The Mission Rosary Committee of the Pontifical Mission Societies of the Archdiocese of Kuala Lumpur, in collaboration with AMNEC (The Archdiocesan Mission of New Evangelisation for Christ) and guided by Fr. Edwin Peter, has prepared a Mission Rosary for the New Evangelisation e-Booklet. This booklet is specifically for October's World Mission Month. Adapted from the tradition of the 2019 Extraordinary Missionary Year, the guide emphasises the Church's universal mission while incorporating Malaysian contextual intentions. Designed for families, BECs, and parishes, the booklet is available in English, Bahasa Malaysia, Mandarin, and Tamil. It will officially launch on 1 October 2026, at the Church of St. Theresa in Nilai, Negeri Sembilan.
No matter how long you've been away, your seat is still waiting for you. Join us for Landings, a 10-week journey designed for returning Catholics to share life stories, rediscover faith, and experience reconciliation in a safe, welcoming space. Come as you are and step into a warm community ready to welcome you back with open arms! When: Every Thursday, 1 October – 26 November 2026 | 7:30 PM – 10:00 PM Where: Saint Francis Xavier Church Get Started: Scan the QR code in the flyer to join us!
Over 1,500 migrants and local residents gathered at the Church of St Joseph in Sentul to commemorate the 112th World Day of Migrants and Refugees. The Archdiocese of Kuala Lumpur Migrant Ministry organised the event, which commenced with a solemn multilingual Mass. Archbishop Julian Leow presided over the service, joined by clergy, representatives from UNHCR, and diplomatic guests. Guided by the theme "Even Just One of These Children," the celebration fostered unity through the rich tapestry of cultural heritage and fellowship. Attendees enjoyed traditional food stalls, a symbolic dove release, awards for traditional dress, and vibrant dance performances. A central highlight was the "Migrants Got Talent" showcase, where the Myanmar group secured the 2026 championship title. Performers from Sri Lanka and the Philippines were awarded second and third place, respectively. Filled with music, shared stories, and lucky draws, the day beautifully reflected a collective commitment to welcoming every culture as one family.
Inclusion sometimes begins with learning to say "hello" with our hands. On 27 September, St Anthony's Church hosted the International Day of Sign Languages 2026 celebration, organised by the Catholic Ministry for the Deaf (CMfD). Guided by this year's theme, "Declaring Deaf People's Human Rights," the event featured a sign-language Rosary and Mass, alongside moving personal stories highlighting faith, resilience, and the power of connection. Sign language is much more than hand gestures—it is a distinct language, culture, and identity. It serves as a bridge that gives Deaf individuals the freedom to share their thoughts, talents, dreams, and faith. True inclusion demands removing communication barriers across education, healthcare, employment, and Church life. By learning sign language and listening with our eyes, we ensure Deaf community members are not merely welcomed, but fully seen, valued, and empowered to lead.
