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LANDINGS - Start Where You Are
Feeling distant from the Church or unsure where you stand in your faith?
Landings is a gentle place to begin again. Designed for Catholics who have been away from the Church for some time, this 10-week journey offers a safe, non-judgmental space to listen, reflect, and ask questions—at your own pace.
There is no pressure and no expectations.
New 10-Week Journey Commences – March 2026
Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Succour (OLPS)
Tuesdays | 17 March - 2 June 2026
8.00pm – 10.00pm
Church of St Ignatius
Thursdays | 19 March – 4 June 2026
8.00pm – 10.00pm
Scan the QR code on the poster or click here
About Landings: visit www.landings.org.sg
SG ScamWISE Anti-Scam Workshop
Stay One Step Ahead of Scammers
Overview
Parishioners are invited to an engaging and practical anti-scam workshop designed to equip you with the knowledge and tools to protect yourself and your loved ones. This interactive session combines real-life case studies with hands-on learning to help you recognise and respond to scams effectively.
Event Details:
Saturday, 25 April 2026 | 9:30 AM – 12:00 PM
St Ignatius Hall
What You Will Learn
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Simple, practical strategies to spot and avoid scams
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Real case studies shared in collaboration with the Singapore Police Force
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Interactive activities and role-play scenarios to build confidence in responding to scams
Who Should Attend
All parishioners, especially those who want to stay informed and safeguard themselves and their families against increasingly sophisticated scams.
Registration
Register via the QR code on the poster or at: https://tinyurl.com/CSIAntiScamWorkshop
From Iñigo to Ignatius: Cannonball to Cave to Company
Wednesday, 6 May 2026 | 7:30pm - 9:30pm
Journey into the transformative story of Iñigo López de Loyola — from wounded soldier to spiritual founder. This two-hour seminar explores the pivotal moments that shaped his conversion, the depth of his inner transformation, and the emergence of the Jesuit mission that continues to influence the world today.
Seminar Objectives:
Participants will:
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Trace the key milestones in Iñigo’s journey, mapping his transformation from soldier to founder of the Society of Jesus.
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Examine Ignatius’ spiritual and psychological development, considering how personal experience and historical context shaped his vocation and mission.
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Understand the origins of Ignatian spirituality, including how his experiences at Manresa and Paris gave rise to core Jesuit principles such as discernment, companionship, and finding God in all things.
Who Should Attend
This seminar is suitable for:
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Individuals interested in Ignatian spirituality
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Spiritual directors
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Counsellors working in psychospiritual contexts
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Friends and collaborators of the Jesuits
Speaker
Dr Charles Sim, SJ, PhD
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Director of Counselling, Kingsmead Centre
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Associate Faculty Member, SUSS
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Distinguished Professor of Psychology, TNU
Course Details
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Wednesday, 6 May 2026
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7.30pm – 9.30pm
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Hall of the Pilgrim, Kingsmead Centre
8 Victoria Park Road, Singapore 266492 -
Contribution Fee: $50 per participant
Sponsorship Opportunity
We warmly invite you to support others in accessing this seminar.
If you are able, you may sponsor a participant by contributing an additional $50 when registering. Your generosity will help make this formation opportunity available to someone who would benefit from it.
RE:NEW LIFE — Your Items, New Beginnings
Homemakers Jumble Sale | 27 & 28 June 2026
Give your pre-loved items a second life — and be part of something bigger.
Our Homemakers Ministry invites you to contribute clean, usable items for our upcoming Jumble Sale, where every donation helps turn everyday goods into meaningful support for those in need. What you no longer use could become a blessing for someone else.
Donation Guidelines
We welcome items that are in good, usable condition. Kindly note that we are unable to accept:
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Furniture or bulky items
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Soiled or damaged goods
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Food items
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CDs/DVDs
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Magazines and books
Drop-off Location
Place your donations outside Sacred Heart Hall (near the stairs to the Adoration Room).
Special Collection: Designer & Premium Items
Have higher-value pre-loved pieces? We will be holding a special collection for designer items on:
📅 30 & 31 May 2026
🕘 9.15am – 12.15pm
📍 Classroom #01-09
All proceeds from the sale will go towards our Parish Social Mission Fund, supporting outreach initiatives and those in need within our community.
Be part of this cycle of renewal — where simple acts of giving can spark new beginnings.
Catholic Parenting: Raising Children Who Flourish
Organised by
Praying Parents Group in collaboration with Catholic Family Life
Parents are invited to the second part of Catholic Parenting workshop conducted by Dr John Hui. This series explores the vocation and mission of Catholic parents in guiding their children to grow in faith, character, and purpose.
