Pope Francis arrived in Singapore, his final stop on a 12-day tour through Southeast Asia and Oceania, visiting Indonesia, Papua New Guinea, and East Timor. In Singapore, he celebrated Mass with about 50,000 Catholics at the National Stadium, recalling the missionary work of St. Francis Xavier and urging the faithful to spread God's love with enthusiasm. During his visit, he commended Singapore's policies to support the vulnerable and cautioned against excluding the marginalized in the pursuit of progress. Despite health challenges, the Pope engaged with diverse groups, including migrant workers and local residents, and met with Singaporean leaders. His visit also included an interfaith dialogue aimed at fostering unity among youths of diverse faiths. Pope Francis's trip is noted as the longest of his tenure, highlighting his commitment to connecting with varied communities around the world.