Filipino Catholic Masses in Singapore: Parishes, Schedules, Tagalog Priests (2026)

For many Filipino families sa Singapore, Sunday Tagalog Mass is the anchor of the week — kababayan time, faith, kantahan ng *Maria, Bukas Liwayway*, plus community announcements. Eto ang current parish map.

The major Tagalog-Mass parishes

Sacred Heart Church (Tank Road)

• Address: 111 Tank Road, Singapore 238065.
• Filipino Mass: Sundays, typically afternoon (verify with parish — often 1:30pm).
• Why kababayan go: historically the strongest Filipino congregation in SG; choir, social events, large family network.
• Contact: Sacred Heart Parish website
• Nearest MRT: Fort Canning / Dhoby Ghaut.

Church of the Risen Christ (Toa Payoh)

• Address: 91 Toa Payoh Central, Singapore 319193.
• Filipino Mass: Sundays — usually one Tagalog Mass per week (verify parish bulletin).
• Community: strong central-area Pinoy community; weekly potluck and Bible study.
• Contact: Church of the Risen Christ website.
• Nearest MRT: Toa Payoh.

Sts Peter & Paul Church (Queen Street)

• Address: 225A Queen Street, Singapore 188551.
• Filipino Mass: check parish bulletin.
• Why kababayan go: central location, near Bras Basah & City Hall MRTs.
• Nearest MRT: Bras Basah / Bugis.

Church of St Michael (Geylang)

• Address: 17 St Michael's Road / Lorong 24A Geylang area.
• Filipino Mass: Sundays — Tagalog community.
• Why kababayan go: popular with east-side and Geylang area kababayan.

Holy Family Church (Katong)

• Address: 6 Chapel Road, Singapore 429509.
• Filipino services: check parish.
• Community: strong east-side family base.

St Anne's (Sengkang)

• Address: 1 Sengkang East Way.
• Filipino services: check parish.
• Why kababayan go: north-east growing Pinoy community.

St Anthony's (Woodlands)

• Address: 25 Woodlands Avenue 1.
• Filipino services: check parish — growing Tagalog community due to industrial-corridor Filipino workforce.

How to confirm Mass time before going

Mass schedules can shift — especially around Holy Week, Christmas, and parish events. Best methods:

1. Call the parish directly the week before.

2. Check parish Facebook page for current bulletin.

3. Catholic Archdiocese of Singapore — full parish directory.

4. Ask in the FIS Community Facebook group — fellow kababayan attendees update each other.

Community programmes at Tagalog parishes

Most Tagalog-Mass parishes have:

• Couples for Christ (CFC) — chapter meetings, family programs.
• Singles for Christ (SFC) — for unmarried adults.
• Youth for Christ (YFC) — teens.
• Light of Jesus / Bo Sanchez community talks (occasionally hosted).
• El Shaddai — separate from CFC, also strong SG presence.
• Bible study groups at most parishes.
• Bayanihan / fundraising events for hometown causes.
• Filipino Sunday choir — usually rehearsing Saturday evenings.

Honest reminders

• Donations — most Sunday Masses have a goodwill donation envelope. SGD 2-5 per person is the cultural norm; not mandatory.
• Dress — modest, decent. SG churches are less formal than PH but jeans + clean tops are fine.
• Confession — usually 30 mins before Mass; not all parishes have a Tagalog confessor. Ask.
• Baptism / wedding registration — most Tagalog parishes will work with Pinoy families but require advance booking 1-3 months ahead.

For non-Catholic kababayan

If you're Pentecostal, Evangelical, or Born-Again Christian:

• CLEAR Singapore — Filipino evangelical fellowship.
• Victory Singapore — branch of Every Nation churches; strong Filipino young-adult community.
• JIL (Jesus Is Lord) Singapore — Pinoy-rooted.
• Hillsong Singapore — multicultural; many Filipinos in congregation.
• Heart of God Church — younger Filipinos, multi-language services.

Related reading

• Where Filipinos gather in SG (beyond Lucky Plaza)
• Filipino restaurants in Singapore directory

Last reviewed 11 May 2026. Mass times and parish details current per FIS reader community input + parish websites — schedules shift, so always confirm with parish directly before going. Address coordinates per public parish listings.