Eucharist

The Eucharist refers both to the celebration of the Lord’s Supper (known as Holy Mass), as well as the Body and Blood of Christ hidden beneath the likeness of bread and wine. It is the greatest of all Sacraments. By his power over all creation and according to his boundless love, bread and wine at Holy Mass are transformed into the Most Precious Body and Blood of Christ, which we consume during Holy Communion.

Catechism for Primary school-going children at St Mary’s will prepare them to receive the Sacraments of First Reconciliation and First Holy Communion (usually when they are in Primary 3 or 9 years old).

First Holy Communion

3 Masses are celebrated daily on weekdays, and 7 English Masses on weekends (Sunset and Sunday Masses). In addition, there are also Masses conducted in Tamil, Mandarin & other languages. Click below for our Mass Timings.

Holy Mass

Our Pastoral Care Team can arrange Holy Communion to be administered to the sick and elderly who are housebound and unable to come to church to attend Mass.

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