Catholics At Home

From October 2021 till October 2023, the Catholic Church worldwide is going to be on a journey of consultation and listening. Pope Francis has called for a process of synodality that culminates with the Synod of Bishops. What is synodality? What is the Church asking from us? Can we expect some changes? How can we bring our concerns? These are some of the questions that Catholics At Home will be speaking to Bishop Sebastian Francis of the Diocese of Penang on Saturday, 2 Oct 2021 @ 10:30 am. Don’t forget to tune in.

The Archdiocesan Ministry of Ecumenical and Interreligious Affairs (AMEIA), in collaboration with Catholics At Home Podcast, is bringing you a series of conversations on ‘Understanding World Religions’.  Join us on our next enlightening conversation with BAHA'I on 28 September 2021 @ 8:00 pm. We invite you to tune in as we seek to build bridges of friendship & foster  harmony and unity with one another.

You may have seen the seminary from the outside, but have you ever wondered how is it in the inside? What does an ordinary day look like for a seminarian? This week we will give you a glimpse of what you cannot see from the outside. Join our podcast this Saturday, 25 Sept 2021 @ 10:30 am and we speak to seminarians Patrick Hilary and Joseph Wong who will not only speak about their daily routine but also give us a tour behind the walls of the seminary.

The Archdiocesan Ministry of Ecumenical and Interreligious Affairs (AMEIA), in collaboration with Catholics At Home Podcast, is bringing you a series of conversations on ‘Understanding World Religions’. Join us on our next enlightening conversation with TAOISM on 21 September 2021 @ 8:00 pm. We invite you to tune in as we seek to build bridges of friendship & foster harmony and unity with one another.

“He who sings prays twice” (St Augustine) and we know that for many people, music is the medium of communicating with God. Catholics At Home speaks to Fr Rob Galea, a priest of the Diocese of Sandhurst, Australia (also known as the “singing-priest”), about what it is like to find God in a changing world and how he uses music and social media to impact change. Tune in Saturday, 18 September 2021 @ 10:30 am to find out more.

Come join the Catholics At Home team for a special Malaysia Day show as we celebrate all things that make us 'anak Malaysia' as we look forward to a nation united in hope and prayer. Don’t forget to tune in this Thursday, 16th Sept 2021 @ 10:30 am.

The Archdiocesan Ministry of Ecumenical and Interreligious Affairs (AMEIA), in collaboration with Catholics At Home Podcast, is bringing you a series of conversations on ‘Understanding World Religions’.  Join us on our next enlightening conversation with SIKHISM on 14 September 2021 @ 8:00 pm . We invite you to tune in as we seek to build bridges of friendship & foster  harmony and unity with one another.

The special place that Mary, the mother of Jesus, has in the Catholic Church is a frequent source of confusion for non-Catholics. When asked "Why do Catholics treat Mary the way they do?", many of us are lost for words. Join Catholics At Home this Saturday, 11 Sept 2021 @ 9:00 am as we discover more about Mary in the life of the Church with Fr. Joseph Stephen C.S..R.

Have you carried a question with you for a long time and never dared ask a priest? Here is your opportunity to pose questions about the faith and the church. Come join us as Fr Alex Chelvam & Clarence Devadass answers some of your burning questions and hopefully lift the burden off your shoulders.

The Catholics At Home team invites you to our Merdeka 2021 podcast as we remember the past with gratitude, celebrate the present with joy, and look ahead with hope. Don’t forget to tune is on Saturday, 28 Aug 2021 @ 10:30 am.

The Archdiocesan Ministry of Ecumenical and Interreligious Affairs (AMEIA), in collaboration with Catholics At Home Podcast, is bringing you a series of conversations on ‘Understanding World Religions’.  Join us on our next enlightening conversation with BUDDHISM on 31 August 2021 @ 8:00 pm . We invite you to tune in as we seek to build bridges of friendship & foster  harmony and unity with one another.

A Jesuit priest, author, editor at large of America Media and consultor to the Vatican’s Dicastery for Communication, Fr James Martin SJ joins us for a lively conversation about his vocation, ministry and views about life, spirituality and Church. Join us on Saturday, 21 August @ 10:30 am as we eavesdrop on his conversation with Fr Clarence Devadass. Don’t forget to tune in.

In the midst of a heath and economic crisis, we also have a political crisis at  the worst possible time. As ordinary citizens, many of us feel helpless and even voiceless. How can we turn despair into hope? How can we make our murmurings be heard? Tune in this Saturday, 14 August 2021 @ 10:30 am as we converse with YB Kasthuri Patto (MP for Batu Kawan) and Thomas Fann (Chairman, BERSIH 2.0) for a lively conversation about how we can shape the future we aspire.

Young people have the ability to get things done to bring about change in the world. Their vigour, innovation, and freshness can influence the behaviour of others - young and old alike. But what motivates them to take this path? This Satuday, 7 August 2021 @ 10.30am, Catholics At Home speaks to Heidy Quah, social activist from Refuge for the Refugees, Adrian Oh, a PPV volunteer and co-ordinator and Fabian Lee of ASAYO whose innovative ideas, creativity and passion are leading a change for the future.

Times of crisis are, perhaps, the most important times to turn to God.  For many of us, this is a very difficult time to pray because we don't exactly know what to say or ask for. However, prayer in a time of crisis can be the turning point. How do we find faith, hope, and love God has to offer in times like these? Fr Patrick Massang C.Ss.R. is LIVE on Catholics At Home on Saturday, 31 July 2021 @ 10:30 am. Come join us.

