Today all the Catholics in Kanowit came down in large numbers for the Palm Sunday ceremony. We gathered in the grounds of St Joseph Kanowit to celebrate this feast. After that, we entered the church to perform the Iban mass on Sunday.Palm Sunday is a Christian moveable feast that falls on the Sunday before Easter….
On 05 Feb 2022, after the opening of the St Joseph Kanowit Museum, the SFX church made a visit to the new cemetery site in the Majau area. The purpose of the visit with Bishop Joseph Hii was to observe the area of 41 hectares. Site leveling work will be done by an outside contractor…
On this day 05 Feb 2022, Bishop Joseph Hii of Sibu was present at SFX Kanowit to bless and inaugurate the Saint Joseph Kanowit museum gallery. The purpose of this gallery was built to remember the relics of the father who has served at SFX kanowit from 1883 to the present. Among the items on…
On 30 Jan 2022, a singing team from Rc Kapit came to Kanowit to record songs in the Ranan area. A total of 14 people came to record spiritual songs. After finishing, we did some filming on the banks of the Rajang river and in Emma’s fort. The song will continue next week.
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 22 January 2022, at Paramount Hotel is the farewell ceremony of Fr Matthew Olili after serving for a long time at Rc Kanowit Church, Selangau, Kapit. He has started to set foot in Borneo since 2011 until now. He is needed by Mill Hill to serve again in Kenya. We hope he will return…
Today, the singing team from Rc Kapit Church has started a video recording for public viewing. The event started with a video recording of the Kenyah people to feature spiritual songs and traditional clothes. The recording was made around the RC Kapit church. In the afternoon, we made a video recording for the Iban people…