

Catholic Services
We have a strong relationship with the Catholic Diocese and have done many Catholic funerals. This is important for you, our client. This is so we can:
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Help you secure a church location for the wake.
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Guide you through the rites and preferences based on our experience of the hundreds of Catholic families we have served.
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Help you process your grief from a Catholic worldview.
Need a venue for a wake or funeral?

We serve as your Concierge, liaising with Catholic churches across Singapore to secure a dignified sanctuary for vigils and funeral masses. We navigate all ecclesiastical logistics, ensuring a seamless transition from hospital to church, allowing you to focus solely on prayer and remembrance.
The Last Rites (Viaticum)

Before passing, it is vital to coordinate with your Parish Priest for the Sacraments of the Sick. This includes Confession, Anointing with Holy Oil, and the Viaticum ("food for the journey")—the final reception of Holy Communion. Ask us about contacting your parish office to ensure a priest arrives timely at the hospital or home.
Specialist Embalming & Body Care

We view the body as a Temple of the Holy Spirit. Our specialist embalming is more than a technical process; it is an act of stewardship. We ensure your loved one is presented with Christ-centered dignity, dressed in their Sunday best or significant religious vestments, prepared for the viewing and a glimpse of the eventual Resurrection
The Vigil (Wake Service)

The wake is a time for the community to gather for the Vigil for the Deceased. We can coordinate with the Parish Wake Prayer Ministry. Whether held at a church parlour, funeral home, or HDB void deck, we provide the necessary sacred symbols, including the crucifix, holy water, and Pascal candles
Mass of Christian Burial

The centerpiece of the journey is the Funeral Mass at the Parish Church. Trinity Casket handles the complex coordination between the hospital, the church office, and the priest. We manage the transport of the casket (shrouded in the white Pall to symbolize baptismal purity) and ensure all liturgical protocols are followed flawlessly.
Rite of Committal

Whether you choose burial or cremation, the Rite of Committal is the final act of the community in caring for the body. In Singapore, where cremation is common, we ensure the ashes are treated with the utmost reverence. We assist in securing a niche in a Catholic Columbarium, as the Church requires remains to be placed in a sacred, consecrated space rather than scattered. (Vatican link)