Have you ever asked these questions… How do I know what decision God wants me to make? How do I know if my decision is right?  How do I know where God is leading me or what He wants me to do? Catholics At Home speaks to Fr Richard Anthonysamy SJ (Assumption Church PJ) on discernment and God’s will. Tune in on Saturday, 24 July 2021 @ 10:30 am.

While the pandemic rapidly sweeps across the nation, it leaves behind a trail of mental health issues. Quarantine, the loss of employment, the reduction of salaries and the disruption to our usual activities, routines and livelihood has led to an increase in loneliness, depression, harmful alcohol & drug use, self-harm and suicidal behaviour. Is it ok for us to feel this way? What can we do to help ourselves when stuck in this situation?   

This Saturday, 17 July 2021 @ 10:30 am, we explore ways to be kinder with ourselves with Consultant Adult Psychiatrist and Addiction Specialist - Professor Dr Philip George and Kenny Lim of The Befrienders.

The Covid-19 pandemic has taken a toll on everyone’s lives, but it has been especially cruel to the poor and the vulnerable. This Saturday, we take a clearer look at the precarious position the pandemic has placed on Malaysians, particularly the vulnerable and the pandemic poor or also known as the "new poor". How and what can we as a community do to reach out? Join us this Saturday, 10 July at 10.30am as we speak to Dr. Hartini Zainuddin and Arnaud Marolleau as we discover the bitter truth of the impoverished reality left behind by the pandemic.

Oh no, another lockdown! This can only mean suspension of school, more online learning, cessation of extracurricular activities, closure of playgrounds, parks, and loss of daily contact with friends. How long can children cope? Join us as we discuss how to help to prevent lasting psychological distress in children. Catholics at Home speaks to Madeleine Yong, a play therapist, and Jamel Badaoui, a parent-educator this Saturday, 3 July 2021 @ 10:30 am.  Don’t forget to tune in.  

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Where is God? Why isn’t God hearing our prayers to stop the virus? Why does God let bad things happen?  When life brings us many challenges, we can quite easily say, Lord, do you not care? In times of crisis, many people tend to wonder, where God has gone? Are you one of them? If you are, join us LIVE this Saturday, 26 June 2021 @ 10:30 am as Catholics At Home speaks to Bishop Sebastian Francis on finding God in the current crisis.

“There's nothing that can help you understand your beliefs more than trying to explain them to an inquisitive child”. - Frank Clark  

We're putting a spin on Father's Day celebrations this year by letting children ask Father Clarence any questions at all. In collaboration with Stella Maris International School, Catholics At Home presents "Ask Father Lah"! Come hang out with us this Saturday, 19 June 2021 @ 10:30am.

His Eminence Oswald Cardinal Gracias was made cardinal by Pope Benedict in 2007. He participated in the 2013 papal conclave and is a close advisor to Pope Francis. He is the Archbishop of Bombay and President of the Catholic Bishops Conference of India.  

Join Catholics At Home this Saturday, 12 June 2021 @ 10:30 am in an exclusive conversation with Cardinal Gracias as we talk about his experience at the conclave, Pope Francis, his reflection on life in the pandemic, and his vision for the Church in Asia.

"Jesus summoned his twelve disciples and gave them authority over unclean spirits with power to drive them out…” (cf. Matt 10:1). The ministry of exorcism is part of the healing ministry the Church continues today but not often spoken publicly though we have seen it in movies, heard of it, or read it in books. Catholics At Home speaks to Fr. Jose Francisco Syquia from the Office of Exorcism of the Archdiocese of Manila. Join us LIVE this Saturday, 5 June 2021 @ 10:30 am as Fr Syquia explains more about the ministry of exorcism in the church.   

Archdiocese of Manila Office of Exorcism Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/exorcismphilippines/

The pandemic has thrown our lives into chaos and caught in between is our children's education. Students have lost a lot of time in their studies and now with half the year gone, they have just months to catch up and prepare for their exams. So how can they make the best of the second half of the year to bridge the gap, and make sure they are not left behind? Join us this Saturday, 29 May 2021 @ 10:30 am as Catholics at Home speaks to primary and secondary school teachers Surein, Rosalynn and Cecelia along with homeschool guru - Mr. Mike, as they share their experiences and tips on how to get back on track.

24 May marks the sixth anniversary since the publication of Pope Francis’ Encyclical Laudato Si. The release of Laudato Si’ was a historic event, as Pope Francis issued a powerful message on our moral responsibility to care for creation. Join us this Saturday, 22 May 2021 @ 10:30 am as Catholics at Home speaks to Bishop Allwyn D’Silva (Auxiliary Bishop of the Archdiocese of Mumbai), Anthony Tan (Executive Officer - Finance, All-Party Parliamentary Group Malaysia on Sustainable Development Goals), and Christine Das (Wildlife Conservation Artist) on how we can each make a difference in caring for our common home.

Wherever the Lord has placed you, each of us adds value when we use our talents and gifts and time in His service - we encounter HIM.   

Join us on 15 May 2021 @ 10.30 am as we look back and witness the legacy of God’s goodness through personal encounters and stories.  

This program will feature guests-Chitra Dass, Joseph D'Cruz, Robert Tan, Roy Rogers and Simon Phun who share their personal God encounters while serving in various capacities in Church.   

