Calling all young leaders! Come and join the Young Leaders' Gathering, organised by the ARCHKL Young People Council. This special event, for parish youth, campus ministry and young adult leaders, will take place on Sunday, 23 August 2026, from 3:00 PM to 7:00 PM at the Church of Jesus Caritas, Kepong. Please RSVP by 16 August 2026 by scanning the QR code on the poster.
Join the Archdiocesan Mental Health Ministry's online talk, "Hidden Depression," on Saturday, 25 July 2026, from 10:00 AM to 11:30 AM via Zoom. Clinical psychologist Matilda Xavier will explain how individuals can appear cheerful while silently struggling with deep emotional pain. Learn to recognise the subtle signs, challenge mental health stigma, and offer compassionate support. Register online now by scanning the QR code in image.
The meeting focused on strengthening unity among catechetical leaders, sharing challenges and best practices, promoting collaboration, supporting catechist formation, and discerning national catechetical priorities. The gathering commenced with a Mass celebrated by Archbishop Julian Leow, followed by a fellowship session that fostered solidarity and community spirit among participants. According to Dr Steven Selvaraju, Director of the Archdiocesan Catechetical Centre, the annual meeting serves as a valuable platform for diocesan catechetical leaders to journey together, exchange ideas and experiences, and support one another in addressing shared challenges while celebrating their unity in mission.
The KL Archdiocesan Catechetical Ministry recently gathered approximately 280 RCIA facilitators at the Church of the Sacred Heart of Jesus for a dedicated day of reflection. Centred on "The Beauty of the Holy Mass," the event offered a welcoming space for participants to learn in four languages, guided by Fr. Leonard Lexson, Fr. Nalerin Erone, Fr. Peter Anthoney, and Fr. Philip Tay, OCD. Throughout these engaging sessions, participants explored three core themes: The divine meaning of the Mass, its structural framework as established by Vatican II, and its rich sensory signs and symbols. Archbishop Julian Leow concluded the day with an inspiring address, joining the priests to impart a final blessing that encouraged everyone to integrate and share this beauty in their daily lives.
