St Mary’s Seniors

Mission Statement: To promote a purposeful, productive, healthy and happy lifestyle among Seniors.

St Mary’s Seniors started around June 2006 as an oasis for Seniors to come together to fellowship and live the Gospel values through purposeful, productive, healthy and happy activities. Through such activities, a strong bond has been fostered, leading the Seniors to care and connect beyond the physical gatherings.

Activities range from:

  • Visits to places of interest

  • Makan outings

  • Craftwork

  • Board Games

  • Sing-a-long with musicians

  • Talks & videos

  • Outreach & collaboration in Parish events

  • Celebrations of birthdays & festives

  • Pastoral work of bringing Holy Communion to the homebound

  • Rosary after each gathering

  • Lifelong Learning Courses with use of Skill Futures Credits

  • Ukelele Sessions with Silverlight Ukelele Group every Friday 2pm to 4pm in Gubbio

  • Monthly Newsletter-TWILIGHT to connect and update on activities and events that have taken place in the past month

Do join us on every  2nd & 4th Thursdays of the Month in Gubbio from 1pm to 4pm.

To find out more and join us, please email

Archdiocesan Church Resources & Activities for Seniors

On Sunday 23 July, the church celebrated the 3rd World Day for Grandparents and the Elderly. The archdiocese has shared the following resources available for our senior parishioners:

1) CatholicSG web page for the elderly, with resources and content: https://www.catholic.sg/participate/the_elderly/

2) Catholic Family Life (CFL) web page for the elderly, listing parish/district level events and activities: https://www.familylife.sg/AgingGracefullyEvent

3) CatholicSG Radio: On Thu 27 July 2023 at 8.30am, there will be an interview with John Ooi on "Psychological Challenges of Retirement and Aging", which will be in audio and video formats (https://radio.catholic.sg/show/the-bright-side/)

As our seniors and grandparents may not be so tech savvy in accessing the internet and web, we encourage younger family members, relatives and friends to help our seniors access or inform them of these available resources and activities.