Corpus Christi Celebration – Parking Arrangements

As we prepare to celebrate the Solemnity of Corpus Christi, special parking arrangements have been made to accommodate the expected number of parishioners and visitors attending the evening celebration and Eucharistic Procession.

The parish kindly requests all attendees to make use of the designated parking locations indicated in the notice. These arrangements have been coordinated to ensure the smooth flow of traffic, facilitate the procession route, and minimise inconvenience to residents and other road users in the surrounding area.

Your cooperation will assist the organising team and volunteers in creating a safe and prayerful environment for all who will be participating in this important celebration of our faith.

We encourage everyone to arrive early and familiarise themselves with the available parking options before the start of the programme.

Thank you for your understanding, patience, and support as we gather to honour Christ present in the Holy Eucharist.

For enquiries, please contact:
📞 Henry – 017-678-1370
📞 Ruben – 017-287-0550
📞 Fr. Andrew Manickam – 016-521-6510

OLF PMEIA Outreach During Wesak Day Celebrations

n conjunction with the Wesak Day celebrations, members of the Parish Ministry of Ecumenical and Interreligious Affairs (PMEIA) joined volunteers from the Church of Our Lady of Fatima in a simple yet meaningful outreach to pilgrims and visitors at the Buddhist Maha Vihara, Brickfields.

Through the distribution of vegetarian meals, parish volunteers had the opportunity to extend a gesture of hospitality, service, and goodwill to members of the wider community gathered for the celebrations.

This initiative reflects the Church’s commitment to fostering mutual respect, understanding, and friendship among people of different faith traditions. In a diverse society such as ours, opportunities for encounter and service help build bridges between communities and strengthen the spirit of harmony that enriches our nation.

The parish extends its sincere appreciation to the members of PMEIA and all volunteers who contributed their time and effort towards this outreach. Their willingness to serve is a reminder that acts of kindness, no matter how simple, can become powerful expressions of solidarity and neighbourly love.

May we continue to deepen relationships within our community and seek opportunities to build understanding, peace, and friendship among all people.

World Environment Day Nature Walk at Taman Tugu 🌳

In conjunction with World Environment Day, members from across the Archdiocese gathered at Taman Tugu, Kuala Lumpur, for a morning nature walk organised by the Archdiocesan Creation Justice Ministry.

Participants explored the various trails within this unique urban forest, taking time to appreciate the richness and diversity of creation found within the heart of the city. Along the way, they encountered colourful butterflies, dragonflies, birds, frogs, and a variety of flora, offering moments of wonder and reflection amidst nature’s beauty.

Beyond the physical activity, the gathering provided an opportunity for participants to experience the practice of “forest bathing” — slowing down, being present, and reconnecting with the natural environment. Surrounded by the sights and sounds of creation, many found renewed appreciation for the gift of God’s creation and the importance of protecting it for future generations.

World Environment Day serves as a reminder that caring for creation begins with small and intentional actions. Inspired by the teachings of Laudato Si’, the Archdiocesan Creation Justice Ministry encourages all people to take practical steps towards environmental stewardship and responsible care for our common home.

As we continue to enjoy the beauty of creation, may we also deepen our commitment to safeguarding it for the benefit of all.

Solemnity of Corpus Christi | Why Do We Process with the Blessed Sacrament?

As we prepare to celebrate the Solemnity of Corpus Christi, we invite you to reflect on the profound meaning of one of the Church’s most beautiful traditions — the Eucharistic Procession.

Many people are familiar with seeing Catholics walk in procession behind the Blessed Sacrament, often accompanied by candles, hymns, incense, and a ceremonial canopy known as a baldachin. Yet these outward signs point to a much deeper reality.

Corpus Christi is a public proclamation of our belief that Jesus Christ is truly present in the Holy Eucharist — Body, Blood, Soul, and Divinity. The Eucharistic Procession is an opportunity for the faithful to accompany Our Lord beyond the walls of the church and into the streets of our community, witnessing to the central mystery of our faith.

The baldachin carried above the Blessed Sacrament is a sign of honour and reverence, recalling the ancient tradition of sheltering a king. As Catholics, we recognise Christ as our Lord and King, and we accompany Him with prayer, devotion, and thanksgiving.

In a recent address, Pope Leo XIV encouraged Catholics throughout the world to preserve this beautiful tradition, describing Corpus Christi processions as a powerful public witness of faith.

This short video offers a glimpse into the meaning and significance of Corpus Christi and invites all to participate in this year’s celebration.

May it inspire a deeper love for Our Eucharistic Lord and a renewed appreciation for the gift of His abiding presence among us.

“In the Eucharist we contemplate Jesus, bread broken and given for each one of us.”
— Pope Leo XIV

Solemnity of Corpus Christi

The Church of Our Lady of Fatima warmly invites all parishioners and visitors to celebrate the Solemnity of Corpus Christi, one of the most significant feasts of the Church’s liturgical year.

On this day, we give thanks for the gift of the Holy Eucharist and profess our faith in the Real Presence of Jesus Christ in the Blessed Sacrament. Corpus Christi is a celebration of Christ’s abiding presence among His people — nourishing, strengthening, and accompanying us on our journey of faith.

A special highlight of the celebration will be the Candlelight Eucharistic Procession, a public witness of our faith as we accompany the Blessed Sacrament in prayer and devotion. In response to Pope Leo XIV’s recent encouragement to keep alive the beautiful tradition of Corpus Christi processions, we are invited to come together as a parish community to honour Our Lord present in the Eucharist.

Programme

🙏 Holy Adoration – 8.00 AM to 5.30 PM
📿 Holy Rosary – 5.30 PM
✝️ Holy Mass – 6.00 PM
🕯️ Candlelight Eucharistic Procession – 7.30 PM

May this celebration deepen our love for the Eucharist and renew our commitment to live as disciples of Christ in our daily lives.

