"Speak Yahweh your servant is listening." — 1 Samuel 3:10 Do you feel a calling in your heart to serve a higher purpose? The Archdiocese of Kuala Lumpur invites all men aged 18 and above to the Diocesan Vocation Camp 2026. Join us for a weekend of "Interior Discovery" as we explore God's call together. Come and see... Come and follow.
Protect your mental peace in a hyper-connected world. This essential seminar, organised by the Women Ministry AOHD & SIGNIS Malaysia, explores the psychological impacts of social media. The workshop will take place on 6 June at 10:00 am at the Cahayasuara Auditorium and is open to everyone aged 18 and above. Secure your spot today via the QR code or registration link!
The Women's Ministry of the Archdiocese of Kuala Lumpur, in collaboration with SIGNIS Malaysia, recently hosted a vital seminar at Cahayasuara. Titled "Addressing Invisible Cuts: Safeguarding Our Digital Wellbeing," the event directly confronted the escalating challenges of our modern tech-driven world. Recognising the impact of constant connectivity, organisers created a space for participants to reflect deeply on the often-overlooked emotional, mental, and social tolls of digital reliance. Through engaging presentations and interactive discussions, expert speakers highlighted the hidden dangers of the online environment. They offered practical insights on establishing healthier boundaries and protecting personal mental health. Ultimately, the seminar empowered attendees to cultivate mindfulness and intentionally transform into more responsible digital citizens, successfully navigating the complexities of today's hyper-connected society.
Twenty-five young men from Peninsular Malaysia participated in a four-day live-in vocation programme at the College General Regional Major Seminary. Led by Rector Fr Ryan Innas Muthu, the initiative introduced aspirants to seminary life and the four pillars of priestly formation: human, spiritual, intellectual, and pastoral. The programme emphasised a balanced, integrated lifestyle through shared prayer, daily community life, manual work, and fraternal recreation. During their stay, the retreatants engaged deeply with the seminary's prayer rhythms while exploring the realities of ministry. Fr Cyril Mannayagam discussed the mission of the diocesan priesthood, Fr Larry Tan, SJ, guided them through Ignatian discernment, and Fr Surain Durai Raj addressed priestly life. A hands-on pastoral visit to the Little Sisters of the Poor highlighted the joy of humble service, leaving the aspirants inspired and profoundly renewed in their ongoing vocational discernment.
