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E-Bulletin 07/02-15/02

St.Jude Rawang️ 3 days ago

The opening verses of Isaiah speaks of the heartfelt pain that God experienced with his chosen people..in the midst of today's challenges, do we continue to remain faithful to him? Are our hearts yearning to return to his steadfast love? Come let us rediscover our relationship with him and entrust our lives to his redemptive power. Embark on this 6 week journey of renewal as we delve into the message of God through Isaiah

St.Jude Rawang️ 4 days ago

Before the Gospel is read, something striking happens. The priest lifts the Evangeliary high and carries it in procession to the ambo. This is not a practical movement. It is a public declaration. The Gospel is not just one reading among many. It is Christ Himself speaking to His people. By lifting the book, the Church proclaims that the words about to be spoken come from above, not from human opinion or reflection. This gesture mirrors ancient royal custom. When a king’s message was carried into a city, it was lifted high so all could see. In the same way, the Gospel is elevated because the King is about to speak. There is also deep Eucharistic symbolism. Just as the Body of Christ is lifted on the altar, the Word of Christ is lifted in the assembly. The Church honours both with the same reverence, teaching that Christ is truly present in His Word and in the Sacrament. The procession itself matters. The Gospel does not come quietly or privately. It moves through the people, reminding us that the Word of God is meant to be heard, carried, and lived, not kept hidden. When incense and candles accompany the Evangeliary, the meaning deepens. What is about to be proclaimed is sacred. Heaven listens. The Church stands. So when you see the Evangeliary raised and carried with care, understand what is happening:- Christ is about to speak, and the Church lifts Him high before the world.

St.Jude Rawang️ 4 days ago

Give dignity and confidence. Your donated clothing can help parolees prepare for job interviews, employment, and everyday life. Join us by donating and be part of someone’s fresh start.

St.Jude Rawang️ 4 days ago

E-Bulletin 31/01-08/02

St.Jude Rawang️ 6 days ago

Ash Wednesday Mass Schedule

St.Jude Rawang️ 7 days ago

Today the Church celebrates the Feast of the Presentation of the Lord which occurs forty days after the birth of Jesus and is also known as Candlemas Day, since the blessing of candles is included in today’s liturgy. Come celebrate with us.