Don’t miss out on this inspiring conversation.

Have you carried a question with you for a long time and never dared ask a priest? Here is your opportunity to pose questions about the faith and the church. Come join us as Fr Clarence Devadass answers some of your burning questions and hopefully lift the burden off your shoulders.  LIVE this Saturday, 8 May 2021 @ 10:30 am on Catholics At Home Podcast.

Each person is called to live out the universal vocation to holiness in particular ways such as married life, priesthood, religious life, or as a committed single person. This Sunday aka Good Shepherd Sunday is a Day of Prayer for Vocations. How does one discern if God is calling? What happens in the seminary? How to foster vocations in the family? Join us as we answer these and many more question with Fr Clarence Devadass and Hilary Narcis LIVE on Saturday, 24 April 2021 @ 10:30 am.

In the Catholic Church, an Ecclesiastical (Church) annulment is entirely separate from a civil action of divorce - though they both have the same effect. However, very few people understand the difference. Join us LIVE this Saturday, 17 April 2021 @ 10:30 am as MAG and Fr Clarence speak to Fr William Michael from the Peninsular Malaysia Ecclesiastical Tribunal.

We're celebrating our 1st Anniversary this Saturday and we couldn't have done it without you. It's been an exciting journey and we'd love if you could join us this Saturday as we look back on some of the sweetest memories from the past year on Catholics At Home. See you then!   

Saturday 10 April @ 10.30am.

“To be or not to be, that is the question.” Many people are still unsure whether to be vaccinated or not because of the overwhelming information that is out there. Catholics At Home speaks to Dr Benedict Sim, a specialist in infectious diseases, about the MYTHS vs FACTS surrounding the Covid-19 vaccines. Join us this Saturday, 27 March 2021 @ 10:30 am as we debunk some of these myths and get a better understanding.

Have you have wondered what the life of the priest is like “Behind the Robe”? Perhaps you may have wondered and never took courage to ask. Here is an opportunity to go behind the scenes with Fr Alex Chelvam and our resident priest, Fr Clarence Devadass. Join us this Saturday, 20 March 2021 @ 10:30 am as Mag puts to them questions that you would have liked to ask but did not. You can pose your question too… but go easy on them ya 🙂

Migration of people to other countries in search of a better life has occurred all through history. Some societies welcome while others reject. Those left stranded are often victimised. Catholic At Home speaks to Josie Tey about her work with migrants and refugees. Come join us LIVE on Catholic At Home on Saturday, 6 March 2021 @ 10:30 am as we hear about the challenges and opportunities in ministering to the migrants and refugees.

[UPDATE] While the movement restrictions is aimed to stop the spread of the coronavirus, it may however be the breeding space of violence at home. Shedding a light on a more severe and dangerous problem - a crisis within a crisis, the Catholics At Home speak to YB Hannah Yeoh about this issue and how society can rise up to help.  

Join us LIVE this Sunday, 28 Feb 2021 @ 2:00 pm as we delve deeper into the problems faced by the “Silent Screamers”.

Children with special needs require extra attention, teaching, care – and love! The ministry to children with special needs in ArchKL seeks to promote dignity and respect and also opportunities within the larger community. Catholics At Home speaks to Cheryl Kristine and Rita Anthony who have dedicated their time and talent to serving these children.  

Join us LIVE on Saturday 20 Feb 2021 @ 10:30 am to find out more about this ministry.

Any crisis, whether personal or communal, can either be an opportunity to progress or regress. The Bible is filled with narratives of both. At a time when the pandemic has pushed us to re-frame our priorities in life, God calls us to look towards Him for direction. This week, Catholics At Home speaks to Jeevan Sahadevan, Malaysia's leading business coach, on how to motivate ourselves through this difficult time.  

Join us LIVE on Saturday, 6 Feb 2021 @ 10:30 am to find out how to make this the best year ever.

Jamming 4 Jesus - Advent Praise & Worship Special with MOVE YOUTH. Friday 4 December @ 9.30pm.  

As we approach the second week of Advent, we are called to heed the call of St John the Baptist to make straight the way for the Lord in our hearts (Mark 1:1-8).  Every valley, shall be exalted! We cry Holy Holy Holy to our Lord  Jesus born for us this Christmas!  

As we heed the virtue of Peace, may God continue to nurture our hearts to prepare His Way in the hearts of all those that does not know Him, Our Lord Jesus!  

Let us come together for a time of Praise and Worship with reflection on His Word.

Living in a multi-religious society, it is necessary to build bridges rather than hurdles. When we understand and respect one another, we become friends, we trust one another, the joy of living together abounds. The KL Archdiocesan Ministry for Ecumenical and Interreligious Dialogue (AMEIA), and Catholics At Home invite you to a panel conversation on “Relating with Peoples of Other Faiths” on Saturday 12 Dec 2020 @ 10:00 am.

Sports has a unique way of uniting people of all backgrounds. You may not know the person sitting next to you but if bring up the topic of sports, a quiet conversation can certainly turn out to be a lively one. This week Catholics At Home speaks to Datuk James Selvaraj and Stephen Van Huizen, legends in Malaysian sports on the topic of unity. Join us LIVE on Saturday 26 Sept @ 10:30 am as we converse about Unity through Sports.

This Sunday we celebrate Father’s Day and we at Catholics At Home want to honour God and show our appreciation for the gift of fathers. As in the book of Proverbs 23:24 "The father of a righteous child has great joy; a man who fathers a wise son rejoices in him."    