Part 2 – Helping Our Children Find Happiness
Saturday, 9 May 2026 | 4.00pm – 5.30pm
Drawing from the teachings of Gaudium et Spes, this workshop explores how true happiness and meaning in life are discovered through sincere self-giving, a deeper relationship with God, and understanding how deeply we are loved by Him.
Venue
La Storta Room
Programme Fee
$10 per person | $15 per couple (per session)
Programme fee is partially subsidised by the Church of St Ignatius.
Registration
Part 2: familylife.sg/CatholicParentingP2
Who Should Attend
Parents who wish to deepen their understanding of their role in nurturing faith, values, and spiritual growth within their families.
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St Ignatius Feast Day Fiesta
Run a Stall | Sponsor a Booth | Volunteer
Save the date: Sunday, 26 July | 9:00am – 3:00pm
Join us for our Parish Feast Day Fiesta — a joyful day of food, fun, and fellowship.
Families, ministries, and groups are warmly invited to:
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Volunteer your time
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Run a stall — food & drinks, crafts, or funfair games
Beneficiaries:
All proceeds will support the Kingsmead Project.
Interested? Get in touch:
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Food & Beverage: Elisha – 9070 6826
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Crafts: Adeline – 9247 3318
Laudato Si’ Reflection (Lent 2026)
Make time for God this Lent.
Step away from the busyness of daily life to listen, linger, and encounter the Lord through the beauty of His creation.
This Laudato Si’ Reflection invites you into a quiet, prayerful experience rooted in care for our common home. Inspired by the call to ecological conversion, this reflection encourages a deeper awareness of God’s presence in the natural world and our responsibility to protect it.
Whether you come individually or with family, allow this time to renew your spirit and rediscover the sacredness of creation.
Snapchats & Tiktalks: Tuning In, Reaching Out
Turn short answers into real conversations.
Join us for a practical and engaging session designed to help parents connect more meaningfully with their children in today’s fast-changing world.
Event Details
Saturday, 25 April 2026 | 9:30am – 11:30am
Church of St. Vincent de Paul, #04-02
301 Yio Chu Kang Road, Singapore 805910
Fee: $20 per person | $35 per couple
Target Audience: Parents of school-going children
Synopsis
Ever feel like your child’s responses are limited to “yes,” “no,” or “fine”?
You’re not alone. Many parents experience this communication gap and wonder how to reconnect.
In this session, we explore the inner world of today’s children through real-life case studies, while equipping parents with practical tools to tune in, build trust, and respond with empathy rather than frustration.
What You Will Gain
Understand Today’s Child
Gain insights into the mindset of the new generation and key aspects of brain development that influence behaviour and communication.
Communicate More Effectively
Learn approaches that foster connection—and identify common habits that may unintentionally create distance.
See Through Your Child’s Eyes
Through relatable case studies, uncover the emotions behind one-word replies or withdrawn behaviour.
Build Stronger Relationships
Walk away with practical, actionable strategies to deepen trust and nurture meaningful conversations at home.
About the Speaker
Daniel Ng
Principal Therapist, Catholic Family Life
Daniel is a husband and father of two teenagers with over 20 years of experience in counselling and therapy. He previously spent more than 13 years at KK Women’s and Children’s Hospital, supporting paediatric patients and their families.
In his current role, he oversees counselling services at Catholic Family Life, leading a team of therapists while maintaining clinical standards and supporting pro-bono counsellors.
Registration
Register via: https://www.familylife.sg/SNT_Reg
Conversations That Matter
Navigating Sexuality & Values with Your Teen
In a culture of conflicting messages on intimacy, identity, and relationships, many parents feel unsure how to begin meaningful conversations with their teens.
This session is designed to support parents in engaging these important — and often difficult — topics with confidence, clarity, and care.
Event Details
Saturday, 25 April 2026 | 1:30pm – 4:00pm
Church of the Holy Spirit, Auditorium (Level 4)
248 Upper Thomson Road, Singapore 574371
Fee: $20 per person | $35 for 2 persons
Registration: https//www.familylife.sg/CTM_A
Who Should Attend
This session is for you if you are:
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A parent unsure how to start conversations about sexuality and values
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Concerned about the influences shaping your teen’s decisions
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Seeking to build trust and connection while guiding your teen toward thoughtful, responsible choices
What You Will Gain
Participants can expect to take away:
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Practical approaches to start and sustain meaningful conversations without resistance or shutdown
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Simple, real-life language to communicate values with empathy, clarity, and confidence
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Tools for trust-building so your teen feels safe approaching you — even on sensitive topics
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Guidance on accompanying teens through issues of sexuality, identity, relationships, and mental wellness
Speakers
Fr David Garcia, OP
Fr David Garcia has been a Dominican Friar for 40 years and has served in Singapore since 2000. He lectures in Moral Theology at the Major Seminary and the Catholic Theological Institute of Singapore. A sought-after speaker, he addresses topics including family life, bioethics, and Catholic Social Teaching, helping individuals integrate faith into daily living.
