The swift and united response from Singapore's religious leaders is a powerful testament to the values that our nation holds dear.
The attack on the Catholic priest is indeed shocking. Nonetheless, the outpouring of support from other religious leaders highlights Singapore's enduring commitment to interfaith harmony and social cohesion.
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