We'll like to open up this section for all our viewers to post up the BEST ADVICE YOUR DAD GAVE YOU as we'll discuss this during our show.   

Join us this Saturday, 20 June 2020 at 10:30 am for this special tribute to all Fathers. 😉

There have been mixed reactions to the news of allowing Catholic Churches to reopen their doors. Some are eager while others are cautious. How are we going to return to the “new normal”? Catholics At Home speaks to Dr. Mark Tan, a member of the KL Archdiocesan Crisis Task Force Team, together with Fr Clarence Devadass on the steps taken as we phase into “returning home". Join us LIVE on Saturday, 27 June 2020 @ 10:30am at Catholics At Home Podcast on Facebook and YouTube.

In the words of Mother Teresa, “love cannot remain by itself - it has no meaning. Love has to be put into action and that action is service". Catholics At Home speaks to Samuel Isaiah, a Global Teacher Award finalist, about his work to build bridges through education and how he translates his passion for teaching by sharing love with his students. Come be a part of our conversation with Samuel on Saturday, 19 Dec 2020 @ 10:30 am.

This year, unlike the past Christmas', celebrations will be different. With social distancing, no gatherings and no parties, some may not feel the need to celebrate the coming of Christ.    

And because of that, we’ve put together A Christmas Special! Hosted by Kevin Francis and MAG, The ExtraOrdinary Christmas Special by Catholics At Home will be coming to your homes.  

Malaysia's Largest Christmas Virtual Choir link: https://bit.ly/LargestChristmasVirtualChoir_FB & https://bit.ly/LargestChristmasVirtualChoir_YouTube  

With key messages from Father Clarence Devadass and Father Patrick Massang on how to share the joy of Christmas with those around us, some amazing Christmas Carols to warm your hearts, a Children's Arts & Crafts Special for the little ones, a Special Message from Archbishop Julian Leow and premiering Malaysia's Largest Ever Christmas Catholic Virtual Choir, The ExtraOrdinary Christmas Special will leave you filled with love, hope and joy to welcome in a Blessed Christmas!   

So don’t forget to make a date with us!  19 December (Saturday) LIVE @ 8.30pm.

The different stages of lockdown brought on by the movement control order have impacted some more than others, namely the elderly and children. The week Catholics At Home speaks to Dato’ Dr Amar-Singh HSS, a senior consultant paediatrician of over 35 years. Amongst his many interests are children in the community and early childhood intervention. Join us this Saturday, 9 Jan 2021 @ 10:30 am as we speak to him on ‘The Impact of Lockdown on Children’.

Developing a Closer Relationship with Sacred Scripture 

On 30 Sept 2019, Pope Francis established that the Third Sunday in Ordinary Time to be the Sunday of the Word of God. The purpose is to reawaken in the church "the importance and value of sacred Scripture for the Christian life, as well as the relationship between the word of God and the liturgy.” This week, Catholic At Home speaks to Bishop Richard Ng and Fr Andy Lee from the Diocese of Miri on the importance of the word of God in our personal lives and in the liturgy.   

Join us LIVE on Saturday, 16 Jan 2021 @ 10:30 am.

Sharing and lightening the burdens of others is integral to the Christian message - faith and good works are inseparable. In the words of Mother Teresa, “If you can’t feed a hundred people, then feed one’. This week, Catholics At Home speaks to colleagues at Willing Hearts, an ‘online marketplace’ created to help those who need a lift during the pandemic. We will be speaking not only about the vision and mission of this initiative but also some tips for sellers to be more e-commerce savvy.  

Don’t forget to join us LIVE this Saturday, 23 Jan 2021 @ 10:30 am and find out how you can help yourself and others to weather this ‘storm’.

As vaccines begin to roll out, there are mixed-reactions not only from scientists and medical personnel but also in Catholic circles regarding the morality of the vaccines and the need for immunisation. Join us as we eavesdrop on moral theologians, Fr James McTavish and Fr Clarence Devadass, on Friday 29 Jan 2021 @ 8:30 pm for a conversation on some of the issues that are being raised by Catholics on COVID-19 vaccines and immunisation.

Each year as we enter the season of Lent, we NOT ONLY are mindful of three key practices of prayer (Mt. 6:6), fasting (Mt. 6:17) and almsgiving (Mt. 6:2) but also participate in the Lenten Campaign in order to promote active and responsible actions that result in renewal and transformation of the Catholic community.   

Join us LIVE on Saturday 30 Jan 2021 @ 10:30 am as we speak to Fr Albet Arockiasamy and Teo Kar Im from the Archdiocesan Office of Human Development on Lenten Campaign 2021.

The prophet Isaiah speaks of the Messiah that is to come as the ‘Prince of Peace’ (Isaiah 9:6) and during His time on earth, Jesus told His disciples, ‘Peace I leave you, my peace I give you’ (Jn 14:27). Peace can only go forth from us when we have peace in our hearts. Catholics At Home speaks to Archbishop John Wong from the Archdiocese of Kota Kinabalu of finding inner peace at a time when so many things around us are uncertain. Come be a part of our conversation this  Saturday, 5 Dec 2020 @ 10:30 am

Advent brings us hope of a future that is yet to be fulfilled, the second coming of Jesus Christ. However, hope is also to be experienced in the here and now. At a time of a pandemic, many things are uncertain but God still works in little ways to assure humanity of His presence. Catholic At Home speaks to Sr Fatima who brings hope to the urban poor and homeless in concrete ways. Join us on Saturday, 28 Nov 2020 at 10:30 am as we discover more about this challenging ministry.

