Church of the Divine Mercy

Marian Convention 2026 "Where Mary is, there Jesus is." Join us as we start our 12-day Marian Convention. Every day of the Marian Convention is a new opportunity to encounter hope, wisdom, and grace. Join us for daily mass, followed by inspiring reflections from our guest speakers as we journey through the many titles and virtues of Mary. Come with your petitions, your thanksgivings, and an open heart. Mary leads us always to her Son. 📅 28 August - 6 September 2026 📍 Church of the Divine Mercy, Shah Alam #MarianConvention2026 #MotherOfGod #CDMShahAlam #CDMCommunity

✝️ BEC Home Mass | St Gabriel North 🗓️ 7th August 2026 📖 Gospel: Matthew 16:24–28 🕊️ Homily Reflection by Fr George Harrison “If anyone wants to be a follower of mine, let him renounce himself and take up his cross and follow me.” — Matthew 16:24 For Christians, the Cross is more than a symbol. For centuries, we have looked to the Cross to understand the depth of Christ’s love — a love that gives completely. Fr George reminded us of what makes the Cross so profound. Jesus’ body hung upon it, wounded for us, and when His side was pierced, blood and water flowed out. This is why on Good Friday we come forward to kiss and venerate the Cross — not simply as a ritual, but as an expression of love and gratitude for the sacrifice of Christ. May we have the courage to take up our cross and follow Jesus, not only in words, but through the way we love, serve and remain present to one another. #BECHomeMass #StGabrielNorth #BECCommunity #CDMShahAlam

On this Feast of St. Maximilian Kolbe, we are reminded of a man who lived a life of courage, sacrifice and love. He chose to serve others. The Prison Ministry at Church of Divine Mercy (CDM) is looking for brothers and sisters who feel called to serve behind prison walls. If you have the interest, passion and drive to serve in the Prison Ministry, please contact: Fabian Richard Prison Ministry Lead 📞 012-933 1462 “Greater love has no one than this: to lay down one’s life for one’s friends.” — John 15:13

St Maria Goretti BEC Home Mass🙏 6 August 2026 Reflecting on the Canaanite woman who persistently called out to Jesus, Fr George reminded us that prayer is more than speaking, asking or repeating words. Prayer also means becoming still enough to listen. The woman cried out to Jesus, yet at first there seemed to be no answer. Still, she did not walk away. She remained, listened, knelt before Him and continued to trust. Through her perseverance, her faith was revealed. Sometimes, we too pray and wonder why the answer has not come. We become impatient and want God to answer now. But God invites us into a time of grace — to wait, listen, walk with Him and trust. God’s answer may not always be the answer we expect. Sometimes He closes one door and opens another. But when we give Him time, we learn to trust His wisdom. 🙏 “Lord, I will not turn away. I know You have the answer. I trust in You.” ✨ In His time, He makes all things beautiful. #BECHomeMass #StMariaGoretti #CDMShahAlam

Introducing GEM (Golden Elders Ministry) ✨ We are thrilled to launch a brand new ministry at CDM dedicated to honouring and celebrating our elderly community. GEM (Golden Elders Ministry) is a space for fellowship, service, and the celebration of a Golden Legacy. It's a community where those aged 60 years and above can gather, connect, share their wisdom, and continue to grow in faith together. Your years of faith, your stories, your presence, and your love matter deeply to our parish family. You are treasured. You are valued. You are cherished. Join us for membership registration booths available after every Mass on the weekend of 8 and 15 August 2026. For enquiries, contact: Raymond Paul (019-380 9383) Joan Harding (011-186 6295) Welcome to GEM. Your golden chapter continues here. 🙏 #GEM #GoldenEldersMinistry #CDMShahAlam #CDMCommunity #HonourOurElders

St Louis BEC Home Mass 🙏 & Fr Philip's Farewell St Louis BEC family gathered in faith as we celebrated the Feast of St. Ignatius of Loyola with Holy Mass. In his homily, Rev. Fr. Philip reflected on the courage of the Prophet Jeremiah, who remained faithful in leading God’s people despite rejection and opposition. Likewise in the Gospel, Jesus was rejected in His own hometown because hearts had become hardened and were unwilling to accept Him Fr. Philip reminded us that when we drift away from God and the Eucharist, our hearts can slowly become closed to His presence. We are called to stay rooted in God’s Word, gather around the Eucharist, and live out Christ’s greatest commandment—to love God and to love one another. Our faith is not only to be believed but to be lived, becoming the light of Christ for those around us Inspired by St. Ignatius of Loyola, may we seek God’s presence in all things and allow Him to transform our hearts so that we may faithfully build His Kingdom #StLouisBEC #BECHomeMass