Salam damai kepada semua.
Umat di Kg. Laboi mengucapkan selamat tahun baru 2012 dan semoga cahaya Kristus sentiasa menerangi kehidupan kita semua, amen.
Marilah kita berdoa untuk keamanan dunia, kedamaian, kesenangan dan kebahagiaan untuk semua orang, tanpa mengira kaum, kepercayaan dan amalan. Marilah kita sekali lagi bermula bersama-sama iman kepada Kristus Tuhan untuk mengenakan kasih terhadap sesama. Berilah kasih sayang secara ikhlas kepada masyarakat. Marilah kita kembali kepada ajaran Kristus iaitu kasih sayang dan berbuat baiklah terhadap sesama, bantulah mereka yang memerlukan walaupun dengan senyuman.
Berilah salam kepada sesama manusia sebagai tanda cinta kasih kita untuk perdamaian. Mudah-mudahan kita akan menjadi pengikut Kristus yang baik.
Di samping itu, kita juga perlu lebih kuat berdoa untuk keselamatan dunia ini, dijauhkan daripada malapetaka-malapetaka, seperti yang diramal.
Semoga kita semua akan dapat mengharungi tahun 2012 ini dengan baik dan penuh kepercayaan, amen.
P.o. Box 356, 89808 Beaufort, Sabah. E-mel : gstj_laboi@yahoo.com Tel : 087 812 890
Saturday, December 31, 2011
Wednesday, January 12, 2011
Bantuan kepada Dr Paul Cavanagh
----- Forwarded Message ----
From: Paul Cavanagh
To: rajakijangmuda@yahoo.co
Sent: Tue, 11 January, 2011 12:50:50
Subject: child's grave
1)
Dear Fr Valentine,
I worked as medical officer in Beaufort Hospital in
1971. My baby son died there and was buried in the cemetery along the railway
line going towards K K. I will be visiting Beaufort from Ireland next month and
would like to visit his grave, but I need information. Is the cemetery still in
use or has the area been developed? Please let me know if you receive this
e-mail so that I know I have your correct address.
Your's sincerely
(Dr) Paul Cavanagh
2)
Dear Edren
Thank you for your e-mail. I was in Beaufort in 1971 and 1972.
Baby John Cavanagh was born in the hospital on 27th Dec 1971 and died on the
same day.The parish priest was away for a few days visiting outlying parishes so
was unable to conduct the funeral on 28th Dec., but did a blessing ceremony of
the grave a few days later in the Catholic cemetery. The grave had a wooden
cross inscribed with the words "Baby Dr Cavanagh"
I live in Ireland and am at present visiting my daughter and grandchildren in
New Zealand .I will be in Sabah for a week from 14th Feb.
Thank you for your help
your's sincerely
Paul Cavanagh
From: Paul Cavanagh
To: rajakijangmuda@yahoo.co
Sent: Tue, 11 January, 2011 12:50:50
Subject: child's grave
1)
Dear Fr Valentine,
I worked as medical officer in Beaufort Hospital in
1971. My baby son died there and was buried in the cemetery along the railway
line going towards K K. I will be visiting Beaufort from Ireland next month and
would like to visit his grave, but I need information. Is the cemetery still in
use or has the area been developed? Please let me know if you receive this
e-mail so that I know I have your correct address.
Your's sincerely
(Dr) Paul Cavanagh
2)
Dear Edren
Thank you for your e-mail. I was in Beaufort in 1971 and 1972.
Baby John Cavanagh was born in the hospital on 27th Dec 1971 and died on the
same day.The parish priest was away for a few days visiting outlying parishes so
was unable to conduct the funeral on 28th Dec., but did a blessing ceremony of
the grave a few days later in the Catholic cemetery. The grave had a wooden
cross inscribed with the words "Baby Dr Cavanagh"
I live in Ireland and am at present visiting my daughter and grandchildren in
New Zealand .I will be in Sabah for a week from 14th Feb.
Thank you for your help
your's sincerely
Paul Cavanagh
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