November 29, 2021
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I am Jeffrey and I am a teacher at St. Stephen’s School. Through my vocation as a teacher, I am continually experiencing the redemptive work
By Moses Pham, Temasek Polytechnic Hello, I am Moses. I was raised in a Catholic family, attended Catechism classes, and went to Mass every week
By Benjamin Liow, SMU Fides Peace be with you, my friend! My name is Benjamin Liow. I’m in Year 2 of Law school at SMU,
By Michael Yang, Anchor Community Hi, I’m Michael, a second-year university student at Cambridge doing Economics and a member of the OYP Anchor community (for
By Andrea Chong, NUS Catholic Students’ Society Imagine walking on a tightrope while being distracted by a million different things. That was essentially my life
By Rebecca Tan, NTU Catholic Students Apostolate Hello brothers and sisters in Christ, I am Rebecca. I am in Year 3, studying Music and English
By Suzanne Eguilos, Temasek Polytechnic My name is Suzanne and I am 19 this year. Since young, the Catholic faith has played a role in
By Samantha Lye, RCIY Before meeting Christ, I was someone who was careless with my words and actions and wrestled with many broken friendships. I
By Frank Joseph, NTU Catholic Students Apostolate Hi! My name is Frank. I’m a fresh graduate from NTU and this is how community living helped me
By Aaron Chong, Anchor Community I’m Aaron, a recent graduate from King’s College London, and this is my conversion story. Before flying off for school,
By Damien Tan Hong Kuang My journey with Jesus started after I attended a Christmas play at my relative’s church when I was a young
By Shaun Choo, 21, RCIY | View the full video here 🙂 Before I came to know Jesus, I was a man who believed heavily
I first came to know the faith through my grandfather who is Catholic and from being in a Catholic school for 9 years. Growing up,
Zaneta Tan & George Lim. Watch full video here Can a Catholic & Protestant be united in faith? Pains of Disunity George: I was a
by Marcell Chua In the gospel for Palm Sunday earlier this week, we notice Pontius Pilate’s wife (traditionally known as Procula) who is mentioned only
by Mary Koh Malchus is left kneeling on the ground in the garden of Gethsemane, alone and very conscious of his newly healed ear. The
