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Once a person dies they lose the merit to pray for themselves and if they are saved and are in purgatory, they rely on us the living to pray for them. They know that God has bestowed upon us this heaven given grace to pray for them while we still have time left. Simple prayers we can say for the souls: • Jesus and Mary we love You, save souls • Merciful Lord Jesus, grant them everlasting rest and hasten their deliverance to Thy kingdom of the blessed. • Holy Trinity, one God, have mercy on the dying and the holy souls in purgatory • Eternal Father, I offer You the most precious blood of thy Divine Son, Jesus, in union with the Masses said throughout the world today for all the Holy Souls in Purgatory, for sinners everywhere, for sinners in the universal Church, for those in my own home and within my family. Amen. • O Heart of Jesus, burning with love for us, inflame our hearts with love for Thee and deliver the holy souls in purgatory. • My Lord and my God convert sinners, have mercy on the dying and grant deliverance to the holy souls in purgatory • Jesus, Mary, Joseph, assist me in my last agony and deliver the holy souls in purgatory. • Hail, O Cross, our only hope convert sinners, save the dying and deliver the holy souls in purgatory. • Oh glorious Saints who found favour in the divine presence intercede for the church suffering
🇲🇾 Malaysia Day | 16 September Our Youth Ministry had the joy of animating our Independence Day Mass on 31st Aug, offering their time, talents and hearts in service to the Church and our community. Today, as we remember Malaysia Day, we give thanks for the diversity, unity and blessings of our beloved nation. May we continue to build a Malaysia rooted in peace, love, respect and harmony. May God bless Malaysia, our people, and especially our young people, that they may continue to be a light and hope for the future. Happy Malaysia Day!
MPC Day 4 Walking in procession on a journey to the Cathedral of the Sacred Heart in Sibu. As we prepare to attend Mass ourselves this weekend, let us unite in prayer with those gathered at the Malaysian Pastoral Convention (MPC). May this journey of faith remind us that, though we may be in different places, we are one Church, walking together in Christ.
In conjunction with the World Day of Prayer for the Care of Creation, the Creation Justice Ministry of the Archdiocese of Kuala Lumpur, headed by Fr. Andrew Manickam, organised a day of Prayer and Reflection on 5 September at the Church of St. Jean Marie Vianney in Tampin, Negeri Sembilan. The day of prayer, which included a Holy Hour and Sacred Adoration followed by Holy Mass, was held outdoors in the church compound, in front of the Grotto of Our Lady of Fatima. In his homily, Fr. Andrew reminded us of the responsibility entrusted to us by God to be stewards of His Creation. Rather than being stewards, we have not only become agents of destruction, but, more dangerously, we are often oblivious and ignorant of the impact of our actions. He highlighted that the International Theological Commission has defined ecological sin as “sin against Creation and the Creator.” This sin can be passive and, in some ways, even more serious because we may not consciously recognise the guilt of the actions and choices that contribute to the destruction of Creation. A true ecological conversion is therefore needed among the faithful. Fr. Andrew reminded us not to be overwhelmed by the scale of the ecological challenges before us or to dismiss our small actions as insignificant. After all, it was the accumulation of many small actions that brought us to this crisis, and it is through many small actions that we can begin to restore and heal Creation. The Mass concluded with Fr. Xavier Andrew presenting a potted plant to representatives from the 22 parishes that attended, for each parish to bring back to its respective community. For our parish, the plant was received by our parish priest, Fr. Simon, as a meaningful reminder that each of us in the Archdiocese carries a holy Christian responsibility to care for and be good stewards of God’s Creation.
Morning Prayer at the MPC The day began in prayer, reminding us that we are all in the same boat - journeying together as one Church, united in Christ. At the heart of our reflection was the Cross - where our names, our stories, our communities and our hopes are held together in Christ. A beautiful reminder that whatever our differences, we belong to one another, and we journey together under the Cross.
Representatives from the KL Northwest District, together with the Rawang boys (priests) and girls, at the Malaysian Pastoral Convention (MPC). Let us pray for everyone gathered at the MPC - that the Holy Spirit may guide their discussions, discernment and journey, and unite us all in faith, hope and love.
MASS TIMING
Day
Activities
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
6:30 AM | Mass
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
5:30 PM | Novena to our Lady of Perpetual Succour
6:00 PM | Mass in English
7:30 PM | Mass in Tamil & Bahasa (Bt. Arang)
Sunday