Fr. Terence shares candidly about receiving both appreciation and complaint letters in the Church. While genuine feedback is always welcomed, a recent letter stirred something deeper in him — not because of the issue raised, but because of the spirit in which it was written.

This experience led him to invite everyone to reflect on how we discern and challenge one another as a faith community. Do we come to Church with gratitude, seeing it as a privilege to worship together? Or do we come with entitlement, expecting everything to be done according to our comfort and preferences?

Fr. Terence reminds us that true discernment is rooted in humility, love, and openness in a Christ-like way, and are we willing to be part of the solution.

Growth in a faith community requires each of us to take shared responsibility — and to challenge one another with humility and love.

- Saturday Novena Devotion by Fr. Terence Wee, C.Ss.R. (31 January 2026)

The parable of the rich fool - Luke 12:16-21

Is faith still relevant in a world of modern technology and AI? Where is God’s place when resources are abundant and information readily available?

Br. Celestine reflects that worldly wealth should not become idols. Pride and despair are the devil’s work. Prayer is an expression of our love and trust in God.

We pray “that we may never grow so proud as to think we can do without God or religion “. Let us mean what we say and pray what we mean.

Novena devotion by Br Celestine Toh, C.Ss.R. (24 Jan 2026)

In today's homily, Fr. Vincent directs us to St John the Baptist who points us to Christ, the Lamb of God—gentle and sacrificial—who takes away the sins of the world. Fr. Vincent reminds us that God sent His Son not to condemn us, but to redeem us, offering hope, peace, and love.

Life is filled with struggles—health, work, family, and studies—but God continues to love us as sinners and desires our redemption. Our weekly Saturday devotions to Mother Mary show our trust in her intercession and our confidence in God’s mercy.

May we remain encouraged and hopeful, living not for ourselves alone, but as disciples of Jesus, for the good of all.

- Saturday Novena Devotion by Fr. Vincent Low, C.Ss.R. (17 January 2026)