BSC Parish Model

During World War II, a statue of Jesus Christ in a bombed city was badly damaged, especially its hands, which could not be repaired. While some wanted to restore them, others felt the statue should remain as a reminder of the tragedy. Eventually, the statue was left without hands, with a sign added that read, “You are my hands.” This powerful symbol reminds believers that they are called to carry out Jesus’ mission in the world.

The mission of the Catholic Church is rooted in Matthew 28:19 – to go and make disciples of all nations. Blessed Sacrament Church is aligned with this mission.

We are guided by a vision…

This Eucharistic Spirituality is to be nourished by the Eucharist and by contemplating the Eucharist, we will become the Body of Christ so that everyone can see the presence of Christ in each of us. Blessed Sacrament Church’s vision is achieved through 3 goals and supported by 4 pillars.

Goal 1: Renew Parishioners’ Relationship with God. The call to holiness is also a call to better utilise the gifts of the Holy Spirit and to become a sharper image of Christ.

Goal 2: Increase Sense of Belonging in the Parish Community. Intentional collaboration with various ministries to establish cohesiveness, and instill in all parishioners the importance of being part of church community.

Goal 3: Bring Christ to Our Neighbours. BSC wants to invite and give everyone in the vicinity an experience that is warm and welcoming.

Grow Spirituality: Intentional spiritual growth through prayer, Scripture, and a deepening relationship with God.

Strengthen Community: Encouraging broad participation, inclusivity, and clear communication to build a united, active parish.

Revitalise Ministry: Creating welcoming, supportive spaces that foster relationships with each other in the ministries and with God.

Serve Neighbourhood: Sharing Christ’s love through action, especially toward the poor, marginalised and overlooked, with a focus on practical, local outreach.

We always remember that our belief is based on the love of Christ, who is our source and perfection. We bring his presence to wherever we go and share our faith to build God’s kingdom. Hence, together, the parishioners of Blessed Sacrament Church are called to be the hands of Christ in today’s world.