William Cardinal Goh The Shepherd's Voice
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William Cardinal Goh The Shepherd's Voice
Featuring homilies and talks from His Eminence, William Cardinal Goh, the Archbishop of Singapore. This podcast may not be reproduced, in whole or in part, in any form or by any means, without the prior written permission from the Archbishop’s Communications Office. This includes extracts, quotation...
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Proclaiming Christ with Truth and Integrity - Homily 2nd January 2026
We are often tempted to be vague about our faith in order to be inclusive or socially acceptable. Jesus is sometimes presented merely as a moral teach...
Making Room for Christ This Christmas - Homily 30th December 2025
Anna, the prophetess, was not influential, powerful, or publicly recognised. Yet her faithfulness did not go unnoticed by God. Anna represents the man...
Love Demands Sacrifice: St Stephen - Homily 26th December 2025
Christmas reveals a love that does not stop at tenderness or sentimentality. God’s gift is not merely a beautiful baby in a crib, but His very self: a...
Praising God for Who He is - Homily 22nd December 2025
As we approach the Nativity of our Lord, we are invited to reflect on the lives of Mary and Hannah, ordinary, humble women through whom God worked ext...
From Barrenness to Blessing: Trusting God’s Plan - Homily 19th December 2025
Barrenness is not only the inability to have children, but the deeper feeling that our lives have not been fruitful or meaningful. Many of us work har...
O Adonai: The King We Are Waiting For - Homily 18th December 2025
As we pray O Adonai, we remember that the world longs for a true King. Human leadership often fails, but Jesus comes as a different kind of ruler — on...
Trusting the Wisdom of God’s Plan - Homily 17th December 2025
As we begin the O Antiphons with O Wisdom, the Church invites us to prepare for Christmas by trusting God’s long and patient plan of salvation.
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Seeing With the Eyes of Faith
Advent invites us to look again: to see not with our natural eyes, but with the eyes of faith. Today’s homily reminds us that discouragement, confusio...
Finding God Together Through Synodality - Homily 3rd December 2025
St Francis Xavier did not become one of the Church’s greatest missionaries because he was brilliant, adventurous, or influential. His mission began th...
When Christ Restores All Things - Homily 2nd December 2025
Advent invites us to look beyond the surface chaos of our world and recognise the quiet work of God breaking in. Today’s readings remind us that Jesus...
When Pride Blinds, God Reminds - Homily 26th November 2025
Today's Scriptures remind us that the true danger of success is not success itself, but the illusion that it is ours alone. King Belshazzar inherited...
Living Wisely in a Passing World - Homily 25th November 2025
As the liturgical year ends, the Church reminds us to reflect on our own ending, a moment we often avoid because we assume we have plenty of time. Yet...
What to Do When You Can’t Change Someone’s Mind - Homily 20th November 2025
Sometimes when we meet someone whose beliefs or choices differ from ours, we can feel stuck or helpless—especially when we can’t persuade them toward...
Winning Loyalty Through Trust and Relationship - Homily 19th November 2025
Today's readings teach us that loyalty and trust are not demanded, they are earned.
The story of the seven brothers and their mot...
Faith Without Compromise - Homily 18th November 2025
Today’s readings present two compelling witnesses: Eleazar, whose steadfast fidelity refused even the semblance of compromise, and Zacchaeus, whose en...
The Kingdom of God is Already Among Us - Homily 13th November 2025
finally reach heaven. But Jesus reminds us that “the Kingdom of God is among you.” It is not a place to be found with signs or predictions, but a real...
Lead Like Jesus: Power for Service - Homily 12th November 2025
Today’s Scripture reminds us that authority is never self-made. It is a gift from God, a trust to be exercised for the good of others. Jesus used His...
Living with Gratitude and Purpose, Preparing for Eternity - Homily 11th November 2025
As the Church draws close to the end of the liturgical year, we are invited to confront the ultimate question: where are we going after this life? The...
Leading with Integrity
Leadership — whether in the home, workplace, Church, or community — is not about power, but responsibility before God. Every leader is called to love...
Responsible and Creative for Christ - Homily 7th November 2025
We are challenged to see our roles, responsibilities, and talents not as entitlements, but as sacred trusts from God. Like the steward in the Gospel,...
