Catholicism in Singapore | Of Beliefs & Faiths

Why are there stained glasses in churches? What actually happens during Easter? What do the symbols in a church mean? We visit the Church of St. Anthony, and speak to Father Ignatius to learn more about Catholicism, as well as experience Easter vigil for the first time.
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[@RobBread1]

As a Catholic, I am familiar with the rituals during Easter Vigil. In fact I also sing in the choir along with many talented choristers. Watching this video moved me to tears of joy seeing fellow Catholics as well as new Christians baptized in the faith celebrating the resurrection of Christ. I hope someday I can visit church of St. Anthony in Singapore.Thank you.

[@catherinechia4843]

Same here❤!

[@trishhawken7469]

Thank you to the Presenter Sindhu for her enthusiasm n thank you to Rev Fr Ignatius Yeo, Professor of Liturgy n Parish Priest for his informative explanations. Thoroughly enjoyed this Episode.🙏👏👍👌💖

[@saviodesouza7030]

Fr Ignatius is very knowledgeable and explained things beautifully.

[@HelloHello-qf3ui]

This video is an eye opening experience. Thank you for filming! I have learnt something new about Catholicism in Singapore.👍

[@liro_mngbt]

Glory to God in the Highest! What a wonderful video. The Catholic Church is home.

[@roamaroundgisg7362]

This is such a wonderful presentation which I actually appreciate.

[@apocryphanow]

It's interesting how much she got to see in only mass. As she mentioned, some of those things only happen once a year. She definitely picked the right mass to go to.

[@BengSengChan]

The important core of the Catholic faith are its precepts and beliefs. God loves you. Everyone of us, even those of us who feel we are unlovable. He has a plan for you as his beloved child. Ritual and symbolism are just the accumulation of 2000 years of tradition.

[@theadventurer1602]

For us Catholics, we believe that God is the primary cause of our salvation, and our cooperation with the sanctifying and actual grace of God for us to live a holy life, is the secondary cause. Matthew 5:48 - "48 Be perfect, therefore, as your heavenly Father is perfect."

[@sbblando8533]

Great way to summarize our beliefs. More power!

[@user-je4ou2yd9u]

⛪thank you and bless you dear Sindhu. Congratulations for giving us so much in such a short space of time. I learnt about the symbolism of the bees'wax candle, the wick and the flame only today. Never too late to to learn and grow in knowledge and truth. 🌺🙏

[@ititloga]

What joy on Easter!

[@galaxy4741]

Thank you for this coverage.

[@pbxd8957]

Proud Catholic❤✨️💒✝️🇻🇦

[@MyLionShare]

Amen

[@monicachung8496]

Amen. Hope to visit st Anthony church

[@saione4090]

Amen.

[@JonathanChua]

This is wonderful! You guys should also check out the Eastern Orthodox in Singapore as well!

[@cheryl-annegoh5278]

The congregation renews their Baptismal Vows, after which the priest will then sprinkle them with Holy Water.

[@brassmonkey84]

Would be interested to see an episode of Protestant churches

[@whatthefitt]

No offense to protestant churches, but the Catholic church is the one true, apostolic and universal church.

[@brassmonkey84]

@@whatthefitt No offense taken. Roman Catholic isn’t the same as the catholic church as per the Nicene creed, and tbh nobody ever sorted out the confusion of 3 popes that one time of the Western Schism. Nobody knows if there is really apostolic succession in that lineage.

[@SeeYan4890]

When Jesus spoke again to the people, he said, “I am the light of the world. Whoever follows me will never walk in darkness, but will have the light of life.” John 8:12

[@victoranggiatparlindungan7749]

in singapure only one religion, the religion name is money

[@lastdays1260]

2 Corinto 11:14-16

[@SeeYan4890]

When Jesus spoke again to the people, he said, “I am the light of the world. Whoever follows me will never walk in darkness, but will have the light of life.” John 8:12