The first Peninsular Malaysia Conference

Our Archdiocesan Ministry of Ecumenical and Interreligious Affairs (AMEIA) has organized the first Peninsular Conference in hopes that it will be a common platform to bring together Catholic organizations and individuals who are already engaged in or are interested to start interreligious and ecumenical programmes, activities and ministries within the three Roman Catholic arch/dioceses of Peninsular Malaysia. The speakers and presenters are Rt Rev Bishop Antony Selvanayagam DD., Rev Fr Michael Chua, Rev Fr Jojo Fung SJ., Dr Sherman Kuek, Dr Asma Abdullah, Dr Claude F. Jacobs, Dr Patricia Martinez, and Rev Fr William Larousse, MM. More details:

"Peninsular Malaysia Conference on Ecumenical & Interreligious Ministry"

This will be held at the Archdiocesan Pastoral Centre (APC)
from the 10th to 11th of October!
RM 60 (non-stay in) and RM 90 (stay in)
Click here for more info on the programmes and such.
Here's the brochure. (outside) (inside)

"World Religions in Metropolitan Detroit" Exhbition
which they have brought all the way from Michigan, US. The exhibit is a collection of photographs mapping world religions in metropolitan Detroit called "The Pluralism Project".
Date: 6th - 11th October
Time: 9.00am to 5pm
Venue: Archdiocesan Pastoral Centre (APC)
OPEN TO PUBLIC
Admission is free!
For further, inquiries, please contact Ms. Anglin Anthony at Tel: 03-20266466

Here's a sneak peak.

Mandean - Al-Masbatta ("Baptism Ritual") Before a Wedding
Kensington Metro Park, Michigan

“Photography and Religious Space” Workshop
Date: 9th of October
Time: 2.30 to 4.00 pm
Venue: Dewan Dominic, Archdiocesan Pastoral Centre, Kuala Lumpur .
OPEN TO PUBLIC
Admission is free!

Ideal for photography enthusiasts, both amateur and professional. Religious space presents some of the most dramatic and interesting themes for photography. The director of the Pluralism Project in UM-Dearborn, Dr. Claude Jacobs and William McNeece, the director of photography will be present at the workshop to share their wealth of experiences in this special area of photography and religious space. Participants would find opportunities to learn aesthetic and technical skills as well as necessary protocol.

I would encourage all to go and find out a little more about photography in sacred places and learn a few more things about your faith and what opportunity to have religious from the US! Awesomeness! Please inform Suzanne or your Cell Group leaders and then we'll see if we can arrange some transport if not go there pilgrimage style! :D