims to Malaysia.
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What are your contributions to the nation, asks Isma warning non-Muslims over hudud issue
May 08, 2014
Muslim rights group Ikatan Muslimin Malaysia (Isma) has warned non-Muslims in the country that they have no right to oppose the plan to implement hudud, and said non-Muslims should understand that there are limitations to what they can say.
Sunday Reflection
Embracing the wisdom of the human heart
Reflecting on our Sunday Readings with Fr George Vaithynathan