Are You a Disciple or Just a Follower of Jesus? - Homily 5th Nov 2025
Today’s Gospel reminds us that being a disciple of Jesus goes far beyond simply following Him. The crowds followed Jesus out of admiration and curiosi...
Relationships: A Foretaste of Heaven or Hell - Homily 4th November 2025
The Kingdom of Heaven is not a distant dream, but a present reality experienced through love, communion, and relationship. Heaven is a banquet, a joyf...
When Our Loved Ones Reject God - William Cardinal Goh (Homily - 31 Oct 2025)
Like St. Paul, we feel deep sorrow when our loved ones turn away from God. But instead of losing hope, we’re called to trust in God’s mercy and timing...
How to Stay Faithful to The Father’s Will - William Cardinal Goh (Homily - 30 Oct 2025)
To be singular-minded in our mission means staying focused on the Father’s will despite trials and opposition. Jesus and St. Paul embody this steadfas...
Importance of Growing Your Relationship with God - William Cardinal Goh (Homily - 29 Oct 2025)
Salvation is more than belonging to the Church or following the law. It is about entering into a living, transforming relationship with God. We are ca...
Saints Simon & Jude: Ordinary Apostles
Sts Simon and Jude remind us that holiness is not about fame, position, or recognition. It is about faithfulness. Though little is known of them, thei...
Rekindling Our Zeal for Christ - Homily 23rd October 2025
Jesus declared, “I have come to bring fire to the earth!” That fire is the burning zeal of love, a passion that consumes the heart and drives us towar...
True Freedom Comes with Responsibility - Homily 22nd October 2025
God created us with freedom. A gift that sets us apart from all other creatures. Yet freedom is never meant for self-indulgence; it calls for responsi...
Finding Meaning in Life Through Faith and Perspective
To live a meaningful and passionate life, we must first learn to see our life in perspective. That means not running away from our past but learning f...
The Danger of Knowing About God but Not Knowing Him - Homily 16th October 2025
Jesus warns against being like the scribes who “take away the key of knowledge,” neither entering into God’s life themselves nor allowing others to do...
God Has No Favourites
It is tempting to think that belonging to the “right group” — the Church, a ministry, or even just calling ourselves Christians — automatically saves...
Finding Life Through Relationships - Homily 14th Oct 2025
We spend much of our lives chasing what we think will make us feel alive: success, pleasure, comfort, recognition. Yet St Paul, quoting the prophet Ha...
Standing with Jesus in a World of Moral Confusion - Homily 10th October 2025
In today’s world, evil often comes dressed as good. Under the banners of “freedom,” “inclusivity,” and “progress,” values contrary to the Gospel can q...
Do I Believe in God My Heavenly Father? - Homily 9th October 2025
When we pray, “Father, may Your name be held holy,” we proclaim our faith in God’s integrity, that He is faithful, true to His promises, and utterly r...
Anger, Forgiveness, and Letting Go - Homily 8th October 2025
Anger is a natural human emotion. The Scriptures reminds us it is not a sin to be angry, what matters is how we handle it. St. Paul reminds us in Ephe...
Walking by Faith with Mary - Homily 7th October 2025
The Rosary is more than a string of beads, it is a journey through the story of our salvation. As we pray each mystery, we reflect on how God’s grace...
Responding to God’s Word: Humility or Hardness of Heart?
Jesus reminded his disciples that the Word of God will not always be received with joy. Some hearts are open and humble, like the people of Nineveh wh...
Called to Be Angels for One Another - Homily 2nd October 2025
Today we remember with gratitude the Holy Guardian Angels, those messengers of God who guide, guard, and protect us on our journey of faith. Angels re...
Rebuilding the Temple: Faith Before Structures - Homily 26th September 2025
What does it truly mean to rebuild the Temple of God?
The prophet Ezekiel’s vision of God’s glory departing the Temple before the...
Reprioritising and Rebuilding Our Lives - Homily 25th September 2025
The people of Israel postponed rebuilding the Temple because they were focused on their own houses and needs. St. Paul reminds us that the Temple of G...