What is love? What constitutes a marriage? How do we live in the family? These are among the many questions people ask the Church and almost always, the answers get mixed reactions. There are no easy answers to issues that pertain to human life and relationships. Catholics At Hope speaks to Fr James McTavish, a medical doctor, priest and moral theologian based in the Philippines, about some of these difficult issues. Join us LIVE on Saturday, 14 Nov 2020 @ 10:30 am and you could also pose some of your questions.

Saints are an integral part of the Catholic faith. However, over the years, the these devotions and connection with the saints are beginning to wane. They seem to be distant to many except when we are in need of favours. Catholics At Home speaks to Fr Michael Chua regarding the communion of saints, devotions and also saints for daily life.   

Join us on Saturday, 7 Nov 2020 at 10:30 am for a lively conversation and rediscover the saint in you.

In an analysis conducted by CyberSecurity Malaysia (CSM) with over 8,000 primary and secondary students nationwide, almost half of children aged between seven and nine own social media accounts (Source: NST 20 Nov 2019). Now that almost everyone has a digital footprint, how do we keep the young safe? Catholics At Home speaks to Philip Ling (Head of Sustainability, DIGI) and YB Kasthuri Patto (MP Batu Kawan) on Cyber-safe and Cyber-bullying. Join us LIVE this Saturday, 10 Oct 2020 @ 10:30am for a conversation to help equip our children with the know-how on recognizing online risks.

Every year in the month of October the Church celebrates Mission Day. Mission is a free and conscious response to God’s call and therefore, the celebration of World Mission Day is an opportunity to reflect on how we can participate actively in the mission of Jesus in His Church. Join is LIVE on Saturday, 17 Oct 2020 @ 10:30am as Catholic At Home speaks to Fr Victor Louis, the Director of the Pontifical Mission Society for Malaysia-Singapore-Brunei.

The best way to honour a person is to recall the memories created while alive. As a prelude to the Funeral Mass, Catholic At Home would like to re-live some of those memories created by His Eminence Anthony Soter Cardinal Fernandez.  

Join us LIVE on Saturday, 31 October 2020 at 9:00 am as we view some visuals and speak to different people regarding their memories as a tribute to Cardinal Fernandez, loved by many.

Diversity is said to both a strength and weakness. The diversity of race, culture and religion in Malaysia is expressed in a variety of ways. As we are approaching the celebrations of Merdeka & Malaysia Day, Catholics At Home explores what can we do to promote harmony in the spirit of nation building. Join us LIVE on Saturday, 22 Aug 2020 @ 10:30am.

As more and more Catholic Churches open their doors and increase Masses, some are eager and some are afraid while some are not able to attend mass.  In this espisode we'll be speaking to various parishioners from different age groups to understand better how we are all "Finding Our Way Back Home" in our own different ways. 

Join Fr Clarence Devadass, Jonathan Phun and our other guests LIVE on Saturday, 8 August 2020 @ 10:30am. Log into Catholics At Home Podcast on Facebook and YouTube.

YB Kasthuri Patto joined politics at a very young age. Her quest for truth and justice was not only moulded by the late father, P. Patto, but also by her faith and conviction. Catholics At Home speaks to her about her life journey and faith. Join us LIVE on Saturday, 25 July 2020 at 10:30 am as we get ‘All Access’ to this caring and warm-hearted parliamentarian.

What does it mean to be Church? This perennial question has been in the minds of many great theologians over the centuries. The understanding is never static but evolves over time. In the post pandemic period, we are once again looking at how "to be" Church in the new normal. Join us LIVE tomorrow with Fr Clarence Devadass & Fr Patrick Massang CSsR at 10:00 am as we explore the new expressions of being Church.

At the time of a pandemic, many things are uncertain because of the volatility of the situation. Making long term decisions are not the easiest when having to consider different aspects and also managing expectations. Catholics At Home speaks to Archbishop Julian Leow on opportunities and challenges as he leads the Archdiocese of Kuala Lumpur through this unprecedented time. Join us on Saturday, 12 September 2020 at 10:30 am for a heart to heart conversation with Archbishop Leow.

The Miracles of the Novena with Fr Patrick Massang C.Ss.R. LIVE - 24 October @ 10.30am, Catholics At Home Podcast  

The Novena has been an integral part of our Catholic tradition and also quite personal to many of us. This nine days of prayer and meditation is usually to present to God special intercessory prayers of requests or petitions. The Novena to Our Lady of Perpetual Help is a popular devotion held each Saturday in many churches which regularly draws many devotees from all faiths. Catholics At Home Podcast speaks to Fr Patrick Massang C.Ss.R who will share with us insights into the significance of the Novena and how is also special to him.  

Catch the weekly Novena from Our Lady of Perpetual Help Ipoh, every Saturdays @ 9am http://bit.ly/omph_novena_channel.

Leaving behind what would have been a successful career and the niceties of life, does not cross the minds of many people. Fr Francis Teo “A restless heart leads Malaysian to a place not on a map” and embarked on a missionary journey that led him to a remote place in Kenya, Africa. Catholics At Home speaks to Fr Teo about his vocation, ministry and life away from home this Saturday, 15 Aug 2020 @ 10:30 am. Join us for an ALL ACCESS with Fr Francis Teo, mcspa, our Malaysian missionary in Africa.

