Tonight we held a farewell ceremony at St Jospeh’s Hall to remember the services of both Fr.Blaise and Fr.Michael after serving at Rc SFX Kanowit. Church members held a meal and gift giving to both of them. We will not forget their services them and hope to meet and serve again in the future at RC Kanowit Church.
On 1 April 2025, Holy Trinity Covenant Community Sibu (30 visitors), made a pilgrimage to the Sacred Heart Chapel, Bawan. HTCC was established as a family-based Community with a vision and mission of individuals coming together to encourage and support each other in striving to live a committed Christian lifestyle while at the same time…
Offering from Father during AGR Sibu 2022 On 3 December 2022 at The Gathering Restaurant Sibu, the entire Sibu Roman Catholic Church welcomes the anniversary of the unification of all churches in Sibu. It is estimated that around 100 people will come from various regions such as Mukah, Kapit, Song, Sibu, Julau, Dalat to enliven…
Saturday 09 Nov 2024, the SFX Kanowit Church Level Catechatical took place yesterday when it was celebrated in a very lively atmosphere. The celebration ceremony held at the St Joseph Center, Kanowit began at approximately 08:30 am Catechatical Saturday is a day celebrated to raise awareness among us about matters related to sharing faith with…
On 29 January 2022, the SFX kanowit legion team recorded a prayer song at Saint Francis Xavier Kanowit Church. The filming was done inside the church and the rest was done outside the church near the gallery. The next filming will be on the banks of the Rajang river near Emma Kanowit’s fort.
On this day, residents of the Catholic community in Kanowit Week attended in large numbers to welcome the 2025 Dayak Gawai Day. This is a sign that the Dayak community is entering the new year. This ceremony began with an opening dance by women wearing traditional Iban clothing. Selpeas, Fr. George blessed the palm wine…
On 22 February 2025 (Saturday), the Kanowit Church officially inaugurated the Chapel Sacred Heart ,Bawan. The Bawan Chapel was built around 1883 by the British during the British colonial era. It took about 15 years to open considering the cost of reconstruction of around RM300,000.00. Now the people of Bawan do not need to pray…