Psssst…we’re gonna let you in on something 🫢
Nox Gaudii is returning this October! 🥳🎉 And it’s a special one too, because we’ll be celebrating OYP’s 11th anniversary 🎂
Our theme is “Behold, I make all things new” (Rev 21:5). If you’ve been weary; if you’ve been searching; if you just need a bit of joy (who doesn’t 😉), come and let God do something new for you. Come and experience a faith-filled night, with preaching, worship, prayer, and Eucharistic adoration.
Now that we’ve invited you to our birthday party, you can’t say no, right? ☺️ And you can’t call it a party without friends — so, think about who might need this night of joy, and bring them along!
Have you been feeling spiritually dry - lost, weary or searching for something more in your life? We’d like to share some good news — it doesn’t have to stay this way. For the Lord says, “I am about to do a new thing” (Is 43:19).
Come and see what the Lord has in store for you at Treasure #16, a stay-in Catholic Encounter Retreat organised for young working adults (age 21 to 35 years old) in Singapore.
God’s goodness awaits you!
Psssst…we’re gonna let you in on something 🫢
Nox Gaudii is returning this October! 🥳🎉 And it’s a special one too, because we’ll be celebrating OYP’s 11th anniversary 🎂
Our theme is “Behold, I make all things new” (Rev 21:5). If you’ve been weary; if you’ve been searching; if you just need a bit of joy (who doesn’t 😉), come and let God do something new for you. Come and experience a faith-filled night, with preaching, worship, prayer, and Eucharistic adoration.
Now that we’ve invited you to our birthday party, you can’t say no, right? ☺️ And you can’t call it a party without friends — so, think about who might need this night of joy, and bring them along!
Have you been feeling spiritually dry - lost, weary or searching for something more in your life? We’d like to share some good news — it doesn’t have to stay this way. For the Lord says, “I am about to do a new thing” (Is 43:19).
Come and see what the Lord has in store for you at Treasure #16, a stay-in Catholic Encounter Retreat organised for young working adults (age 21 to 35 years old) in Singapore.
God’s goodness awaits you!
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By Sophie Wun Dear friends, we’re excited to share our new reconciliation series, Homecoming, with you. Inspired by Henri Nouwen’s book, the Prodigal Son, we’ve prepared reflections, invitations, and testimonies surrounding that same Gospel passage. We hope that this will help in your own homecoming journey. Regardless of whether you’re close to God or have been far away, we’re all
By Sophie Wun In 1 Corinthians 13:1-2, St Paul writes, ‘If I speak in the tongues of men or of angels, but do not have love, I am only a resounding gong or a clanging
By Zachary Tan The parable of the prodigal son paints for us an image of perfect fatherhood with the defining qualities of love and mercy as key to understanding God the Father. Henri Nouwen’s analysis
Perhaps the most jarring invitation in Henri Nouwen’s “The Return of the Prodigal Son ” is the invitation to ‘become the Father’. It is not enough to just identify with the lustful younger prodigal son or the resentful elder son, and return to the father in reconciliation. The fullness of reconciliation is to claim the fullness of our sonship in God. As children of God (Luke 22:29), we are heirs and have an inheritance to God’s Kingdom. We are called to be “perfect, therefore, as your heavenly Father is.” (Matt 5:48).
What then are we to make of this? How is it that we who are tainted by original sin and blinded by concupiscence are able to claim this divine sonship?
By Sophie Wun Dear friends, we’re excited to share our new reconciliation series, Homecoming, with you. Inspired by Henri Nouwen’s book, the Prodigal Son, we’ve prepared reflections, invitations, and testimonies surrounding that same Gospel passage. We hope that this will help in your own homecoming journey. Regardless of whether you’re close to God or have been far away, we’re all