Pope Francis has arrived in Singapore for the final leg of his 12-day Asia-Pacific tour, aimed at enhancing the Catholic Church’s presence in the region. Despite his advanced age and health challenges, the Pope has actively engaged with the public throughout the tour, including a mass attended by 600,000 people in East Timor. In Singapore, where Catholics comprise about 7% of the population, he is expected to promote interfaith dialogue and unity among various religious groups. His visit has generated excitement among locals, with preparations underway for several public events, including a mass at the National Stadium. The Pope's journey is notable for being the longest of his pontificate, reflecting his commitment to outreach in predominantly non-Catholic regions. He is scheduled to return to Rome on September 13 after three days in Singapore.