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Today, as we remember Blessed Nicolas Barré, we are invited to ask ourselves a simple question: Whose life am I helping to brighten?

He saw beyond poverty, limitations, and circumstances. He saw the beauty and potential that God had placed in every child. With a heart full of faith, he chose to trust, to serve, and to love without counting the cost.

In a world that can often be hurried and divided, his life reminds us that the smallest acts of kindness, encouragement, and compassion can change a life forever.

May Blessed Nicolas Barré inspire us today to notice those who are overlooked, to believe in others when they struggle to believe in themselves, and to be a source of hope wherever we are.

Blessed Nicolas Barré, pray for us.

On 31 May, we remember Blessed Nicolas Barré, whose faith in God and love for the poor led him to believe that every child deserves the gift of education.

At a time when many girls were denied opportunities to learn, he saw their dignity, their potential, and their worth.

Trusting completely in Divine Providence, he inspired a mission that continues to transform lives across the world.

His message remains as relevant today as ever: to see Christ in others, to serve with humility, and to bring hope where it is needed most.

May his example move us to open hearts, uplift lives, and make a difference through simple acts of love.

Blessed Nicolas Barré, pray for us.

Reflection for Trinity Sunday

The God Who Stays Close

Introduction
Life today moves fast. Many people are constantly busy yet deeply tired. We reply to messages, meet deadlines and carry responsibilities, but inside we can feel anxious, disconnected and alone. Trinity Sunday speaks directly into this reality. It reminds us that God is not distant from our everyday struggles. God is relationship, love and presence. In the middle of our noisy and demanding lives, the Father, Son and Holy Spirit remain close to us.

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CHIJ Toa Payoh primary and secondary schools to revert to full original names in 2027 CHIJ Primary and Secondary (Toa Payoh) schools will revert to their original historical names from January 1, 2027. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Founder's Day Message 2026
from Sr Elizabeth Moey
Provincial
Infant Jesus Sisters, Singapore

Over the weekend, we joyfully celebrated the Feast of Pentecost and the Feast of Blessed Nicolas Barré together as one Nicolas Barré Family, Sisters and lay members united in faith, mission, and thanksgiving.

The celebration began with a warm welcome address by our Provincial, Sr Elizabeth Moey, who reminded us of the spirit and values of Blessed Nicolas Barré: trust in Divine Providence, humility, simplicity, compassion, and openness to God’s will.

We were also reminded that the Holy Spirit continues to guide, renew, and strengthen us as we journey together in service and collaboration.

The gathering included a meaningful prayer service, moments of fellowship and reflection, and concluded with a scrumptious tea fellowship filled with joy, friendship, and gratitude.
May the Spirit of Pentecost continue to inspire and bless our mission together.

Reflection for Pentecost Sunday

Pentecost is the moment God speaks to the world in a way that every person can understand. While our lives are often filled with noise and the pressure to conform, the Holy Spirit arrives to celebrate the uniqueness of each person. This day reminds us that God does not seek a world of “uniform” individuals, but a beautiful and diverse community where every unique talent and every different story has a vital place.

Acts of the Apostles Reflection

Session 28 :
Unstoppable Grace

The book concludes with Paul in Rome, under house arrest, yet the message he carries remains unchained.