Fr. Jinhyuk Park, SJ is the Coordinator of the Metta Karuna Reflection Centre in Siem Reap, Cambodia. He will share stories of impact and the reality of their mission on the ground. Come and listen to a lived experience in upholding the inherent dignity and rights of every person. Register here: https://forms.gle/bRWoSMYQ1jZgyjVL7
"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.
The Taiping Catholic community celebrated a historic milestone at the Church of St Louis as Sr Laurin Nantini Kowal took her final vows. She became a full member of the Daughters of St Paul (FSP - Figlie di San Paolo) and the first-ever vocation from Taiping. The Rite of Religious Profession, presided over by Cardinal Sebastian Francis, included the examination of readiness, the Litany of the Saints, and the reading of the profession formula. Witnessed by family, friends, and fellow sisters, including her Provincial Superior, Sr Purificacion Barrientos, and Provincial Councillor, Sr Lourdes Bagalay, Sr Laurin received a fraternal embrace symbolising her definitive acceptance into the religious family. Following the Eucharist, she received her mandate and a Holy Bible, assigning her to serve in Tacloban, Philippines. Born in 1991, Sr Laurin joined the FSP in 2013, making her the second vocation from Perak after Sr Elizabeth Jothee.
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.
