Let’s care for God’s creation together as one district family. Join us on 1 August 2026 (Saturday), 8:00am–11:00am at Dewan Azalea, Jalan Tokok 25/28, Taman Sri Muda. Let’s encourage and support eco-care by bringing rubbish pickers and gloves, and help us reduce waste with our 6 parishes in collaboration with MPP. Scan the QR code to register!
Capture the beauty, faith, and life of our parish! Join our Photography Workshop, facilitated by Timothy Choy, an experienced creative content producer. All are welcome, whether you use a professional camera or your phone. Saturday | 01 August | 10:00am - 12:00pm at Auditorium Cahayasuara, 50150 KL Scan the QR code to register now!
Asian Catholic leaders gathered in Jakarta for the 12th Federation of Asian Bishops' Conferences (FABC) assembly, calling for decisive internal reform and active societal engagement. The bishops urged clergy and lay members to collaborate equally in addressing internal abuses, while also developing a practical guide to help Catholics combat political and social corruption across the region. Ignatius Cardinal Suharyo of Jakarta stressed human dignity, dialogue, and environmental care, encouraging local churches to embrace regional languages, traditions, and music for a distinctly Asian expression of faith. Highlighting Jakarta's Cathedral and the adjacent national mosque—connected by a "Tunnel of Friendship"—he recalled President Sukarno's vision of both sites standing side by side in harmony, not conflict. Ultimately, the prelate implored the Church to alleviate poverty, protect the marginalised, and foster peaceful coexistence.
Malaysia's Catholic community continues to thrive as a vibrant, hopeful minority within a diverse, multi-religious nation. Ahead of the landmark Malaysia Pastoral Convention in September 2026, Archbishop Julian Leow called for authentic spiritual renewal and courageous witness. He told Fides News Agency, "We are called to act prophetically. Renewal must begin with us, otherwise we are like an empty gong." Embracing local believers, migrants, and refugees, the Church actively navigates complex social realities while addressing pressing challenges such as secularism, digital indifference, and declining religious vocations. Through interreligious dialogue, it collaborates across faiths to foster peace and advocate for justice. Moving forward, Archbishop Leow stressed that prioritising and accompanying young people on their modern journey is essential to keeping the Church a living beacon of hope for the nation.
