Office for the New Evangelisation

11/06/2026

Do you feel called to use your gifts and talents to create resources that help others encounter Christ?

The Office for the New Evangelisation is seeking a Publications Executive / Senior Executive to help create resources to support the Church's evangelising mission in Singapore.

This role is for someone who:
✍️ Is passionate about writing and shaping meaningful and impactful content
📚 Enjoys turning ideas into high-quality publications and resources
💡 Is innovative, adaptable, and always looking for better ways to outreach to people
⛪ Has a heart for the Church's mission of evangelisation

From print publications and digital resources to formation materials and new content initiatives, you'll play a key role in shaping resources that support disciple-making across the Archdiocese.

📩 For more information and application details, visit one.org.sg.

Applications close 10 July 2026.

Inaugurated in September 2013, the Office for the New Evangelisation (ONE) is an office in the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Singapore working to realise the Archdiocese vision of being a vibrant, evangelising and missionary church.

02/06/2026

Are you affected by the upcoming priest transfers in the Archdiocese, or feel concerned about what to expect?

Designed to accompany parishioners through this season of transition, the Office for the New Evangelisation offers 𝙒𝙖𝙡𝙠𝙞𝙣𝙜 𝙏𝙤𝙜𝙚𝙩𝙝𝙚𝙧 𝙏𝙝𝙧𝙤𝙪𝙜𝙝 𝙩𝙝𝙚 𝙋𝙧𝙞𝙚𝙨𝙩 𝙏𝙧𝙖𝙣𝙨𝙛𝙚𝙧𝙨. This resource comes complete with prayers, Scripture reflections, and practical guidance to navigate this season of change with faith and hope, while remaining anchored in Christ, our Good Shepherd.

👉 Find out more at one.org.sg

23/05/2026

Before the Church ever “went out,” the Holy Spirit came and descended upon the disciples — who were still unsure, still learning, and still scared of what laid ahead.

That same Spirit is given to us. In our tiredness and our joys, our sorrows and our hopes, He is already near, present in the midst of our ordinary life.

So the question is not whether He is given, but whether we will make space for Him. Will we allow God’s Spirit to guide our day-to-day living — our words, our choices, and our responses?

We can begin to allow His Spirit to lead us in our daily life with something simple: by welcoming the Holy Spirit at the start of each day, and learning to walk with Him through it.

If this reflection speaks to you, you may also find ONE’s Lent to Easter Reflection Booklet meaningful. Find out more at one.org.sg

20/05/2026

Some of us may feel concerned about the priest transfers taking effect on 22 July 2026, whether due to the uncertainty of change or past negative experiences of transition. Amid these worries, may we keep our eyes on the Lord and find peace in Him. Let us pray for hearts that are open and trusting toward the work He desires to do in our parishes, and for a spirit of unity and cooperation among us all.

📹 Watch the full video: https://buff.ly/G4IpHKD

16/05/2026

Easter isn’t a reset button. It’s not a signal to go back to life as it was before Lent.

The small acts of discipline, the moments of prayer, the ways we have tried (and sometimes struggled) to stay faithful during Lent — these are not discarded when the season changes. They continue to unfold through our life and shape who we're becoming.

So as life resumes its familiar rhythm, maybe the invitation is for us not to move on too quickly, but to notice: how has God been shaping me, even in ways I did not fully understand at the time?

And perhaps the deeper question is not about “going back” to what we were — but what we are now being sent into, carrying the work God has already begun.

If this reflection speaks to you, you may also find ONE’s Lent to Easter Reflection Booklet meaningful. Find out more at one.org.sg

11/05/2026

Heard about the latest priest transfers within the archdiocese and wondering why they are happening?

Here are some reasons for the changes.

📹 Watch the full video: https://youtu.be/DxpfQZlcIbc

06/05/2026

By this point of Easter, life might feel… back to normal. The joy and new life that we experienced on Easter Sunday can feel quite far away.

Sometimes, it’s not even about doing anything wrong. It’s just easy to get caught up with all the demands of life. And somewhere along the way, we lose sight of where we’re heading.

Today, we are invited to experience new life in Christ even through the difficult situations that we experience in our everyday life, by staying close to Him, who is the Way, the Truth, and the Life (John 14:6).

So wherever we are today, whatever is troubling us and weighing on our hearts, let us bring them to the foot of the Cross and ask our Risen Lord to lead us to the fullness of life with Him.

If this reflection speaks to you, you may also find ONE’s Lent to Easter Reflection Booklet meaningful. Find out more at one.org.sg

26/04/2026

Our vocation is not something far away or meant to be figured out later in life.

It is something God has already begun within us — a gift that grows in the midst of our lives: our work, our relationships, our joys, and our struggles.

As Pope Leo XIV reminds us in his message for the World Day of Prayer for Vocations, "a vocation is not a fixed point, but a dynamic process of maturation sustained by intimacy with our Lord. To grow in one’s vocation means being with Jesus, allowing the Holy Spirit to act in our hearts and in the circumstances of life, and reinterpreting everything in light of this gift."

So perhaps the real invitation is not for us to “find” our vocations, but to recognise what draws us closer to Christ, and how we're invited to respond in love to all that is around us.

This Vocation Sunday, may we find the courage to live a life fully with Jesus Christ!

If this reflection speaks to you, you may also find ONE’s Lent to Easter Reflection Booklet meaningful. Find out more at one.org.sg

21/04/2026

What a gift it was to have more than 130 staff from 24 Archdiocesan organisations come together for a 3-day retreat led by Fr Kenson Koh.

As labourers in the Lord's vineyard, it’s easy to get caught up in the doing — serving, planning, running — and lose sight of why we do it and the posture with which we carry out our mission. This retreat brought us back to the heart of it: that in Christ, we are not just our roles or titles, but His beloved children. For we are what He has made us, created in Christ Jesus for good works, which God prepared beforehand to be our way of life (Eph 2:10). And when we live from this identity, our witness becomes authentic, our service becomes love, and our lives reveal His mercy.

And in between it all — we played, we laughed, we simply were 𝑡𝑜𝑔𝑒𝑡ℎ𝑒𝑟. Because at the end of the day, isn’t this what it means to be in communion, and on mission together?

05/04/2026

Hallelujah! Christ is risen.

Easter invites us to live differently; to live the newness of life that the Risen Lord offers us.

In the middle of our everyday lives — work, school, responsibilities, the ups and downs — Jesus offers us something new.

A deeper peace in our hearts. A quiet joy that takes root. A new way of seeing ourselves — not by our failures, but with a deep realisation that we are loved, chosen, and redeemed.

And from there, everything begins to change.

So this Easter, how is the Lord inviting you to live your life anew?

If this reflection speaks to you, you may also find ONE’s Lent to Easter Reflection Booklet meaningful. Find out more at one.org.sg