The Pope’s Prayer Intentions
The Pope's monthly prayer intention is a global call to transform our prayers into "concrete actions," serving as a compass for a mission of compassion for the world.
September 2024
September's Conversation Hour discussion tackled the ongoing global environmental emergency.
Moderator Greg Jude along with panelists Ida Chin (AOHD CJM core team member), Ben Lourdesamy (ecosophy guide), and Ronald Hor (coordinator, Creation Justice Ministry, Archdiocese) examine how climate change intersects with social justice issues and our ethical duty to respond.
October 2024
FOR A SHARED MISSION
Let us pray that the Church continue to sustain a synodal lifestyle in every way, as a sign of co-responsibility, promoting the participation, communion and mission shared by priests, religious and laity
Click to Pray
Pray for the Synod alongside Pope Francis on Click To Pray: https://clicktopray.org/synod
Prayer Intentions 2025 - Fr. Cristóbal Fones SJ
The international Vice Director, Fr. Cristóbal Fones SJ, invites you to learn about the Pope's prayer intentions for the year 2025.
Visit this link for more information!
October 2024
For a shared mission
Pope Francis reminds us of the importance of walking together, making ourselves “co-responsible for the Church’s mission.” He also emphasizes that priests are not “the bosses of the laity, but their pastors,” and that “Jesus called us, one and others – not one above others, or one on one side and others on another side, but complementing each other. We are community.”
The Pope’s Worldwide Prayer Network (PWPN) is an official Pontifical work, entrusted to the Jesuits (Society of Jesus). Its International Directorate is in the Vatican City State, and each country where it operates has a National Director or Coordinator. Fr. Frédéric Fornos, SJ, the International Director of PWPN (Vatican Office) has entrusted the Society of Jesus of Malaysia-Singapore (MAS) to look into these three nations (Malaysia-Singapore-Brunei) as its regional Prayer Network focus.
Conversation Hour is part of the Malaysian PWPN initiative derived from the Ignatian Spiritual Conversation model.
Embracing Co-Responsibility
The question, "Do we believe in a Church for all, without exception?" makes me think about how I approach people who may have different opinions or perspectives. It challenges me to consider how often I subconsciously distance myself from those who think differently, even though God welcomes everyone with open arms.
