This is the oldest Catholic Church in Singapore. Built in 1846. It is a beautiful place to visit. Aircon is cool and comfortable. Lots of seats to cater for a large congregation. Located near Cashew mrt. Weekday masses are usually held in the Chapel.

A place of refuge, peace, solace and solitude for many. Also, the biggest Catholic Church in Singapore. Equipped with a host of features for quiet prayer and contemplation, such as the Rosary Garden, Grotto of Our Lady, and the life-sized Stations of the Cross. There are 6 designated parking spaces, and even a dedicated area for motorcycles. There are classrooms, halls, and AVA rooms available for booking, should you need them for appropriate events. There is a canteen run by various church ministries on Sundays, and one can expect sumptuous local delights for breakfast. On other days, there is a cafe (Benedito) located at CTIS for a quiet coffee/tea moment. The church is child and elderly friendly, with a large cry room for parents, and wheelchair accessible zones for those who have limited mobility. Hospitality is top-notch, as the Wardens are approachable, and ready to attend to your needs. Non-catholics are welcome, and are never turned away. Regardless if they're just visiting, or there to learn about the faith. If you ever find yourself lost, do pay them a visit. You might find something more than just directions to where you might be headed to.

St. Joseph's Church in Bukit Timah, Singapore, is a significant and historic place of worship. The church, with its rich history and beautiful architecture, holds a special place in the hearts of the Catholic community and those interested in religious and architectural heritage. The church's architecture is striking, characterized by its neo-Gothic design, featuring pointed arches, intricate stained glass windows, and towering spires. The stunning façade and interior design create a serene and sacred atmosphere for worshippers and visitors alike. St. Joseph's Church has a vibrant and welcoming community that actively engages in various religious and community activities. Masses and religious services are conducted regularly, and the church also plays a role in supporting local charities and social outreach programs. The church's location in the lush surroundings of Bukit Timah adds to its charm, providing a peaceful setting for reflection and spirituality. Whether you are a member of the Catholic faith or simply interested in historical and religious landmarks, a visit to St. Joseph's Church in Bukit Timah is a rewarding experience that allows you to appreciate both its architectural beauty and its spiritual significance.

One of the most oldest and beautiful Church in Singapore. It is spacious and quiet. Love to come here every weekend.

A beautiful church! Pious environment. Mass was beautiful the service and the orderly manner in which the ushers managed the congregation was wonderful! I had a prayerful experience. Everyone had smiles on their faces... Also while you are there, must catch the canteen service for a quick bite 😊

Church w beautiful stained glass. Very clean and peaceful atmosphere. Fantastic choir. Ushers are generally welcoming, however sometimes they can be restrictive about seating which spoils the atmosphere. There is a flight of stairs to reach the church. No lift in sight for the wheelchair-bound or elderly visitors

A yearly visit for me to pay respects to my love ones. It's a beautiful and large catholic church located at upper bukit timah road. Place is quiet and peaceful. Spacious parking on site which can accommodate plenty of vehicles whenever there is an ongoing event or mass.

Visited the church for an event for the first time. The priest himself was so rude! Walked past one area with my friend, he rudely exclaimed "Can you pls dont walk past here? We are doing confession here"! Making us so embarrassed. How are we supposed to know that such an open area is meant for confession?! As a priest, you definitely did not glorify Christ. Please be more compassionate especially when non-believers(I'm a Christian though) are seeing Christ in you.