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Pope Francis expected to visit S'pore in Sept - Vimarsana News

Pope Francis expected to visit S'pore in Sept

Singapore News - Singapore is in talks with the Vatican about a proposed visit by Pope Francis, which is expected to happen in September. “Singapore welcomes a visit by Pope Francis,” a Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokesman said on April 2 in response to queries from The Straits... Read more at www.tnp.sg

Pope Francis expected to visit Singapore in September as part of Asia-Pacific tour: Catholic media - Vimarsana News

Pope Francis expected to visit Singapore in September as part of Asia-Pacific tour: Catholic media

SINGAPORE - Pope Francis is expected to visit Singapore in September, almost 40 years after the late Pope John Paul II drew thousands of Roman Catholics during a brief stopover in 1986. The de facto Vatican foreign minister, Archbishop Paul R. Gallagher, speaking on March 26 to the America magazine’s Vatican correspondent Gerald O’Connell, said the pontiff plans to travel...

Called to continue the mission - Vimarsana News

Called to continue the mission

Herald Malaysia - daily news source with Malaysian and Global coverage of the Catholic Churches. Catholic News,World Christian News, Malaysia Church News

Muslim charity honors Singaporean nun for interfaith work - Vimarsana News

Muslim charity honors Singaporean nun for interfaith work

Canossian Sister Theresa Seow has been involved in promoting interfaith harmony since the 1990s

Visitors throng century-old renovated church in Singapore - Vimarsana News

Visitors throng century-old renovated church in Singapore

St. Joseph's Church was established in 1912 to serve Portuguese and Malaccan Catholics in its early days