Dickson was born and raised in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. As a young boy, he converted from Buddhism together with his family. He is currently serving as a Catechist, Altar Server, and also Secretary of the Traditional Latin Mass Society of Malaysia. He is an editor for A Sacristan's Guide to the Traditional Roman Rite. He holds a bachelor's degree in Medical Biotechnology from Sunway University and he is also studying theology at the graduate level in his free time. He lives according to the traditional rule of the Dominican Third Order.
Author: Dickson Leong
The Great Tradition of Christian Pilgrimage
Thus, pilgrimages were bittersweet events, where the thrill of adventure was mixed with the challenges that naturally entailed long journeys.
The Holy Spirit and the Garden of Our Souls
The season of summer is often seen as the best of the four seasons for people of the Northern hemisphere. This time of the year also coincides with one of the greatest feasts of the Church, notably Pentecost. The Church …
The Saints and Martyrs Reign from our Altars
The Catholic Church celebrates the memory of all her saints in her liturgy today. Besides feast days such as this, the Church also honours the saints in several other ways in the liturgy. Anyone with an understanding of the distinction …
Malaysian Ex-Buddhist on the Western Fascination with Buddhism
Of all religions, Buddhism claims the 4th largest number of adherents worldwide. This religion, oftentimes described as a “way of life,” is also gaining some level of traction amongst people of the West who have thrown off the sweet yoke …
The Gospel against Heretics
You are the Christ, the son of the living God (Mt. 16:16). Scripture also has many references to the importance of confessing the name of Christ. For example, in Romans 10:9, if thou confess with thy mouth the Lord Jesus, …