CHURCH OF THE SACRED HEART
Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Singapore
Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, access to our church is limited. You may do one of the following below:
• Register for Mass • Book for Confession, Columbarium Visit & Private Worship • Donate to Mass Collection • Offer a Mass •
PARISH SERVICES
MASS TIMES & SCHEDULE
Masses are in English unless otherwise stated.
MONDAY - FRIDAY: 7am and 5pm in the Chapel
SATURDAY: 7am& Sunset Mass at 5pm
SUNDAY: 8am (Mandarin), 10am, 12pm
PUBLIC HOLIDAY: 7am & 5pm
MARRIAGE
WEDDINGS arrangement must be made with the Parish Office at least one (1) year before the date of wedding. Couples are to attend the either the Engaged Encounter or Marriage Preparation Courses.
ADULT BAPTISM
RCIA sessions are scheduled on every Monday evening providing faith formation for adults and assist those who are called to conversion and becoming a Catholic. For more information, please email: rcia@churchofthesacredheart.sg
FUNERALS
Please refer to the Archdiocese of Singapore's Funeral Policy (download PDF) and Funeral Arrangement Flow Chart (download PDF). For information, please contact the Parish Office at 6737-9285.
HOSPITAL MINISTRY
Parishioners who are hospitalized or confined at home because of a serious illness or of advanced age may contact the Parish Office to make arrangement for a priest to administer an anointing of the Sick, Communion and Confession in the Hospital or at their home.
However, for individuals who have a scheduled date for a surgery, hospitalization, etc, we encourage you to make an appointment to come to the Parish to receive the Sacrament before the procedure.
COLUMBARIUM
To apply for a niche, please contact the Parish Office at 6737-9285 for an appointment.
SACRAMENTAL RECORD REQUEST
Individuals seeking access to sacramental records under the care and management of Church of the Sacred Heart, please use the form below.
Did you know?
INSIDE OUT
Visitors to our church are usually surprised that the interior moldings are identical to those at the exterior, making the building appear ‘inside out’. The church was designed by Father Louis Lambert, who had studied architecture in France. Unfortunately he was unable to supervise its construction. Church funds were also insufficient to meet the original architecture elements; and consequently many details of the drawings were altered, which may explain why the external and internal moldings are the same.