All are welcome.

Could Your Story of OLF Inspire the Archdiocese?

As we celebrate the Diamond Jubilee of the Church of Our Lady of Fatima, we are reminded that our parish is more than a building — it is a living community shaped by faith, service, tradition, and countless personal stories.

The Archdiocese of Kuala Lumpur is inviting parishioners to participate in the My Church Parish Story Challenge, a creative competition that celebrates the unique identity and spirit of each parish community.

What is your favourite OLF memory? Perhaps it is a ministry that helped you grow in faith, a parish celebration that brought people together, a cherished tradition, or a person who made a difference in your spiritual journey.

We encourage all parishioners to take part and share the stories that make OLF special. Let us proudly showcase our parish and inspire others through the witness of our faith community.

🏆 Cash prizes of up to RM1,000 are available.

For competition details and submission guidelines, please visit: https://tr.ee/MYChurchArchKL

G.E.M.A. Mass and Fellowship 2026

Media and communications practitioners from across the Archdiocese of Kuala Lumpur gathered at the Church of St. Anthony, Kuala Lumpur, for the inaugural G.E.M.A. Mass and Fellowship, held in conjunction with the 60th World Day of Social Communications.

The gathering brought together more than 80 participants involved in parish social communications ministries, media, public relations, journalism, digital communications, and content creation. It provided a valuable opportunity for fellowship, networking, and the strengthening of relationships among those engaged in the Church’s mission of communication.

The event commenced with Holy Mass celebrated by His Grace Archbishop Julian Leow. In his reflections, the Archbishop highlighted the importance of truth, integrity, and authentic human communication in an increasingly digital world. He encouraged Catholic communicators to remain faithful witnesses to the Gospel and to use modern communication tools responsibly, particularly in an age where artificial intelligence is becoming increasingly prevalent.

Participants also received a video message from Fr. Dr. Clarence Devadass, Ecclesiastical Assistant to the Archdiocesan Social Communications Ministry, who welcomed those present and reflected on the significance of this year’s World Day of Social Communications.

Following the Mass, participants gathered for fellowship and networking, fostering greater collaboration among media and communications practitioners serving throughout the Archdiocese.

As communicators entrusted with sharing the Good News, may we continue to use our gifts and talents to build communion, promote truth, and bring the message of Christ to the wider community.

Keeping It Real – KLCD Young Adults Community

The KL Central District (KLCD) Young Adults Community warmly invites young adults to an evening of friendship, faith, and fellowship.

In a world where it is often easy to feel disconnected or overwhelmed, authentic friendships and meaningful conversations can make a real difference. “Keeping It Real” provides a welcoming space for young adults to connect with one another, share their experiences, grow in faith, and build a supportive community centred on Christ.

Whether you are a regular participant or joining for the first time, come and be part of a gathering where faith is lived, friendships are nurtured, and genuine fellowship is encouraged.

Young adults from across the district are welcome to attend.

🗓️ Tuesday, 16 June 2026
🕣 8.30 PM – 9.30 PM

https://meet.google.com/ytr-osia-

Come as you are. We look forward to journeying together in faith and friendship.

World Day of Prayer for the Sanctification of Priests | Bentong

The Archdiocesan Prayer Ministry invites the faithful to participate in the World Day of Prayer for the Sanctification of Priests, celebrated annually on the Solemnity of the Sacred Heart of Jesus.

This special observance is an opportunity for the Church to pray for priests, giving thanks for their vocation and asking God to strengthen them in holiness, fidelity, and service. The faithful are encouraged to unite in prayer for all priests, that they may continue to shepherd God’s people with wisdom, compassion, and dedication.

As part of the celebration, participants will journey to the Church of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, Bentong, for Mass and prayer together with fellow Catholics from across the Archdiocese.

Event Details

🗓️ Date: Friday, 12 June 2026
📍 Venue: Church of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, Bentong

Itinerary

🚌 7.30 AM – Departure from Pondok Polis, NU Sentral
☕ Breakfast at Bentong Market (self-pay)
⛪ Holy Mass at the Church of the Sacred Heart of Jesus
🍚 Lunch in Bentong Town (self-pay)
🚌 Return to Kuala Lumpur (estimated 2.40 PM)

Registration & Payment

💵 Transportation: RM33 per person
🍴 Meals are self-pay.

To register, please send your IC details to:

📞 Marilyn – 017-328-6199

Payment may be made via:

Touch ‘n Go eWallet
Account: 151814537132
Reference: IC Name

Let us come together in prayer and thanksgiving for our priests, entrusting them to the Sacred Heart of Jesus and asking for abundant blessings upon their ministry. ❤️🙏

Corpus Christi Celebration – Parking Arrangements

As the parish prepares for the Solemnity of Corpus Christi and the accompanying Eucharistic Procession, special parking arrangements have been made to accommodate the expected number of worshippers and visitors.

Parishioners are encouraged to familiarise themselves with the designated parking locations prior to arriving at the church. These arrangements have been coordinated to facilitate a safe and orderly celebration while minimising congestion and inconvenience to neighbouring residents and road users.

We kindly ask everyone to park only at the designated locations indicated in the notice. Your cooperation will greatly assist the volunteers, marshals, and organising team in ensuring that the celebration proceeds smoothly and safely.

Please refer to the parking notice for the available locations, charges, and other important information.

The parish thanks all parishioners and visitors for their understanding and cooperation as we gather to honour Christ present in the Holy Eucharist.

For enquiries, please contact:

  • Henry – 017-678-1370
  • Ruben – 017-287-0550
  • Fr. Andrew Manickam – 016-521-6510