Catholic bishops call for mutual respect, acceptance, friendship & harmony
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The Archbishop said the call for greater harmony was especially significant as Kuching hosts this year's national-level Malaysia Day celebration.
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THE Catholic Bishops' Conference of Malaysia (CBCM) called on Malaysians to uphold mutual respect, harmony and bridge-building in conjunction with the 63rd Malaysia Day celebrations today.
In a Malaysia Day message, Archbishop Simon Poh of Kuching urged citizens to reject prejudice, hatred and divisive language.
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- Sep 16, 2026
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