A Roman Catholic parish church in Singapore, founded in 1910 and among the archdiocese’s oldest active congregations.
At a glance
The Church of the Sacred Heart stands as one of Singapore’s significant early-twentieth-century Catholic institutions. Established in 1910, it has served the local Catholic community for over a century, maintaining its role within the archdiocese’s pastoral network.
History
The church was founded in 1910, during a period of Catholic expansion across Southeast Asia. It ranks among the oldest parishes in the Singapore archdiocese, reflecting the growth of the Catholic faith in the region during the colonial and post-colonial eras.
What you see
Details of the church’s architectural style and interior design are not extensively documented in available sources. The building represents Catholic church design of the early twentieth century in Singapore.
Cultural significance
As one of the oldest Catholic parishes in the archdiocese, the Church of the Sacred Heart carries historical weight in Singapore’s religious landscape. The church observes the Solemnity of the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus as its feast day, celebrated 19 days after Pentecost Sunday—a date central to Catholic liturgical tradition.
Key facts
- Founded: 1910
- Location: Singapore
- Denomination: Roman Catholic
- Status: One of the oldest parishes in the archdiocese
- Coordinates: 1.296°N, 103.8434°E
Practical information & getting there
The Church of the Sacred Heart is located in Singapore. For current visiting hours, Mass times, and access information, contact the church directly or consult the Singapore Catholic Archdiocese website.
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