
Wednesday, December 24, 2008
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CVSF's Official Logo
This logo was designed by our our former President, Billy Anak Sup and Gilbert.The meaning of CVSF logo :
Purple- symbolizes pain, suffering, and therefore mourning and penitence. It symbolizes our struggle in our journey of faith in Kuantan. It reminds us that we must be tough to overcome all temptations that can jeopardize our strong bond with our Creator.
Red- the color of fire and so symbolizes the presence of God. God always helps His peoples and is always present everywhere we go. God is the Light of our journey which comes from fire.
Green - symbolizes the renewal of vegetation and generally of living things and the promise of new life. We come to Kuantan to get new fresh life. While studying for our degree scrolls, we learn many new things here. This shows that God's love never fades and is evergreen. He always gives chance to us to improve our lives.
Yellow - symbolic of renewal and hope, especially in the resurrection of Jesus. Jesus is our companion. His resurrection gives hope to us.
The elipsed cross - symbolizes the blend of cultures and races among the students which united and worshipping the same God.
commendo spirituum meum - In Luke 23:46, Christ's life on earth ended with these words (in Latin): "Pater, in manus tuas commendo spiritum meum." This means, "Father, into your hands I commend my spirit. All our activities, actions and decisions are guided by Father in heaven. Simply to say, whatever we do, we do them in the name of Father.
C.V.S.F- acronym for Catholic Varsity Student Fellowship.
Kuantan - means the seat of the organization is at Kuantan, Pahang, Malaysia.This information above is taken from CVSF forumotion site under share picture.So, get to know the CVSF much deeper? Join us in our gathering every week at St. Thomas Church, Kuantan
Sunday, December 14, 2008
Christmas carolling... lalalalalaaaa....
Tuesday, November 11, 2008
Holiday @ Vacation...
Students are going home... Yet, few of them still left behind fighting with the exam. Just 3 days left... Cannot wait to see my dog, my frens, my cat, everything...

second in line: Malaysia Airlines System
For interior trip: MASwings

for long journey: Transnasional
There are many ways going back home. Spent this holiday with your family and you beloved one. Use the 7 weeks of holiday with activities that benefit to you. Do not forget to serve your church in your kampong or city.
To all my fren out there, happy holiday. See you again next semester. Pandu cermat. Jiwa selamat.
p/s: Although we are in holiday mood, stay tune with us. I will bring some news during this semester break directly from Borneo.
Thursday, October 30, 2008
Best wish for you all...CVSF members...
Wednesday, October 29, 2008
From St. Thomas, KUANTAN to St. Thomas, ULU REMIS, Johor.
river at Rompin (don't wory. no crocs)
Bill Fish, landmark of Mersing.
We arrived at St. Thomas Chapel, Ulu Remis around 5.30pm. We was welcomed by community of Ulu Remis plantation. Father Sebastian, parish priest of Kluang also present. FYI, the chapel was deep inside in a very huge palm oil plantation owned by Sime Darby.
The chapel of St. Thomas, Ulu Remis, Kluang, Johor.
inside the chapel
Before the thanksgiving mass began, Father Eugene presented the Flag of St. Thomas, Kuantan and stone of St. Thomas to the chapel representative as a token of friendship.
this is my favourite part...makan...
Tuesday, October 28, 2008
Farewell Party...
Miss Emma, Assistant Secretary
Miss Ermilya a.k.a Jojon, the vice president
Mr. Billy, the ex-CEO
The lunch was prepared by Aunty Georgina. She cooked pork, cabbage and bihun. All students enjoyed their food very much. The party finished by 1pm.
To all seniors, do the best for practical and to all varsity students, wish you all the best for the coming final examination. The time has come to prove your ability.
Aramaitiiii et RoMpiN...
After managed drive the car back to UMP, both of them packed their stuff then picked Denis and Edwin. On that day, 27 varsity students will enjoy themselves at Orang Asli wedding receiption at Rompin. Rompin is about 2 hours drive via costal road.
We began our journey at 0830H, stopped at Restoran Zaman for breakfast. We passed by Bandar Diraja Pekan along majestic Sungai Pahang.
The students were happy during the wedding receiption. The Orang Asli here comes from Jakun tribe. Their wedding receiption was almost like Malay but the different was the food served to the peoples were mostly based traditional food except the drink, air sirap.
And after 40 minutes waiting, finally the bride came.
Father Eugene came from Kuantan to solemnize the marriage of the bride and bridegroom. All villagers came although that day the sun appeared in full blast mode. Everybody praise God after the bride and bridegroom exchange vows and rings.
my favourite dish
The main event was cutting the cakes and karaoke plus joget. Some of the students really enjoy the day. They sang few songs to entertain the crowd.