Sr Enda Ryan left Ireland at a very young age, took the long route and came to Malaysia with enthusiasm and exuberance to “change the world”. Talk about pioneering work in education, Sr Enda’s name surely comes up. When entrusted with the task of setting up a school, she knew this was her opportunity to make a change. Join us as Catholics At Home has an All Access conversation with Sr Enda Ryan on Saturday, 5 Sept 2020 at 10.30am. #FMM #Assunta

On this week's edition of the Catholics At Home Podcast, we have with us 3 new faces to our show who are young, talented and are filled with the Holy Spirit. They have selected a variety of meaningful songs of praise which are close to their hearts and we hope it would bare meaning to you too.  Come and join in our session this Friday 12 June 2020 @ 9pm.  

Lineup 

1. Catherine & Family (Church of Our Lady of Fatima, Brickfields) 

2. Mark Edward (Chapel of Kristus Aman, TTDI)

3. Timothy Zarsadias (Church of the Divine Mercy, Shah Alam) 

May these songs bring you joy leading up to the weekend.   

God Bless.

Praise looks good on you. Come let us worship our Lord in song in our series Jamming 4 Jesus #6. 

This weeks we have 3 talented Catholic singers / musicians: Aundrey Ansel & Friends (CDM & Chapel Kristus Aman), Ian Sheeven & Friends (Assumption & OLL) and Taiping Lang (St Louis, Perak) who will share with us these beautiful song of praise.   Worship Songs: 

Send the fire  Deep  Who am I  Medley: Heart of worship & Here I am to worship  Mujizat itu nyata   Our Father  Jesus we enthrone you  Refiner's fire  And I thank you Lord  

We look forward to have you join us with your family via Catholics At Home:  #CatholicsAtHome #Jamming4Jesus #Pentecost #PraiseandWorship 

Take care and God Bless

Are you ready for another praise and worship session of Jamming 4 Jesus?  Leading up to Pentecost Sunday,  we have with us Terence & Friends from the Church of Divine Mercy, Shah Alam and Fr. Gregory Chan & The Assumption Boys who will lead us in this worship session with these songs:

Jesus is my firm foundation  His love endures forever  There is none like you  Christ is enough for me  Good good Father  Trinity song  Sweet heart of Jesus  Soul of my Saviour  Mary from thy sacred image  Just believe  

We look forward to have you join us with your family via Catholics At Home:  #CatholicsAtHome #Jamming4Jesus #Pentecost #PraiseandWorship 

Take care and God Bless

This week's Jamming 4 Jesus will have 3 talented musicians to lead us in Praise & Worship - Kareshma Martin from CDM Shah Alam, Mary Voon & Sharon Cornelius from CHS, Penang and Russell Curtis from Jesus Caritas Church Kepong.  Hosted by Kacang Kevin & Nicole Ng, we would like to give God glory and honour with these songs of praise:

See a victory  More of You  Goodness of God  10,000 Reasons  Betapa Hatiku  Salve Regina  The Lord’s Prayer I surrender all    Keep on keeping on  

We hope that you could join us and bring a family or friend to this session.  

#CatholicsAtHome #Jamming4Jesus  

Take care and God Bless

On the feast of St Jerome last year (30 Sept 2019), Pope Francis established the ‘Sunday of the Word of God’ and called on the Church to be devoted to the celebration, study and dissemination of the Word of God. This Sunday we celebrate Bible Sunday. Join us LIVE this Saturday, 11 Jul 2020 @ 10:30 am as we speak about Catholics and the Bible in relation to Bible Sunday 2020.

Many of us are well aware of the different ministries in the Church because we see them 'in action'. However, there are also some that we do not know much about because of the nature of the ministry. One such ministry in the Church is the Prison Ministry. This week, Catholics At Home speaks to members of this ministry to find out more.

At a time when face to face contact is not possible or limited, keeping people “informed” is an important task - it is one-way of engagement. When there is a lack of information or access to it, this causes anxiety and also frustration. During the MCO, parishes used different tools to keep their parishioners informed. Catholics At Home speaks to some parish media team members on how they got started and what is required of those who are intending to start a similar team in their parish. Join us LIVE this Saturday, 6 June 2020 @ 10:30 am and find out how you can assist your parish in some way to set up a media team.

This Sunday we celebrate the feast of the Pentecost. The coming on the Holy Spirit on the Apostles was a turning point in they lives. For the first time, they were united by a common language, and a common zeal and purpose to go and preach the Gospel… the beginnings of a Church. Catholics At Home speaks to Deacon Clement Samuel on the role of the Holy Spirt in our lives and how the Holy Spirit continues to renew the Church even now. Join us LIVE on Saturday, 30 May 2020 @ 10:30am via FaceBook or YouTube for an interesting conversation.

We have heard it said, ‘when one door closes, another opens’. That can be said of the Church when MCO was imposed. From face-to-face meetings to online encounters was not an easy transition but a necessary one. Catholic At Home speaks to Andrew Tan & Nancy Liew, Gwen Manickam, and Deva Mary on their experiences of taking the Church online. Join us on Saturday 23 May 2020 at 10:30am as we also celebrate World Communications Day 2020. 

