WEEKLY MASS SCHEDULE

 

SAT 03/10/26 27th Sunday in Ordinary Time (Ps III)
10.30 am	Wedding Service (E)
5.30 pm	Novena to OLPH (E)
6.00 pm	Mass (E)
SUN 04/10/26 27th Sunday in Ordinary Time (Ps III)
7.00 am	Rosary (T)
7.30 am	Mass (T)
9.00 am	Rosary (E)
9.30 am	Mass (E)
MON 05/10/26 St Mary Faustina Kowalska
	** No Mass **
TUE 06/10/26 St Bruno
6.45 am	Mass (E)
WED 07/10/26 Our Lady of Rosary
6.45 am	Mass (E)
THU 08/10/26 27th Week, Ordinary Time (Ps III)
6.45 am	Mass (E)
FRI 09/10/26 SS Denis and Companions
7.00 pm	Adoration (T)
8.00 pm	Mass (T)
SAT 10/10/26 28th Sunday in Ordinary Time (Ps IV)
10.30 am	Wedding Service (E)
5.30 pm	Novena to OLPH (E)
6.00 pm	Mass (E)
SUN 11/10/26 28th Sunday in Ordinary Time (Ps IV)
7.00 am	Rosary (T)
7.30 am	Mass (T)
9.00 am	Rosary (E)
9.30 am	Mass (E)
12.30 pm	Rosary (Myn)
1.00 pm	Mass (Myn)

 

SECOND COLLETION
PIHDM Collection on Saturday, 03/10/2026 &
Sunday, 04/10/2026.

INFANT BAPTISM
Baptism will take place on Sunday, October 04, 2026 at 11.00 am in the Church.

CHARITY SHOW 2026
There will be a charity show organise by
Independent Living & Training Centre Malays on
Saturday, 31/10/2026 from 7.30pm – 11.00 pm at Dewan Msgr Anthony Thomas, Church of St Joseph, Sentul.
Tickets will be sold at RM20 /- on 10 and 11 October 2026 after the Masses.

 

INFANT BAPTISM
Baptism will take place on Sunday, October 04, 2026 at 11.00 am in the Church.

 

CANCER AWARENESS & PREVENTION: EVERY LIFE, EVERY MIND & EVERY FAMILY
There will be talks & screening in collaboration with National Cancer Society of
Malaysia.
Holistic Talks to support you:
1) To recognise the signs, 2) To lead a healthy lifestyle
3) To learn emotional support strategies in dealing with cancer diagnosis
Date: 11 October 2026 Time : 9.30am to 1:00pm
Venue : Dewan Msgr Anthony Thomas
Registration: Google Form or Contact Jacqueline  016-243 1607
Registration counters after weekend masses
Brought to you by Women’s Ministry and St Raphael’s Healthcare Team SJC

CHILDREN’S CHRISTMAS PARTY 2026
With the theme: Together in Christ, Together in Joy
Celebrating the hope, love and joy of Christmas together.
The Children’s Christmas Party 2026 will be held on Sunday, 13th December 2026.
We warmly encourage you to support our Breakfast Sale, organised by the various ministries and BECs, to raise funds for this joyful and meaningful celebration.
We also appeal to your generosity to sponsor a child for RM100. Your contribution will support and strengthen us to share the joy and blessings of Christmas with our own Catechism children, Educare, PIHDM, migrants and refugees communities, and children from the Sentul neighbourhood. Let us come together in the true spirit of Christmas by sharing our blessings, spreading love and bringing smiles to the faces of our children.

AUDITIONS OPEN – COMFORT: A NEW MUSICAL
Be part of COMFORT, a new musical premiering in Kuala Lumpur in October 2027. Set against wartime and post-war Malaya and Singapore, it is a moving story of two sisters, family, loss and love.
Actors & Singers (ages 13+) Sat, 14 Nov 2026: 10:00 AM–3:00 PM
Sun, 15 Nov 2026: 1:00 PM–6:00 PM
Venue: Church of the Holy Rosary, Kuala Lumpur
All experience levels welcome.
We also welcome musicians, production & backstage crew.
To register, scan the QR code on the COMFORT audition posters displayed
at the church. Enquiries: comfortmusical2027@gmail.com

COMMUNITY BREAKFAST SALE
Date: Sunday, October 04, 2026
Time: From 8.30 am to 11.45 am. Venue: Courtyard A
Menu: Local Malaysian Cuisine.
By: Catechetical Ministry

 

MASS COLLECTION

MASS COLLECTION
Date	Day	Time	Cash (RM)	QR (RM)	Total (RM)
26-Sept-26	Saturday	6.00pm	806.10	337.40	1,143.50
27-Sept-26	Sunday	7.30am	440.30	42.00	482.30
27-Sept-26	Sunday	9.30am	1,581.50	958.00	2,539.50
				RM	4,165.30

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CATECHESIS

Living Liturgy

Liturgy and Scripture: Today’s first reading is one of the most
fascinating passages of all the writings of Israel’s prophets and perhaps of the entire Old Testament. Because there is plenty of other rich material from today’s lectionary readings, it would be easy to pass over this tiny masterpiece without too much thought, but that would mean missing a highlight of today’s liturgy.

Isaiah 5:1-7 is known as “the song of the vineyard.” As it opens, Isaiah plays the role of a folk singer singing a ballad for a friend. He begins a song about “his [friend’s] vineyard” and goes on at length about his friend preparing, planting, and cultivating the land and even building a        watchtower to protect his vineyard. At the very same time, it seems to be a love song, with the vineyard and its owner representing a bride and groom. The original readers would have picked up this meaning fairly easily; the same vineyard/lover metaphor is prominent in the Song of Songs.

Then at the end of the long verse 2, as the listener perhaps expects to hear the singer croon about the bride’s beauty or the couple’s love, the song takes a negative turn. The friend’s vines yield wild grapes, unfit for eating-in fact, the Hebrew word translated as “wild” can also mean “rotten.” And as the singer proceeds, it dawns on the listener that this love song is a tragedy. The owner will abandon his vineyard to animals and weeds.

Then in verse 7, the prophet drops the metaphor abruptly, like a trap he’d set for the listener that he now snaps closed. He lays out his true
meaning directly: “The vineyard of the Lord of hosts is the house of
Israel”-a line so important that the lectionary also borrows it as the
response line for today’s responsorial psalm. The ballad has now become a parable, one that casts Israel in a very poor light. It is about Israel’s betrayal of God and the consequences of its infidelity. Let’s take a
moment today to appreciate this brief but remarkable passage of
Scripture.

PROMPTS FOR FAITH-SHARING

The readings for this Sunday use the image of the vineyard to help us understand God’s action in history. What images of God and God’s action have you found helpful in getting to know who God is?

In the second reading, Paul encourages us to strive for the honorable, the just, and the pure, among other “worthy” things. What distractions draw you away from the good that God desires for you?

In quoting Psalm 118, Jesus reminds the chief priests and elders that God works through the unexpected and the overlooked. Where have you recognized God’s voice in an unlikely source? Where might you be
missing God’s presence in the people around you?

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Mass Intentions

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