Join the Archdiocesan Liturgical Commission of Kuala Lumpur for "Entering Deeper into the Mystery of the Mass" on Saturday, 18th July, at the Church of the Assumption, Petaling Jaya. Discover a profound connection to the liturgy. Breakfast will be provided. Scan the QR code to register now!
ASAYO KL, in collaboration with Ablaze Ministry, is launching Tools for Ministry for Young People, a continuing formation series designed to equip young leaders with practical skills, spiritual depth, and pastoral competence for ministry. The inaugural session, HadiratMU, Kerinduan Hatiku: Your Presence, My Heart's Desire – Prayer & Spirituality Formation, will focus on nurturing a deeper prayer life and stronger spiritual foundations. It will be held on Saturday, 8 August 2026, from 8.30am to 4.00pm at the Auditorium Cahayasuara, 5 Jalan Robertson, 50150 KL. While the formation is primarily for ACSC students and campus ministry leaders, parish youth and young adult leaders are warmly invited to participate and grow in their faith and ministry.
Canonists and tribunal staff from across Malaysia gathered in Penang for the sixth Canon Law Society conference. Hosted at the Monsignor Aloysius Spirituality Centre by Penang’s ecclesiastical tribunal, the significant event opened with Mass at the Church of the Immaculate Conception. Msgr Jude Miranda led the liturgy, concelebrated by Msgr Gilbertus J. Engan, Fr. Dominic Santhiyagu, Fr. William Michael, and Fr. Damian Charles Pereira. The insights featured presentations by Fr. Dominic on archive stewardship, Fr. William on marriage tribunals, and Fr. Jeffri Gumu on the society's constitution. Members later reviewed progress and upcoming initiatives during the Annual General Meeting. Beyond these academic discussions, participants enjoyed meaningful fellowship, strengthening collaborative ties and their shared mission of serving the regional Church.
The Catholic Charismatic Renewal (CCR) ministry at the Church of St. Ignatius, Petaling Jaya, celebrated its 50th anniversary with a powerful three-day retreat and a jubilee gala dinner. Addressing 600 attendees, Fr. Michael Payyapilly, VC, reminded them that baptism commissions everyone to be "SENT," urging a transition from "spiritual consumers" to "spiritual producers" while emphasizing walking by the Spirit. The celebration culminated in a spectacular Jubilee Gala Dinner filled with fellowship, laughter, and music. Graced by Archbishop Julian Leow and Fr. Michael, the evening featured standout performances by Parish Priest Fr. Thomas Khoo singing "More Than I Can Say," and Fr. Philip Tan performing "Give Thanks." Reflecting on five decades of faithfulness, CCR Assistant Chief Coordinator Christina Loh remarked, "What began as a stirring of the Spirit has grown into a current of grace touching countless lives across our communities."