Nicholas Gabriel Lim
Nicholas Gabriel Lim is a registered psychologist with over 20 years of experience and is also a trained lawyer. His work, informed by neuroscience, spans the charity, public, private, and academic sectors.
Currently with the Singapore University of Social Sciences, he continues clinical work while supervising psychologists. He has served on national councils including the Media Literacy Council and the National Council on Problem Gambling, and is presently on the National Council Against Drug Abuse. He also serves as a Panel Advisor to the Singapore Youth Court. Nicholas is married with three children.
Overview
This session supports parents in navigating complex conversations around sexuality, identity, and relationships — equipping them to engage their teens with empathy, openness, and grounded values, while fostering deeper trust and communication within the family.
God and Me in My Autistic World
A Reflective Talk by Fr. Derrick
Overview
Mamre Oaks and Faith & Light warmly invite you to a rerun of Fr. Derrick’s insightful talk, “God and Me in My Autistic World.”
This session offers a rare and meaningful opportunity to explore the spiritual experiences of persons with autism, particularly those with low support needs. Through reflection and dialogue, participants are invited to deepen their understanding of how individuals on the autism spectrum relate to God, self, and faith.
Who Should Attend
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Persons with autism (low support needs)
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Family members and caregivers
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Anyone seeking to better understand the spiritual lives of persons with autism
Key Questions Explored
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What happens within the soul of a person with autism when they connect with God?
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Is a sense of self necessary in one’s desire for God?
While definitive answers may remain open, this session focuses on asking meaningful questions that foster deeper insight, empathy, and connection.
Event Details
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Friday, 1 May 2026 (Public Holiday)
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9:00 AM – 1:00 PM
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Church of St. Mary of the Angels, St Clare Hall
5 Bukit Batok East Ave 2, Singapore 659918
Registration & Fees
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Fee: $10 per participant
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Payment Mode: PayNow UEN 201526053M
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Reference: God and Me
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Note: Love offerings are warmly welcomed
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Registration Deadline: 15 April 2026
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Register here: https://forms.gle/hNaJpJQgfDfNeRZo7
Contact
For enquiries, please email: faith.lightsingapore@gmail.com (Attn: Diana)
CATHOLIC SOCIAL TEACHING
By Fr David Garcia, OP
Faithfulness to the Gospel goes beyond attending Mass or being kind. As Catholics, we are called to participate in building God’s Kingdom and transforming the world around us.
Join us at CANA for a session exploring how the Church’s social teaching can guide us in putting our faith into concrete practice in our daily lives.
23 April to 28 May 2026 (Thursdays) | 8.00pm - 9.30pm
CANA The Catholic Centre, 55 Waterloo St, Level 2
Registration
Sign up at: bit.ly/cstapr26
Enquiries
Email: formation.cst@caritas-singapore.org
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FUR BABIES vs FUTURE BABIES: Let’s Talk About It
Overview
Pets or children? Comfort or calling?
Many couples today experience deep joy and companionship through their pets. At the same time, questions about marriage, family, and the future often begin to surface.
This session creates a thoughtful and honest space to explore these questions, reflecting on how love in marriage is meant to grow — beyond what feels comfortable or familiar — towards a deeper openness to life.
Participants will be invited to consider how to cherish the bonds they already have, while remaining open to the possibilities God may be calling them into.
Friday, 8 May 2026 | 8.00pm – 10.00pm
Venue: St Mary Room, CANA
Fee: $20 per person | $35 per couple
Facilitator: Fr Clarence Yue
What You Will Gain
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A deeper awareness of how modern culture shapes perspectives on pets, children, and family life
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Insight into the dignity of human life and the life-giving nature of marriage
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Practical reflection on how love can grow — from caring for pets to being open to new life
Who Should Attend
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Dating or engaged couples
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Married couples discerning family life
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Couples seeking deeper conversations about love, commitment, and the future
Registration
To learn more and register, please visit: www.familylife.sg/FNF
Assisi Fun Day Coupon Roadshow
Get your coupons early for the Assisi Fun Day Charity Carnival!
Assisi Fun Day will be held on:
Sunday, 14 June 2026 | 10.00am to 4.00pm
St. Joseph’s Institution International School (Toa Payoh West Entrance)
The carnival features more than 100 stalls offering delicious food, fun games, and family-friendly activities.
All proceeds support the compassionate care and services of Assisi Hospice.
Purchase your coupons, and support this meaningful cause!
