The Cathedral of the Good Shepherd is Singapore's oldest Roman Catholic church and the seat of the Archbishop of Singapore. Established in 1832 and built in the neo-Palladian architectural style between 1844 and 1847, this historic cathedral was designated a National Monument in 1973. Following a major restoration completed in 2016, the cathedral showcases its beautiful heritage architecture, including a historic pipe organ and elegant interior. Watch live-streamed Catholic Mass from this spiritual heart of Singaporean Catholicism, serving the faithful in Southeast Asia and connecting with Catholics around the world.

Cathedral of the Good Shepherd

Novena Church, formally the Church of Saint Alphonsus, sits on Thomson Road in Singapore and takes its popular name from the weekly Novena to Our Mother of Perpetual Help. Founded in 1935 and administered by the Redemptorists, the present church dates to 1950 and was rebuilt and reconsecrated in 2017 after a major redevelopment. Its Saturday devotions draw tens of thousands of worshippers across successive half-hourly sessions, making it one of the island's most attended Catholic sites. The parish livestreams its liturgies on YouTube - the signature novena devotions and Masses - in English, with Tamil and Mandarin services through the week.

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Church of St Alphonsus (Novena Church)

The Church of the Holy Cross is a Roman Catholic parish on Clementi Avenue 1 in the west of Singapore, part of the Archdiocese of Singapore. Serving a diverse, multilingual congregation, the church celebrates Sunday Mass in both English and Mandarin and live-streams these liturgies on its YouTube channel each week. Alongside regular weekday and weekend Masses, it offers the sacraments and a full round of parish ministries. The live-streamed Masses allow homebound parishioners, travellers and the wider Catholic community to take part in worship, reflecting Singapore's vibrant and richly multicultural Catholic life.