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CER 20: Sep 09 - 12  ( Registration now open )

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Spiritual Growth and Formation

FRIDAY GROWTH @ CSC (7.30 pm to 10 pm)
Praise & Worship / Talk / Mass

August Talks: Continuation of the 3-part series on

                 “Living  a Life of Grace”, by Rev Fr. William Goh

PART III - MORAL VIRTUES: PRUDENCE, JUSTICE, TEMPERANCE AND FORTITUDE
In this third and final series of the talks on virtues, we deal with the moral virtues. Since moral virtues are many and it is not possible to cover all of them, theologians normally group them under four basic cardinal virtues, namely, Prudence, Justice, Temperance and Fortitude. Moral virtues rectify the various faculties of the soul with regard to the means to attain our union with God.

Aug 06: Talk 1 – The Moral Virtue of Prudence
The virtue of Prudence is often misunderstood as being cautious. Prudence is a special virtue infused by God on the intellect, enabling it to discern and judge wisely the morally good thing to do under specific circumstances. One can thus act wisely by choosing the right means to achieve the good that will lead one ultimately to union with God. Prudence is particularly necessary as it is a guide to the judgement of the conscience. All other virtues can be practised with perfection only with prudence, and the moral virtues all hinge on prudence.

Aug 13: Talk 2 - The Moral Virtue Of Justice
Justice is understood as giving to others their due rights. But the world does not agree on the rights of persons. Justice is an infused virtue that perfects the will, not the intellect, as it concerns the practical action with regard to our relationships with others. Justice refrains from doing evil to others, but instead does good to all. Hence, justice has to be treated under different aspects. Legal justice deals with the common good of society; distributive justice concerns the fair distribution of the world’s goods; and commutative justice with the rights and duties of the individual person.

Aug 20: Talk 3 - The Moral Virtue Of Fortitude
The cardinal virtue of fortitude is more than courage. Rather, it is a quality, moral or spiritual, in which one is able to suffer hardships and overcome fears that discourage one from doing the right thing. A person with fortitude stands firm in hope against every form of pressure and attack. With this virtue, one can remain faithful and patient in all circumstances in life, especially in living out one’s vocation and responsibilities.

Aug 27: Talk 4 - The Moral Virtue Of Temperance
Temperance is often associated with abstinence. Positively, temperance is to live a life of moderation with respect to our appetites; sensual, spiritual or intellectual. It is that inner guide that moderates and restrains our natural appetites, directing them for the greater good of oneself, particularly in our relationship with God and our neighbour. Only a person with self-control , who lives a balanced life can find true happiness.

Rev Fr. Gino Henriques, CSsR
Golden Jubilee Sacerdotal Celebration

 28 Aug, 2010 (4th Saturday)

“I will give you shepherds after my own heart…” Jer 3:15

Programme: 

6.45pm
Rosary, Praise & Worship, Mass & HealingService

Light Refreshments

Spiritual Bouquet
We pray for God’s continued blessings on Fr Gino who strongly supports our ministry at CSC.

We are gathering a spiritual bouquet as a gift to Father on the occasion of his 50th Sacerdotal Anniversary. 

You are invited to contribute by offering up prayers, masses and penance for Father’s intention. To send in your contribution, please click here for the form and send it to admin@csctr.org

Christian Counselling, Spiritual Direction & Praying Over
By the CSC Healing Ministry Every Wednesday 8.15pm to 9.30pm
Feeling Sick? Troubled? Burdened? Stressed? If you need a listening ear, we are here for you. You can receive help from Jesus and His Word.

The Archdiocesan Perpetual Adoration Chapel
The Blessed Sacrament is exposed 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.