Setia Sehingga Akhir: Belia PYM Sri Aman Sahut Panggilan Pelayanan di Gunung Singai
Seramai 19 belia dari Ministri Belia Paroki (PYM) Sri Aman, yang mewakili komuniti Gereja Holy Family (Betong) dan Gereja Our Lady Queen of Peace (Simanggang), telah menyertai Retreat Servants & Music Ministry 2026 yang berlangsung pada 1 hingga 2 Ogos 2026 di Catholic Memorial and Pilgrimage Centre (CMPC), Gunung Singai, Bau.
‘Aku Siap’ Menjawab Panggilan Tuhan
Gereja Our Lady Queen of Peace Simanggang telah menjadi tempat berlangsungnya Kursus Pembaharuan dan Rekoleksi 2026 bagi para Pelayan Luarbiasa Komuni Kudus (Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion) dan Sakristan di Chapel Rosa Mystica.
Seminar ‘Kesatuan Ilahi II’ PerkukuhIman Katolik Serian
Pada 31 Julai hingga 2 Ogos yang lepas, Paroki St Theresa Serian telah menganjurkan Seminar Siri 5 ‘Kesatuan Ilahi II’ di Dewan Gereja Paroki St Theresa yang disampaikan oleh Diakon Profesor Dr Sherman Kuek OFS.
St Augustine’s reservations about ‘just war’
In theological debate and magisterial statements, the concept of ‘just war’ is increasingly being called into question in support of the idea that war is intrinsically illicit. Yet the concept continues to resurface, and the authority of St Augustine (354–430) is often invoked in its defence. In the conventional account of the history of war, Augustine frequently appears as the first Christian theorist of ‘just war’, if not its actual ‘inventor’. But Augustine, as we know, was always a restless (inquietus) soul, attentive to the developing challenges posed by history, and his thinking evolved over time. Scholars understand that his positions must be read both in context, with due attention to their historical setting, and as part of a broader vision that places them in perspective. Instead, they are often embalmed or taken out of context, or even attributed to the later Augustinian tradition. In the case at hand, anyone with the patience — and good fortune — to read Augustine himself will find signs that his acute understanding of history did not overlook the fundamental ambiguity, or even the outright inadmissibility, of ‘just war’.
Living water, renewed commitment
The Church of Our Lady of Lourdes (OLL), marked the Season of Creation through English and Tamil Masses that called parishioners to recognise the natural world as God’s gift and embrace their responsibility as its stewards.
Malaysian Catholics turn to ‘Living Water’ for Season of Creation 2026
Catholic communities across Malaysia are marking the 2026 Season of Creation with a focus on water, not only as a biblical symbol of life and renewal, but as a resource increasingly threatened by pollution, waste and environmental degradation.