A modern Roman Catholic church in western Singapore, completed in 2004, serving a vibrant parish and housing a Franciscan monastery.
At a glance
The Church of St Mary of the Angels stands in the Bukit Batok Planning Area, part of Singapore’s West Region. It functions as both a parish church and monastic community, welcoming approximately 8,500 parishioners.
History
Completed in 2004, this church represents a contemporary addition to Singapore’s Catholic architectural landscape. It was established to serve the spiritual needs of the growing Catholic population in the western districts of the city-state.
What you see
As a 21st-century Roman Catholic church, the building embodies modern ecclesiastical design while serving its dual purpose as a parish center and monastic residence for the Franciscan order.
Cultural significance
The church represents the Catholic faith’s active presence in contemporary Singapore. Its integration of parish and monastic functions reflects the Franciscan tradition of contemplative community life alongside pastoral ministry to the broader faithful.
Key facts
- Country: Singapore
- Location: Bukit Batok Planning Area, West Region
- Completed: 2004
- Coordinates: 1.347141, 103.759735
- Current parish size: approximately 8,500 parishioners
Practical information & getting there
The church is located in the Bukit Batok area of western Singapore. Visitors should check the parish website or contact the church directly for Mass times, visiting hours, and any access requirements.
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