We endeavour to promote a faith that engages everyone in the issues of daily living, a faith that does justice, a faith as transforming acceptance of the Gospel breaking into human existence through the poor and the oppressed, touching the wounds of marginalized people, with whom Christ is seen to identify himself.
As an expression of our faith, we are involved in the following ministries:
MINISTRY FOR CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL NEEDS
The Special Needs Learning Centre (SNLC) was set up in respond to the needs of children and adults in the Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD).
The Ministry continues to serve the needs of children/women/men of various nationalities including from various African nations, Bangladesh, Cambodia, India, Myanmar, Pakistan, the Philippines, Sri Lanka, Vietnam, etc.
The Carl’s Kitchen Feeding Programme for the poor and homeless has been providing lunch to about 120-150 people without discrimination of age, gender, race and religion and nationality.
For the Urban Poor, we continue to provide various assistance for those who come to our office. The assistance includes temporary shelter, medical referrals, financial aid, referrals for jobs and welfare agencies, etc.
We provide various services, including medical, financial aid, counselling, organizing formation programmes such as retreats, income-generation training, and parish-level women’s ministry.
CARING FOR OUR COMMON HOME: ENCOUNTER CHRIST AND SERVE AS STEWARDS
We mindfully begin again our Lenten journey of spiritual renewal and conversion by going through the purposeful actions of praying, fasting (abstinence), and almsgiving (works of charity). These three practical ways express our true interior repentance conversion.
This cartoon illustration drawn by Dr Melanie Yeoh help us and our children reflect on how our daily encounter with God through others and through our faith, can help us become integral ecologists, and to serve as responsible stewards of God’s wonderful work of art – Our Common Home! – Lenten Campaign 2019
