The Catholic Medical Guild of Singapore

The CMG Pledge

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I promise to consecrate my life to the service of humanity in the footsteps of Jesus Christ the Divine Physician.
I will see in my patient, a person with physical, mental and spiritual needs.
I will have a special understanding and compassion for
the suffering and the dying.
I will maintain the highest standard of moral, ethical and professional conduct and will not allow myself to be influenced by motives of profit.
I will always respect the sanctity of life and
will not be a party to the killing of the unborn child.
I promise, through prayer, to grow in my personal love for Jesus, my Lord and Master, to love and serve Him through my brothers and sisters.
I ask that you remember me in your prayers.

Related Pages

  1. Our Constitution
  2. Prayer of the Catholic Physician
  3. The CMG Pledge
  4. Office Bearers 58th CMG Council.
  5. Our Patron Saints
  6. Our History



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"I promise to consecrate my life to the service of humanity in the footsteps of Jesus Christ the Divine Physician."