and more photos! and more cam-whoring!

Happy moments! (tagged:Cassie & Fennilta Lo)

Camera, Action!

Waiting for foodie!

Our handsome secretary!

Mass schedule for Church of Holy Cross @ Clementi:

General Schedule

*Every Friday, except the 1st, the evening Mass will be celebrated at 8pm at the P.A.R.I.S.H Prayer

& Formation Night.

For all other churches, please check out this link:

http://www.veritas.org.sg/parishes_list.php

Dear CSSers,

The AGM ended just a few hours ago at 9.30pm, after a legendary (It probably isn’t legend yet, but I’ll give it a few years) 6 hours and 35 minutes long meeting.

This is a quick newsflash for those who are interested:

The 3 Amendments to the Constitution were all PASSED.

The 62nd Executive Committee was ELECTED successfully after a pretty long electoral process where 12 persons in total stepped up for election!
The names of the seven willing to humbly serve our community for the year to come are…

Jeremy Pereira (Law)
Melissa Heng (Science)
Isaac Koh (Engine)
Jeremiah Luke Francisco (Engine)
Charmaine Miranda (Arts)
Angela Tey (Arts)
Daryl Gomes (Arts)

I welcome these seven disciples to office and I hope that everyone gives them all the support that they need. They, as well as the others, have been really brave in stepping up and allowing themselves to be vulnerable in front of the whole community. Thank you for giving us the privilege of electing our Exco from such a remarkable group of dedicated and talented individuals.

———End of message——–

Cheers,

Ricky Nagatie

ICy 8th Publicity Head

Pre-visit

We had planned on visiting two wards: one is the children ward and the other one is the dialysis ward (where people with faulty kidneys are treated). Because we and particularly Gary the IC for this project were very enthusiastic about the project, we even arranged a few fun sessions and songs to sing and dance along with the children. Tania and Daniel even prepared a song to play with harmonica!

The Visit

Unfortunately NUH requests volunteers not to disclose personal patient information, so this section remains dry.

However I can say that we can get along with the patients. Although they seemed to be reluctant at first, we could at least make them happy for a few hours. And we never performed our entertainment plans for the children! Well, at least we didn’t embarass ourselves by weird dancing

Post-visit

After we said goodbye to the patients, each of us filled out an evaluation form.  Here is the result:

I bet the volunteers agree with the survey result! Before this, I wouldn’t believe that talking and playing with sick strangers can be so fulfilling.

For those who never did a service like this, please do. It will be a splendid experience.

PS: thanks to Gary for coordinating and supplying us with essential information!

Welcome back to NUS!! Have you got all your modules? Hahaha..

13 January 2009, Father Willem, current ICy’s spritual director celebrated mass in bahasa Indonesia with ICy-ers. In the homily, Father not only talked about forgiving others, but also forgiving ourselves. Coming back to NUS, all ICy-ers are challenged to lead a new life and look at the future ahead instead of looking back to the past and feeling guilty without a real action to a renewed life.

After the mass, the ICy-ers had an exchange Christmas present tradition. Not all who attended the mass brought a present, but the most important thing was how we could feel a family bonding as students with the same faith and nationality. We also introduced ourselves to each other because for some people, it was the first time for them attending ICy’s event.

We also celebrated ‘December-babies’ ‘s birthday. Yeah..It might seem too late. However, we still had a great fun!!^^

Thanks for Justin, CSS president, who also has come to the mass.

See you all in ICy CG and wait for the next ICy’s event!!

So, how was your exam? ^^

Hope that you can join us next time with another ICy’s event!

A glance about taize

It was started by Brother Roger in 1940. Some important elements in Taize, which is a meditative prayer, are one or two songs of praise followed by psalm, reading, song, silence (yes! Silence!), intercessions or litany of praise, our Father, concluding prayer, and songs. The characteristics of the songs are short songs and the songs are repeated again and again.

Wanna learn more about taize? Click http://www.taize.fr/en and of course, hope to see you next Tuesday! ^^

source: http://www.taize.fr/en

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