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The news of A. Ganapathy has flooded the news of late. The public has asked many questions surrounding his death – how...
THE CAGE HAS REOPENED
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The past month has seen a huge gathering of souls in many places. Cinemas finally opened again on 5th March 2021. That is...
LEARNING TO ADAPT
By Anthony Dylan
Once again, Christians have to attend mass online for the Easter or Paschal Triduum. The 3 days began with Holy Thursday and...
Purpose Driven Work
By Paul Yung
As the reshuffle of the economy continues, more people are being forced into work out of necessity rather than choice. This is...
Light at the End of the Tunnel, Whilst Coping in the Darkness
By Michelle Ng
By sometime mid-April, most, if not all categories of people in Phase 1 of the Covid-19 Vaccination Programme would have received both...
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THAT’S the universal rule that has yet to be disputed. It applies to almost everything around us and that includes even our garden or...
Are you Feeling Burnt Out?
By Sue-Anne Lim
Have you woken up in the morning feeling like there are bricks just weighing you down on your chest? Or, maybe you...
Pandemic Revelation
By Sarawakian
It has been a rather quiet Chinese New Year as the country went into MCO (Movement Control Order) mode. This year’s version of...
MIXED FEELINGS
By Anthony Dylan
The month of March in 2021 would be one where Catholics would be in the middle of Lent. This began from Ash...
Let’s Talk about Vaccination
By Wong Chen
Earlier this week, on 24th February the phase one of the National Covid-19 Immunisation Programme started with the Prime Minister receiving the...
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