Guiding Hearts, Comforting Souls
Your Future Spiritual Destination
Faith, Legacy, and Peace of Mind
A Sanctuary of Faith, A Legacy of Love
Faith-centered guidance for families: learn about our vision, vault options,
and how to visit Holy Spirit Church and Columbarium.
Discover our vision of creating a sacred place of peace, comfort, and eternal rest for your loved ones — a haven guided by faith and the Holy Spirit’s enduring presence.
Choose from a variety of sacred resting places — located in the church basement, the Chalice Building, along the Stations of the Cross, and even a dedicated Pet Columbarium, all designed with reverence and care.
Secure your place at the future Holy Spirit Church & Columbarium. While construction is underway, our team will walk you through the grounds, share our vision, and answer your questions in detail to help you make an informed reservation.
Advancing steadily this October 2026, with the sanctuary taking clear architectural form as its soaring vaulted arches, central cross, upper mezzanine, and bench seating are integrated.
Significant progress continues across the development as interior finishing works reach major milestones this October 2026.
View the Holy Spirit Church & Columbarium Mass schedule, venue details, location map, and visitor guide to help you plan your visit and join us in prayer and Eucharistic celebration.
Join the Holy Spirit Church and Columbarium community as we welcome the Pilgrim Image of Our Lady of Guadalupe on September 30 and October 1, 2026. A special occasion of prayer, thanksgiving, Holy Mass, and Marian devotion.
Read the latest customer advisory from Holy Spirit Church & Columbarium regarding recent developments, facility improvements, and updates made in response to DHSUD requirements.
Due to the heavy rainfall, our office is closed today.
Let us keep each other in prayer for safety and protection during this weather.
Stay safe and God bless.
Hamaka Festival is named from a blend of words representing Taytay’s heritage: Hamba (door jamb), Makina (sewing machine), and Kabuhayan (livelihood). Together, they symbolize the gateway to tradition, the industrious spirit, and the creative artistry that define Taytay as the Garments Capital of the Philippines. A Celebration of Culture and Craftsmanship At its core, the Hamaka Festival is a tribute to the town’s long standing traditions in textile and garment-making. Generations of artisans have perfected the art of weaving and tailoring, and this festival provides the perfect stage to showcase these skills. Through vibrant displays and interactive exhibits, visitors can
Holy Spirit Church & Columbarium
Cabrera Road, Taytay, Rizal 1920
7 Rose Petals Development Corporation
Saturday to Sunday – 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM
