KOTA KINABALU: Hidden among rows of oil palm trees in Sungai Manila, Sandakan, a small rural chapel drew more than 200 Catholics on Friday (April 18) for a moving Good Friday mass steeped in tradition and quiet resilience.
Located some 30km from Sandakan town, the chapel — built decades ago by local estate workers and farming families — was filled with villagers, returning families, and nearby residents marking one of the most sacred dates in the Christian calendar.
