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Help the poor, and in their need do not send them away empty-handed (Sir 29:9)
Whoever loves God must also love his brother (1 John 4:21)
Whoever welcomes one of these little children in my name welcomes me (Mk 9:37)
Lord, You are the potter, we are the work of Your hands (Isa 64:7)

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COVID-19 UPDATE
[Update 19 June] As we move into Phase 2, we will continue our work in the community as best as we can. If you need support, please contact us at 8375 3125. For general enquiries, please call us at 6338 3448.Our …

Highlights

- Camino de Singapore: Who is Our Neighbour?
- “Which commandment is the first of all?” When an elite member of the society asked Jesus this question, he answered, “You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, and with all your soul, and with all your …

- Online Public Talk: Unlocking the Mystery of Suffering by Reading Job (in Mandarin)
- We live in a world where we have to deal with undeserved sufferings, but what can we learn from the Book of Job? Join us and Fr John Chen Binshan in this series of four online talks on Unlocking the …

- My Personal Moral Compass Course 2021
- By Rev. Fr David Garcia, OP The My Personal Moral Compass Course (MPMC) is for all Catholics and all people of goodwill interested in formation in the foundations of Ethics and Moral Theology. The objective of this course is for …

- Camino de Singapore: Mental Well-being at Work
- Despite great advancements in medicine in the last century or so, there is still very little that we know about mental illness and its effects. Nevertheless, mental illness is experienced by many people, many of whom are hiding their condition from their peers. The COVID-19 …

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