Malaysian Church News

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  Federal Court to decide on June 23 on leave to appeal ‘Allah’ ban

  Jun 05, 2014

  The Catholic Church will know on June 23 whether leave will be granted by the Federal Court to challenge the Home Minister’s right to ban the use of the word ‘Allah’ in the HERALD.

  

• Charismatic leaders attend annual retreat

  Jun 05, 2014

  The annual Charismatic leaders’ retreat organized by the Diocesan Service Team was held in Cameron Highlands from May 16-18.

  

• Different paths that lead to one God

  Jun 05, 2014

  When extremism and hatred seem to rule the day, two men of God from different faiths came together to emphasise on our humanity and common ground.

  

• Montfort youth centre all abuzz with open house carnival

  Jun 05, 2014

  The recent half-day carnival of the Montfort Youth Centre (MYC) raised around RM65,000.

  

• Helping people to die with dignity

  Jun 05, 2014

  The Malacca Hospice, a non-governmental organisation began in mid-1994. It caters for the ever-increasing terminally- ill cancer patients and those with life-limiting illnesses in the state.

  

• Free music workshops and lectures by Kevin Allen

  Jun 05, 2014

  Kevin Allen, a highly regarded composer of modern Catholic Church music will be providing free workshops and lectures at the Church of St Thomas More, Subang Jaya on July 5, 2014.

  

• How do we determine the real prophets?

  Jun 05, 2014

  There were many types of prophecy in ancient cultures. But the Hebrew prophets about whom we read in the Old Testament are our model.

  

• Love is the new life

  Jun 05, 2014

  Discipleship: Called, Chosen, Sent was the theme for this year’s feast of St Joseph at the 106-year-old St Joseph’s Church (SJC) recently.

  

• NaProTech three times more successful than IVF

  Jun 05, 2014

  New women’s health science is Natural Procreative Technology (NaProTech).

  
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  Education ministry distances itself from Christian-bashing seminar at UiTM

  Jun 03, 2014

  The Education Ministry today distanced itself from the controversial seminar on Allah and Christology held at Universiti Teknologi Mara (UiTM) last month, saying that it does not put up any restrictions on varsity-organised activities.