WEEKLY MASS SCHEDULE

 

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)
MON 12/10/26 28th Week, Ordinary Time (Ps IV)
	** No Mass **
TUE 13/10/26 28th Week, Ordinary Time (Ps IV)
6.45 am	Mass (E)
WED 14/10/26 St Callistus
6.45 am	Mass (E)
THU 15/10/26 St Teresa of Jesus
6.45 am	Mass (E)
FRI 16/10/26 St Hedwig
7.30 pm	Mass (E)
SAT 17/10/26 29th Sunday in Ordinary Time (Ps I)
10.30 am	Wedding Mass (E)
5.30 pm	Novena to OLPH (E)
6.00 pm	Mass (E)
SUN 18/10/26 29th Sunday in Ordinary Time (Ps I)
7.00 am	Rosary (T)
7.30 am	Mass (T)
9.00 am	Rosary (E)
9.30 am	Mass (E)

 

COMMUNITY BREAKFAST SALE
No Breakfast sale on Sunday,11/10/2026

CHARITY SHOW 2026
There will be a charity show organise by
Independent Living & Training Centre Malaysia 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.

 

 

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
PESTA K.A.M.I—CAMPUS EDITION 2026
We will be joined by Brother Jean-Patrick of the Taizé Community, who will provide formation on prayer and lead a contemplative prayer experience together with a team of young people. The prayer will include Scripture, meditative chants, silence and Adoration.
Date: Saturday, 14 November 2026  Time: 12.30 pm – 8.30 pm
Venue: Church of the Holy Family, Kajang    Age: 18-30 years old
Minimum Contribution: RM15, inclusive of tea break and dinner
Registration: asayokl.my/PK26     Closing Date: 9 November 2026

 

MASS COLLECTION

MASS COLLECTION
Date	Day	Time	Cash (RM)	QR (RM)	Total (RM)
03-Oct-26	Saturday	6.00pm	1,451.30	557.40	2,008.70
04-Oct-26	Sunday	7.30am	1,005.95	154.00	1,159.95
04-Oct-26	Sunday	9.30am	1,823.95	437.02	2,260.97
				RM	5,429.62

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CATECHESIS

Living Liturgy

Liturgy and Scripture: Today’s Scripture readings are a reminder of how often the kingdom of heaven is depicted in Scripture as a banquet. Again and again, in both the Old Testament and the New Testament, the
metaphor appears-as it does today in the first reading from Isaiah and the gospel reading from Matthew.

In reflecting on this image, it helps to keep in mind that our Scriptures are liturgical texts: they were almost all written for the purpose of being read in the eucharistic assembly. Liturgy is the native context of the Bible. And knowing this helps us under-stand their meaning. The context helps us understand the text (tip of the hat here to liturgical theologian Kevin
Irwin). Not only that but conversely, the Scripture readings can often help us understand the liturgical context in which they’re read.

Recognizing the eucharistic context of the Bible enriches both our
understanding of that that central biblical image of the kingdom of heaven as a meal, a banquet, a communal celebration gathered around a dining table, and our understanding of the Eucharist. The kingdom-as-banquet image is not, of course, about food, per se, or even about eating food with others. Rather, the image is ideal because we share a   universal human experience of meals being an event of unity, of fellowship, of joy, of
nurturing life, of family bonding, and finally of love. No, not every meal is like that we’ve all lived through examples of how they can become
downright disastrous! But they’re often like that when they, and we, are at our best, they certainly are.

The kingdom, fundamentally, is our eternal and perfect unity in God, not just individually but as God’s people. That’s why our celebration of the Eucharist is truly a foretaste of the kingdom. It looks forward to that
heavenly banquet when we will be made one in perfect love with God and God’s people, and it makes that union real, in a preliminary way, in the here and now.  Knowing that, how could Mass ever be boring?

PROMPTS FOR FAITH-SHARING

How have you recognized God’s invitation in your life?

What is God calling you to consider today?

Where has God provided a banquet for you? Which needs and deep desirės remain unfulfilled?

How do you feel hearing the parable in today’s gospel? How can you hold together both the generosity of the king’s banquet and his treatment of those who do not respond well to the invitation?

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Mass Intentions

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