Register: csm.secretariat@catholic.org.sg Prayer Binds Community Together Mon to Sat - 8am, 12.30pm, (NO 6pm) Sun - 8am only We invite you to join us. We will be praying the prayers of the Church, namely, Lauds and Midday. This is one way we can stay connected with each other. The prayers are invariably 15 to 20 minutes long.
MONTHLY PRAYERS FOR OUR DEARLY DEPARTED Every 3rd Sunday of the Month @ 11.30am Venue: Elisha's Spring
I was in pain and they asked me to paint. To help re-direct my attention away from the severe pain I was experiencing, they put a paint brush in my hand, propped up a canvas on a small easel, and gave me a box of paints. The pain was from the latest round of radiation treatment for cancer and the [...]
Walk into any bookstore and you will find a section on Self-Improvement. Or just google search Self-Improvement and there are many websites offering advice. One of the first books I read was Dale Carnegie’s ‘How to make friends and influence people’. The tips were innocuous. I still recall to this day the tip on the importance of not only remembering [...]
If you think I am referring to the rock band AC/DC and their megahit ‘Let there be Rock’, you are partly right. The lyrics which plays on Genesis is the creative license they’ve taken (Let there be light, Let there be sound, Let there be drums, Let there be guitar, and of course Let there be Rock) and there is [...]
I always feel blessed that I have Christian friends of different denominations who will pray for my family’s well-being, and of course, I do likewise. They are often just a text message away. But occasionally I would feel uneasy when it turns out they don’t always share the same beliefs. Sometimes I am hit by brickbats. Your Church is evil! [...]
This is my short personal story which I thought to share with my Brothers and Sisters in Christ. As many may be aware, I am fighting my fifth Cancer with Lung Cancer being the latest. I currently go for weekly Blood test and Chemo treatment; every few months I also need to have a number of CT Scans with a [...]
