COAT OF ARMS OF ARCHBISHOP MURPHY NICHOLAS XAVIER PAKIAM The use of ecclesiastical heraldry today fills a need for the stability of tradition and the mark of identity conferred by the deep and instant appeal of the beautiful picture language of the Church. The armorial bearings of the Most Reverend Murphy Pakiam elaborates his motto which is Mercy and Peace. The saving Mercy and Peace of God CLICK FOR MORE

The rich history of the Church in Malaysia Malaysia has always been a crossroads of cultures and civilisations. From a simple Malay fishing village and sea-faring people, Malacca became the greatest emporium in the east. Trade flowed from Venice, Cairo, Alexandria across the Red Sea and Persian gulf; the North West Coast of Africa, the Indian continent, Ceylon, Burma to China and the Far East. By 1504, there was already much detailed information on Malacca both in Portugal and Spain. In the second half of the 15th century, 84 languages were spoken in Malacca. CLICK PICTURE FOR MORE

The rich history of the Church in Malaysia Malaysia has always been a crossroads of cultures and civilisations. From a simple Malay fishing village and sea-faring people, Malacca became the greatest emporium in the east. Trade flowed from Venice, Cairo, Alexandria across the Red Sea and Persian gulf; the North West Coast of Africa, the Indian continent, Ceylon, Burma to China and the Far East. By 1504, there was already much detailed information on Malacca both in Portugal and Spain. In the second half of the 15th century, 84 languages were spoken in Malacca. CLICK PICTURE FOR MORE

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