“Our Blessed Mother leads us to Jesus.” That thought resonates as we stand before the Lady of the Rosary Statue. This statue represents faith and devotion. It stands as a beacon for those seeking solace.
The Rosary Ministry is a testament to the enduring power of prayer. The Morning Rosary Group began in 1995. Since then, a dedicated group has prayed the rosary every morning and evening. They pray from Monday to Saturday.
These faithful individuals share a common love for Our Blessed Mother. They believe she guides them to Jesus. They ask Our Lady to intercede for the Pope. They also pray for bishops, priests, and religious figures. Their prayers extend to the Parish Family. They remember those who are ill or facing trials.
The Legion of Mary also embraces the Holy Rosary. Every Wednesday, they gather to pray the Holy Rosary. They also recite the Chaplet of the Precious Blood of Jesus. The Chaplet of the Divine Mercy is included in their prayers. Every Saturday, a Rosary Devotion takes place in the Main Church. All are welcome to join.
The Legion of Mary is a lay Catholic organization. It was founded in Dublin, Ireland, in 1921. The Legion’s spirit mirrors Mary’s. It reflects her strong faith and love for God. Members aspire to serve the Lord in everyone they encounter.
Active members attend weekly meetings. They perform acts of service. Auxiliary members commit to a Service of Prayer. This includes Legion Prayers. It also includes reciting five decades of the Rosary daily.
The apostolate in Singapore started in 2000 with the arrival of two brothers. They serve the needs of the local Church. They offer Masses and preach. They also lead retreats and hear confessions. These brothers provide spiritual direction. They assist in parishes every weekend. They engage in prison ministry.
The province bought a house in October 2000. This house became a training center. Aspirants from several Asian countries came here. They came from Singapore, the Philippines, and Myanmar. Others came from Indonesia, China, and East Timor.
The Church of Our Lady of Lourdes is one of Singapore’s oldest Catholic churches. It is a reminder of the Catholic Church’s contributions to Singapore. It stands as testimony to the growth of the Tamil Catholic community.
The statue before us embodies this rich history. It represents the unwavering faith of the community. It reminds us of the power of prayer. It is a symbol of hope and devotion. The Lady of the Rosary Statue invites us to reflect. It encourages us to seek guidance and find solace in faith.