Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Singapore

Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Singapore This is the official page of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Singapore. The Archdiocese is led by Archbishop William Goh.

THE ROMAN CATHOLIC ARCHDIOCESE OF SINGAPORE 新加坡天主教总教区

The Catholic Archdiocese of Singapore is under the direct jurisdiction of the Vatican in Rome. There are 142 priests and 201 religious brothers and sisters serving a Catholic population of over 300,000 (including PRs, Expats, Immigrants)

The Archdiocese is divided into 5 districts with a total of 32 churches, including The Cathedral of the Good Shepherd, which is located on Victoria Street in the center of Singapore. Catholic institutions have been serving the Singapore community since 1854. There are 38 Catholic schools and 16 Kindergartens in Singapore and many Catholic charitable and social institutions, including Mt. Alvernia Hospital and various hospices and homes for the aged, sick, homeless and migrants. The Archdiocese is a member of the Catholic Bishops' Conference of Malaysia, Singapore and Brunei. By using this channel, you agree to abide by the Code of Conduct for our Channels found at https://www.catholic.sg/our-channels/

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“I should have known better.” “How could I have been so foolish?” When we’ve been scammed, deceived or made a decision w...
16/09/2026

“I should have known better.” “How could I have been so foolish?” When we’ve been scammed, deceived or made a decision we regret, the hardest person to forgive can sometimes be ourselves. We think that with age should come perfect wisdom — that by now, we should know better, see the signs and have life figured out. But growing older doesn’t mean we stop being human.

So be gentle with yourself. You made a mistake; you are 𝘯𝘰𝘵 a mistake. God does not look at you and see the moment you got it wrong. He sees His beloved child, still learning and still growing. Bring that hurt and disappointment to Him. Let Him heal the shame, restore your confidence and remind you that it’s never too late to begin again.

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15/09/2026

Mary stood with Christ, sharing in His sorrow and remaining united with Him for the salvation of sinners. Our own sufferings can also become an offering when we unite them with Christ and, like Jesus and Mary, learn to pray: “Thy will be done.”

15/09/2026

The cross of infertility is a difficult one to bear – and it is even more so when there seems to be no scientific explanation to one’s struggle to conceive.

It brings to life the reality that each child is a gift from God. Each child is begotten, and must not be treated like a manmade product. IVF, though thought of as a helpful means for individuals struggling with infertility to conceive, violates the right for each child to be begotten as a gift by the act of love by their parents.

Listen to Bianca’s full sharing and more on the Church’s teachings surrounding egg freezing and IVF: https://buff.ly/m1giLj0

Does it feel like your world has shattered — what you thought you knew is gone, something precious has been taken from y...
14/09/2026

Does it feel like your world has shattered — what you thought you knew is gone, something precious has been taken from you, and now you’re left grieving the loss and the pain? Or maybe it feels like life has placed a heavy cross on your shoulders, one so crushing that you can’t see the end of the road or even a glimpse of light ahead.

It’s hard for others to truly understand the depth of what you’re going through. But there is hope because there 𝘪𝘴 someone who understands. Our Lady of Sorrows, whose heart was pierced seven times, knows what it means to suffer deeply.

When we unite our pain with hers, it may not take the cross away, but it reminds us we are not alone. Mary walks with us, feels with us, and gives us the courage to keep going on the path God has placed before us. If your journey feels isolating and unbearable, will you let Our Mother, Our Lady of Sorrows, carry it with you? 💙

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What are you going to do with the rest of your years? We often live as though there will always be more time — another d...
14/09/2026

What are you going to do with the rest of your years? We often live as though there will always be more time — another day to make amends, another opportunity to do what God is calling us to do, another chance to tell someone we love them. But none of us knows how much time we have been given. Perhaps that is why we are called to live each day with greater purpose, gratitude and awareness of eternity.

To the world, living without regrets can mean doing whatever makes us happy. But as Christians, we are called to something deeper: to give our lives to Jesus and to others. Forgive while there is still time. Seek reconciliation. Love generously. Give without counting the cost. At the end of our lives, what matters most will not be what we accumulated, but the love we gave and the lives we touched.

