A group of 27 pilgrims, mostly from the Ladies’ Guild of St Joseph’s Cathedral, Kuching, Sarawak, recently embarked on a five-day pilgrimage to Vietnam, with Our Lady of La Vang as the spiritual focus of our journey.

Nineteen young people from the Parish Youth Ministry (PYM) Sri Aman, representing Holy Family Church (Betong) and Our Lady Queen of Peace Church (Simanggang), participated in the Retreat Servants & Music Ministry 2026 held from 1 to 2 August 2026 at the Catholic Memorial & Pilgrimage Centre (CMPC), Mount Singai, Bau.

The Catholic Senior Citizens Fellowship (CSCF) numbering to approximately 570 life members, through the Social Activity Group (SAG), and the CSCF Choir, play a powerful role in building synodality – the journey of walking, praying, and growing together as a church family. By bringing senior citizens together, these ministries ensure that no one is left behind, creating a vibrant community filled with joy, purpose, and faith.

By Herald Malaysia KUALA LUMPUR — The Malaysian Consultative Council of Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism, Sikhism and Taoism (MCCBCHST) has welcomed the increased allocation for non-Muslim...

A new chapter of compassion began in Butterworth when Cardinal Sebastian Francis, Bishop of Penang, formally decreed the Samaritan Missionaries of Hope as an official diocesan ministry.

The announcement was made on October 19. Fr. Devadass, director of the Catholic Research Centre in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, who also serves as the Executive Secretary for the FABC Commission on Synodality, joins representatives from India, Taiwan and South Korea in the commission, which advises the Holy See on important doctrinal questions.

Pope Leo XIV and King Charles III of England have bestowed honorary religious titles upon each other, the first time this has happened in 500 years, according to the official website of the British Royal Family.

Each November, Matthew Tserng Jia Uei writes his ancestors' names on his parish's list of the departed, and the priest then offers them bread and wine at Mass.

Reminding Catholic communicators that true evangelization requires authentic human presence rather than digital simulation, a leading Asian bishop called for an ethical and person-centered approach to artificial intelligence across the continent.