Join the Archdiocesan Creation Justice Ministry for a tree planting campaign in Pahang! This collaborative initiative aims to plant 200 trees on Saturday, 1 August 2026. They are seeking 60 volunteers to make a positive impact on our environment. Please see below for a list of pick-up points and recommended items to bring for your well-being. A love offering of RM20 includes your transportation and hearty meals. Let's protect our beautiful planet! Register today. Pickup Points: 🚌 6:50 am – Church of Our Lady of Fatima, Brickfields 🚌 7:00 am – NU Sentral, Pondok Polis Things to Bring Along: 🍶 Drinking water 🧢 Cap/hat 📌 An environmentally friendly mosquito repellent 📌 Hand Towel ☂️ Umbrella/Raincoat/Poncho (Optional) 👕 Change of clothes after activity (optional) 🧤 Gloves to be used while planting - rubber/plastic/cloth Attire: 👕👖👟Comfortable clothing (long sleeve and long pants) and covered shoes. Please register using the link: https://forms.gle/vapP82pNhvfTaDxNA

College General in Penang recently hosted a historic gathering for its patronal feast, celebrating St. Philip Minh and his fellow Vietnamese martyrs. This event, themed "Together in Faith," marked the first time seminarians' families were invited. The programme included a reflection by Father George Vaithyanathan, followed by a Holy Hour and Mass, presided over by Archbishop Julian Leow. Archbishop Julian praised the martyrs as a "shining thread" in the seminary's history and commended alumni who did not pursue the priesthood, noting that their seminary formation successfully prepared them to serve the Church, families, and communities with faith and discipline. The seminary, which marked its 360th anniversary last year, continues to inspire globally. The community also remembered Marcel Truong, a Cambodian alumnus who bravely returned home during the Khmer Rouge genocide and subsequently disappeared. Marcel's cause for canonisation, alongside other heroic students, underscores College General's enduring missionary spirit.