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, quotations or summaries.

William Cardinal Goh The Shepherd's Voice is a religion podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 471 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  Training for Eternity

  Sep 11, 202614 min

  True leadership cannot be powered by professional expertise alone; it demands a deep and disciplined spiritual life that goes beyond counting the cost or seeking temporal recognition. Ultimately, we are called to be generous disciples labouring for eternity, constantly ensuring our own hearts are formed in Christ so that in announcing the Good News to others, we do not end up disqualified ourselves. Reflection Question In which areas of my life do I need to actively discipline my own heart to lead others closer to Christ? Watch full video Read today's Scripture Reflection

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  The Way of Christian Love - Homily 10th September 2026

  Sep 10, 20268 min

  While knowledge helps us grow in faith, it must always be subordinated to charity. True Christian maturity does not look down on those with simpler expressions of faith or those bound by sensitive consciences; rather, it actively surrenders its own personal rights for the spiritual well-being of others. Following Christ requires going beyond mere justice to practice a radical, self-giving charity. One that is tender towards the weak, sensitive to the needs of neighbours, and reflective of the Father’s impartial mercy. Reflection Question : Where is Christ asking me to go beyond what is merely just or required, and respond with greater compassion, patience, and love?

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  The Secret to True Joy

  Sep 9, 202615 min

  True Christian joy is not an external reward, it is an inner state of the soul rooted in gratitude, meaning, and an eternal perspective. While earthly pleasures and temporary comforts inevitably fade, a heart anchored in God remains unshakeable through both suffering and abundance. True fulfilment is never found in living for oneself or clinging to a passing world. Instead, lasting peace emerges when we embrace our shared vocation to love, practice holy detachment, and recognise that our present trials are shaping us for eternity.

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  Simplicity and Quiet Trust of the Blessed Virgin Mary

  Sep 8, 202613 min

  Jesus’ genealogy was filled with flawed kings, Gentiles, and scandalous stories, proving that God actively enters into human weakness to accomplish redemption. While we often fixate on our limitations, past failures, or difficult upbringings, Mary and Joseph show us the quiet power of simple, trusting cooperation with God's grace. Our history does not dictate our destiny; grace empowers us to step beyond victimhood, accept our unique calling, and trust that God can transform even our greatest disadvantages into instruments of His glory. Which areas of your life are you holding on to as excuses, and how is God inviting you to trust His grace and "dance with Him" instead?

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  Called to Serve: The Heart of Christian Leadership - Homily 4th September 2026

  Sep 4, 202613 min

  Christian leadership is not about being served, but about serving others with humility. We are entrusted with gifts, responsibilities, and the mysteries of God not for our own glory, but to lead others closer to Christ. The Gospel also reminds us that the new wine of Christ requires a new heart and a new mindset. Our traditions, practices, and responsibilities should ultimately help us grow in love, joy, and communion; not become sources of division. As servants and stewards of God, are we truly leading others to Christ? Reflection Question : How do I serve others? Do I lead them closer to Christ or have I become more concerned with being served, recognised, or having things done my way?

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