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Catholics At Home #16 All Access - 💦🥇Diving in Faith✝️ with Pandelela Rinong  

Come join us for an exclusive podcast with Pandelela Rinong, who shares her journey in faith as a Catholic. Pandelela will be representing Malaysia 🇲🇾 at the next Olympic Games in Tokyo with the nation’s hopes on her shoulders, being the first Malaysian diver to win 2 Olympic 🥇🥇 and 5 World Championship 🥇🥇🥇🥇🥇medals. We gather her thoughts on her preparations and aspirations leading up to the worlds grandest sporting event. 

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There are times in our faith journey we can become complacent and do just the bare minimum. However, discipleship is about deepening our faith and finding a place to serve the Lord. Catholics At Home speaks to Fr Gregory Chan and Jerry Thasan about the “Landings Programme”. This programme is intended to help Catholics reconnect with the faith and Church.  Join us on this Thursday, 21 May 2020 @ 9pm.  

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During the MCO, many people's livelihood had been affected, especially the daily wage earners, migrant workers, and the urban poor. The parishes started with helping put food on the table but now the needs are greater. Given that our resources are limited, what can individuals do to help? Catholics At Home speaks to Fr Bernard Hyacinth SJ, the Director of the KL Archdiocesan Office fo Human Development, on what has been happening on the ground and what can we do post-MCO to help the needy.

The COVID-19 pandemic, and the subsequent movement control order (MCO), have impacted many small and medium enterprises in a way that has forced the business community to swiftly re-imagine and embrace new ways of doing business. Catholics At Home speaks to Jeevan Sahadevan, a business growth expert, on how entrepreneurs can navigate through this crisis.#CatholicsAtHome #BusinessTalk

During the MCO, many people's livelihood had been affected, especially the daily wage earners, migrant workers, and the urban poor. The parishes started with helping put food on the table but now the needs are greater. Given that our resources are limited, what can individuals do to help? Catholics At Home speaks to Fr Bernard Hyacinth SJ, the Director of the KL Archdiocesan Office fo Human Development, on what has been happening on the ground and what can we do post-MCO to help the needy.

The COVID-19 pandemic, and the subsequent movement control order (MCO), have impacted many small and medium enterprises in a way that has forced the business community to swiftly re-imagine and embrace new ways of doing business. Catholics At Home speaks to Jeevan Sahadevan, a business growth expert, on how entrepreneurs can navigate through this crisis. Join us on Wednesday, 13 May 2020 at 8:30 pm.  #CatholicsAtHome #BusinessTalk

 Come join us for an exclusive podcast with Pandelela Rinong, who shares her journey in faith as a Catholic. Pandelela will be representing Malaysia 🇲🇾 at the next Olympic Games in Tokyo with the nation’s hopes on her shoulders, being the first Malaysian diver to win 2 Olympic 🥇🥇 and 5 World Championship 🥇🥇🥇🥇🥇medals. We gather her thoughts on her preparations and aspirations leading up to the worlds grandest sporting event. #CatholicsAtHome #PandelelaRinong #Tokyo2020 #Olympics #ProudToBeCatholic

🎸✝️Jamming 4 Jesus # 3: Come join us in Praise & Worship this Friday, 15 May @ 8.30pm.❤️🎧🎤  Let us come together to worship and give thanksgiving to our Lord Jesus Christ for all he has done for us. This week we have the talented Nicole Ng (CDM, Shah Alam), Kevin Theseira, Adele Khor & Felicia Wong (CHS, Penang) coming together to lead us in worship.  
Praise & Worship Songs: 

1. Medley of Breathe + Draw Me Close + Above All 

2. Upper Room 

3. Kau Yang Terindah 

4. On this day of beautiful Mother 

5. Pass it on 

6. Lord you're so good 

7. Worlds apart 

8. Still 

9. I give you my heart 

10. Mighty to save 

11. Hosanna  

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❤️✝️🎧🎸🎤 "Come, let us praise the LORD! Let us sing for joy to God, who protects us! Let us come before him with thanksgiving and sing joyful songs of praise" (Ps 95:1-2). Join us at Catholics At Home as we continue to offer praise to God through Jamming 4 Jesus on Friday, 8 May @ 8:30 pm via Facebook or YouTube.  Pls help share this with fellow friends and family to jam with Jesus tonight. #Jamming4Jesus #CatholicsAtHome

During the MCO, many people's livelihood had been affected, especially the daily wage earners, migrant workers, and the urban poor. The parishes started with helping put food on the table but now the needs are greater. Given that our resources are limited, what can individuals do to help? Catholics At Home speaks to Fr Bernard Hyacinth SJ, the Director of the KL Archdiocesan Office fo Human Development, on what has been happening on the ground and what can we do post-MCO to help the needy.

❤️👏 *Mothers Day Special - LIVE on Catholics At Home. Saturday 9 May 2020 @ 10am.*❤️👏  This Sunday we celebrate Mother’s Day* and we at Catholics At Home want to honour God and show our appreciation for the gift of mothers. We know that  "A mother is she who can take the place of all others but whose place no one else can take” (Cardinal Meymillod). Motherhood is probably the greatest thing and yet at the same time the hardest thing.   Join us this Saturday, 9 May 2020 at 10:00 am for a unique podcast by mothers, with mothers and for mothers. We've got a surprise... for all mothers.... come & see 😉

“The harvest is plentiful but the workers are few (Mt 9:37).” This Sunday the Church celebrates Good Shepherd Sunday, a.k.a. Vocation Sunday. The number of priests and religious brothers and sisters are on the decline in our country. It is not only for us to pray, but to find ways to actively promote this way of life. Catholics At Home speaks to Fr Augustine Lee, the Vocation Director of the Archdiocese of Kuala Lumpur on what it takes to be a priest, how can we promote vocations, and other questions that you may have.

