Notice for Catholics in Singapore on COVID-19 & its impact – 3 Apr 2020
Pastoral Letter from Archbishop William Goh
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Latest Notices & Messages
APR 2020 – Chancery Notice Extracts
Excerpts from the Chancery Notice CHN/CN/2020/009 on the closure of the physical workplace of Chancery Office and Chancery Archives from 7 April to 4 May 2020, suspension of the processing of some Chancery services, and social visit to our senior clergy.
Day of Prayer and Fasting for God’s Divine Intervention
We are facing one of the most challenging crises in our time. No disease or virus has in recent history infected so many thousands and killed so many in the world within a short span of time. In the face of this Covid-19, many of us feel helpless in the fight against it. Even governments around the world realize how inadequate they are in handling this spread of the virus or to prevent death.
MAR 2020 – Chancery Notice Extracts (3)
Excerpts from the Chancery Notice CHN/CN/2020/008 on appointment of clergies and laities.
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The Weight of Betrayal
Depending on the friar’s piety, the habit rosary is a little less than a pound, give or take a few saint medals. The weight of this devotional to Our Lady roughly equals that of 30 Tyrian shekels, the preferred currency of the Temple tax and the likely coinage weighed out for Judas. It’s not much. Strapped to his belt, he may not have noticed its presence, were it not for the jingling.
A Journey to Rediscovering Freedom: The Three Pillars of Lent
During this season of Lent, the Church proposes the Three Pillars — namely prayer, fasting, and almsgiving — to help us to live in the freedom of the children of God.
A Journey to Rediscovering Freedom: To Love
Christ sets us free so that we may love other people as ourselves. If, according to St. Thomas Aquinas, “to love is to will the good of another,” then love is the ultimate purpose for the exercise of our free will. Sin is just the opposite. It is the abuse of free will, disregarding our neighbour’s good.