Day 13 (26 Feb 2017) - Closing Mass with Procession @ Cathedral of the Good Shepherd

Описание: Day 13 (26 Feb 2017) - Closing Mass with Procession presided by Archbishop William Goh
Dedication Celebration @ Cathedral of the Good Shepherd

The newly restored Cathedral of the Good Shepherd was dedicated on 14 February 2017 at 7pm, on the 120th anniversary of the Consecration held in 1897. This was followed by a 2-week celebration of daily activities at the Catholic "Mother Church" of Singapore. Thousands participated in this joyous occasion. Learn more about this at http://cathedral.catholic.sg/dedication .

“You are the light of the word “ Mt 5:14

Archbishop William Goh presides over the Dedication Closing Mass at 5.30pm which was followed by a Candlelight Procession of the Blessed Sacrament. This special Mass is to bring together all the of celebration and to reaffirm and cherish our history of decades of service to the poor and needy; and a renewal of our commitment to build a vibrant Church in our archdiocese, so that we can walk into the future with the New Light of Christ, our Good Shepherd in our hearts. Just like our Catholic pioneers – the light of Singapore, who came before us; we lift our prayers to God to ask for His continued blessings so that we today can carry this light to the world.

Streamed live from the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd, Singapore

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