The Catholic Young Adult Network KL (CYAN KL) invites you to a city retreat designed for the modern young adult (24+). Inspired by the wisdom of St. Teresa of Avila, SEEN is your chance to trade the city's noise for the soul’s silence. Date | Venue: 1–3 May 2026 @ Archdiocesan Pastoral Centre, KL Don't miss out on this space for prayer and discernment. Registration info is on the poster attached!
The Archdiocesan Liturgical Commission is pleased to inform you that a series of Half-Day Formation Programmes titled “Deepening Our Liturgical Life” will be organised for the faithful of the archdiocese. This formation series seeks to deepen understanding and appreciation of the Sacred Liturgy, especially the Holy Mass, and to foster fuller, more conscious, and active participation in liturgical celebrations, in accordance with the teachings of the Church. Kindly register via the Google Form link: https://tinyurl.com/Liturgy15 or by scanning the QR code. Limited seats thus registration will be on a first-come, first-served basis.
Twice a year, priests and volunteers from the Archdiocese of Kuala Lumpur, as well as the Dioceses of Penang and Malacca, visit local prisons during Easter and Christmas. These missions offer Catholic inmates the opportunity for confession and Holy Mass. Recently, Archbishop Julian participated in an event hosted by the Catholic Prison Fellowship Association (CPFA) at Bentong Prison, where he celebrated Mass, distributed essential hygiene supplies, and provided spiritual encouragement. Also present at the event were Fr Terrence Thomas, Fr Clement Lim, Sr Patimmah, and the CPFA volunteers. The ministry is currently seeking dedicated male volunteers; interested individuals should contact President Audrey Freeman at 012 290 6353 for more details.
The Church of Divine Mercy in Shah Alam hosted its inaugural Divine Mercy Conference, titled "Into the Rays of Mercy." This three-day event attracted 140 participants, who were enriched by talks from Fr. Prospero V. Tenorio (Secretary General for Divine Mercy Asia), Fr. Nap Baltazar (Assistant Secretary General of the World Apostolic Congress on Mercy (WACOM) Asia), Fr. Michael Raymond, OFM Cap (Parish Priest of the Church of the Divine Mercy, Penang), and Fr. Simon Agbo, along with a moving testimony from Peter Ng. Attendees described the conference as eye-opening, providing practical insights into embodying Divine Mercy through daily trust and repentance. This spiritual milestone deepened their understanding of God's boundless love, leaving participants inspired by the profound wisdom shared. May the powerful refrain "Jesus, I trust in You" continue to resonate in their future actions.