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Last Thursday, Fr Cantalamessa, well known for his position as Papal Preacher, visited Singapore on his way back to Rome from Philippines. Oka, Maya, Christine, Abigail, Keenan, Lisa, Philip, and I attended the talk held by SACCRE.

These are the points that I managed to write down during the talk:

With permission from SACCRE, I would like to invite you to listen to the recording of ISAO Rallies 2009 in Singapore. The speaker is Bishop Joe Grech and he is a member of ICCRS Council, ISAO Executive Committee, international speaker, preached and ministered at the recent World Youth Day in Sydney.

Day 1: Personal Renewal

Part 1

Part 2

You can find the slide about Verse-by-verse analysis for a personal bible study method and some examples at this link:

http://kurniawano.wordpress.com/2009/08/15/verse-by-verse-analysis-a-per...

Last Thursday, Eliz, Priscilla, and I attended the fourth session about Letters of St Paul by Father Vaz. Here is the notes:

Letter of St Paul to the Philippians

Paul has always been cautious about accepting monetary help. That's why he also worked as tent maker. He wants to avoid any unnecessary prejudice or hidden intentions of the giver. Even in the letter of Corinthians it is mentioned that Paul was not considered as an apostle because he did not accept the monetary help from Corinthians. So his name was damaged whether he accepted the money or not.

Basil, Priscilla, and I attended the talk by Fr Ambrose Vaz. I attended because I thought it would be good and the following day I was on holiday due to Vesak Day.

I thought I would get a session which is full of pure knowledge, but Fr Ambrose Vaz talked by relating to our life experiences too. And I found it interesting in that way.

So here the story goes: