Praying the World Mission Rosary
Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen inaugurated the World Mission Rosary in February 1951 to encourage Catholics not only to pray for themselves but also for the whole world. Each of the five decades is of a different colour to represent each of the five continents.
ADVENT–CHRISTMAS KIT 2020
This Advent-Christmas Kit 2020 is specifically designed to assist families, households and individuals in your journey through Advent and Christmas, during this time of the COVID-19
pandemic, when mass gatherings are restricted.
World Mission Sunday 2021: Mission with Compassion
In 1926, Pope Pius XI instituted World Mission Sunday, to be celebrated in all the local Churches as the feast of catholicity and universal solidarity.
Purple Paradox – The reason purple is the colour of Lent
Lent begins this year on 2 March with Ash Wednesday. The colour purple is part and parcel of Lent. However, the colour purple is also a colour of paradox.
Launch of Synodal Process in the Diocese of Sibu
Sibu Diocese formed Synodal Process Facilitators Team after launching the Synodal Process at Sacred Heart Cathedral (SHC) on 21 Nov 2021.
What does the Catholic phrase “world without end” mean?
Many Catholic prayers in the English language conclude with the phrase, “world without end,” or alternatively with, “forever and ever.” The “Glory Be” is one prayer that concludes in this way.