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The Cross may look like a place of suffering and defeat, but through Jesus, it became a place of victory. He chose to gi...
14/09/2026

The Cross may look like a place of suffering and defeat, but through Jesus, it became a place of victory. He chose to give Himself completely out of love, showing us just how deeply we are loved. When we look at the Cross, we are reminded that even in our pain, Jesus is not far from us — He is there, meeting us in the very places where we feel most broken.

When life strips away the things we once relied on, the Cross teaches us to lean on Jesus and surrender more deeply to Him. We may not always understand what He is doing, but we can trust that our suffering is not the end of the story. In His hands, even our deepest struggles can become places where His grace, love and victory are revealed.

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This September, let us pray for Pope Leo XIV’s intention for the care of water. 💧🙏Today, we give thanks for the gift of ...
13/09/2026

This September, let us pray for Pope Leo XIV’s intention for the care of water. 💧🙏

Today, we give thanks for the gift of water and pray for all those without access to clean and safe water. May we never take this precious gift for granted, but care for it wisely and protect our common home. May our stewardship of creation be an expression of gratitude to God and love for our neighbours, especially those most in need.

Sunday 13 September 202624th Sunday in Ordinary Time Peter went up to Jesus and said, ‘Lord, how often must I forgive my...
12/09/2026

Sunday 13 September 2026
24th Sunday in Ordinary Time

Peter went up to Jesus and said, ‘Lord, how often must I forgive my brother if he wrongs me? As often as seven times?’ Jesus answered, ‘Not seven, I tell you, but seventy-seven times.
‘And so the kingdom of heaven may be compared to a king who decided to settle his accounts with his servants. When the reckoning began, they brought him a man who owed ten thousand talents; but he had no means of paying, so his master gave orders that he should be sold, together with his wife and children and all his possessions, to meet the debt. At this, the servant threw himself down at his master’s feet. “Give me time” he said “and I will pay the whole sum.” And the servant’s master felt so sorry for him that he let him go and cancelled the debt. Now as this servant went out, he happened to meet a fellow servant who owed him one hundred denarii; and he seized him by the throat and began to throttle him. “Pay what you owe me” he said. His fellow servant fell at his feet and implored him, saying, “Give me time and I will pay you.” But the other would not agree; on the contrary, he had him thrown into prison till he should pay the debt. His fellow servants were deeply distressed when they saw what had happened, and they went to their master and reported the whole affair to him. Then the master sent for him. “You wicked servant,” he said “I cancelled all that debt of yours when you appealed to me. Were you not bound, then, to have pity on your fellow servant just as I had pity on you?” And in his anger the master handed him over to the torturers till he should pay all his debt. And that is how my heavenly Father will deal with you unless you each forgive your brother from your heart.’

Since she was young, Eunice had always dreamt of becoming a mother. So when she was diagnosed with PCOS, it felt as thou...
12/09/2026

Since she was young, Eunice had always dreamt of becoming a mother. So when she was diagnosed with PCOS, it felt as though that dream had been shattered. Month after month, failed pregnancy tests left her feeling hopeless, while friends’ pregnancy announcements brought a complicated mix of genuine joy and quiet envy.

Eunice struggled to understand why God would allow this to happen to her. Yet, in the midst of her confusion and sorrow, she found comfort in the Holy Family, and especially in Mother Mary.

Through Mary, Eunice slowly learnt to say her own “yes” to the Lord, trusting Him even when she could not understand His plan. In doing so, she began to see fruitfulness and what it means to be open to life in a new light.

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Have you ever felt a quiet stirring in your heart, a desire to serve, to give, to build the kingdom of God with your lif...
07/09/2026

Have you ever felt a quiet stirring in your heart, a desire to serve, to give, to build the kingdom of God with your life?

We’re looking for passionate, faith-filled individuals who want to make a difference and be part of the Archdiocese’s mission to build a vibrant, evangelising, and missionary Church.

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Looking for career guidance? Sign up for CBN Career Counselling on Zoom. Register here: https://buff.ly/TF0fAIF

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