It was Plato who said "Music gives a soul to the universe, wings to the mind, flight to the imagination and life to everything." When we praise God through music, it gives soul to the faith, wings to our prayer, flight to our love, and life to our being. Catholics At Home begins a new segment called "Jamming 4 Jesus”… to bring together musicians to praise God, for He is our life and strength. Come, join us.

Staying at home can indeed be a time to put our talents and creativity to good use. Musicians around the would have been performing from their homes and choirs singing from the comfort of their rooms. Catholics At Home speaks to Adele Khor, a member of the Cathedral of the Holy Spirit, Penang, about her creative effort in bringing her choir members together for an Easter to remember.  

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With Good Shepherd (Vocation) Sunday drawing near, Catholics At Home got Fr Clarence Devadass and Fr Patrick Massang, CSsR to have a conversation about FAQs about priestly life... what do priests do when they are not celebrating the sacraments? Do priests get a salary? Do they get holidays? Etc, etc. If you would like to know more or have a question, join us LIVE via Facebook to engage with a Diocesan Priest and the other a Redemptorist Priest (Huh? What’s the difference?).

Growing up in the 80s, many will remember the song 'Setia' made popular and sung by Francissca Peter. This song united all Malaysians across all walks of life. During this MCO, Catholics At Home caught up with Fran, in an 'all access' conversation about her career, faith and also family.  

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In a time of crisis, most people become aware of the need to 'pull up their socks' and 'tighten the belts' when it concerns finances. Catholics At Home speaks to Patrick and Hazel Archibald, Financial Advisors, about how to better manage finances in the light financial uncertainties surrounding this crisis and also what assistance is available for the needy.

Download the slides which was shared on an emergency budget here: https://bit.ly/CAHPersonalFinance

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On the occasion of the 18th anniversary of his priestly ordination, Catholics At Home invited Archbishop Julian Leow for an informal conversation about his vocation story, his family and other aspects of his life that you may not know. Join us in this conversation with the man who as a child wanted to be a private investigator.  

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New situations and challenges elevates the levels of anxiety even in the best of us. Given that we are in unprecedented times, all of us are trying to cope and adapt differently. The stress of having to manage everything from home and the uncertainties of the future are no reasons to despair, Catholics At Home speaks to Dr Gerard Louis, a Counseling Psychologist, about what causes anxiety and how to deal with anxiety during difficult times like these.

COVID-19 is a global pandemic and many people are experiencing having to stay at home. While there are those who find comfort being surrounded by family, there are also those who are away from home and their loved ones. Catholic At Home speaks to Catholics "away from home" about how they are coping, especially during Easter where many families and friends get together and also some initiatives they are supporting to help during this challenging period.  

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The darkness of COVID-19 looms over the most important feast on the Catholic calendar this year, but our faith gives us no reason to despair. Catholics at Home speaks to Fr Patrick Massang about the meaning of Easter, as we reflect on the message hope that Jesus brings this Easter to all of us.

Hundreds of Catechumens were expecting to be baptised into the Catholic Church in Malaysia during the Easter Vigil this year, but COVID-19 has now prolonged their journey. Catholics At Home spoke to Ramesh Seshan about his experience in RCIA and how he feels about having to wait a little longer to be a Catholic.

The most significant event at the Holy Thursday Mass is probably the Washing of the Feet ritual. Catholics at Home speaks to Fr Clarence Devadass about his experiences during this ritual, its meaning and also what are some lessons we could learn today from this act of Jesus, performed 2000 years ago and re-enacted by the Church every year.

While most of are staying at home, there are those who need to be in the frontline to ensure that we can get past COVID-19. Catholics At Home spoke to Dr Ian Netto, one of the many people in the frontline. He shares how his work life has changed, his challenges, and how his faith supports him while working to save lives.

In this episode we focus on how families are coping with the MCO. We spoke to the Chan & Lee families together with Fr Clarence & Kacang Kevin Francis. They share on how they have learnt to see the good and to find God's in this period, especially leading into Holy Week.   Among the things we spoke about are family relationships, tips to pass the time and prayer life. We hope you enjoy this session and feel free to share this with your friends and family.   

Wishing all of you a Blessed Holy Week!

No palms, no feet washing, no visiting seven churches, no venerating the cross and no new fire or water because “I’ll be home this Holy Week” - the most important period of the Church's life. But we can still keep the spirit of Holy Week at Home. Catholics @ Home spoke to Redemptorist priest, Fr Patrick Masang and he has some suggestions what we can do at home for a meaningful Holy Week.  

Episode 2 is hosted by Kevin Francis & Melissa Jillia Au together with Fr Clarence Devadass during the COVID 19 MCO in Malaysia.

This is our pilot podcast episode where we will speak about the changes Fr Clarence has to cope with during MCO and how do we prepare for the online mass. We hope you enjoy the show and if you like it, share it to your fellow Catholic friends. If you have any questions or ideas for our next show, PM or drop us a message below.

This show is brought to you by Fr Clarence Devadass, Kevin Francis & Mark Darren Lee . Stay Safe and Stay At Home. God Bless you all!