Past Events

By Rev Fr David Garcia, OP. This is the third module in a year-long course in the foundations of moral theology. Module 3.   Christian Morality Dates: 26 April, 3, 10, 17, 24, 31 May and 7 June 2019     Sub-topics covered: Ethics and Religion Christian Ethics God’s Graceful Moves The Faith that Saves Saved in Hope Loving, the Christian Way A Christian Version of Happiness   As spaces are limited, please email to [email protected] for registration.

Inviting all young adults (ages 18 to 35 years) to our 11th in a series of night discussions - Creed on the Street (COTS). The purpose of the Creed On The Street (COTS) session is for us to join in a conversation with each other, to lend perspective of our faith on social issues. This session will be on: Date: 21 November 2019 (Thursday) Time: 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Venue: Level 3, Catholic Centre, 55 Waterloo Street, Singapore 187954.…

By Rev. Fr David Garcia, OP The Personal Moral Compass Course 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 participants to understand and to articulate the fundamentals of moral thinking with greater clarity. Personal Moral Compass 2020 Posters   It is a one-year-long systematic course in Moral Theology consisting of 6 individual modules. The modules are: Module 1.  Who decides what…

Mr Fred Cordeiro, Executive Director, Clarity Singapore, Prof Tan Cheng Han, Chairman, Caritas Singapore and Dr Christopher Cheok Cheng Soon, Senior Consultant, Institute of Mental Health, and Chairman, Clarity Singapore, kick off the BRAVE Festival on 10 October! Registration for the Opening Session has closed but you can still sign up for the other sessions. View full programme line-up here. Register here. You can also check out the latest BRAVE updates via telegram: www.tinyurl.com/claritybravetelegram Caritas Singapore’s Instagram: @caritassingapore Clarity Singapore’s Instagram:…

Mental Health has recently been at the forefront of many public discussions. As Catholics, how are we called to respond to mental health issues? How can we overcome stigma and show true solidarity? This session will allow young adults to discuss how the principles of Catholic Social Teaching can guide them in building authentic Christian solidarity with persons with mental health conditions. There will be time for personal reflection as well as small-group sharing. To register, email [email protected] You can…

What do we know about suicide? What can we do to help persons at risk? What are some dos and don'ts when approaching this topic? Let us gather the courage to have this difficult but long overdue conversation in this session. Speakers: Ms Christine Wong spent more than 15 years in the mental health sector and 10 years with SOS doing prevention, intervention and postvention work. She will share her experiences and her stories during the session. This session will…