Here you would find the address below for holy mass.

Phnom Penh English Speaking Communications

-Saint Joseph Parish – Pshar Touch
Address: #1788-B, National Road 5, Phnom Penh 12105 (near Psar Touch)
Tel: (+855) 23-427 986
Saturday at 10:00 am
Email: cdittmeier@marynkoll.org

-World Vision Cambodia,
Address: No 2, St.71 Sangkat Tonle Bassac, Khan Chamca Morn, Phnom Penh 12301
Saturday at 5:00 pm

Warm Regard,

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Admin

I will appreciate if I can let me know the address of the Catholic Church for Holy Mass here in Phnom Penh. I am a mexican and I am working here.

My personal address to write me: fpandrade20@yahoo.com.mx

Thanks a lot.

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I am very happy to hear this news.  I often don’t hear good stuff when people actually do good things to help out the people in Cambodia.

Thank you,

      I am trying to get a copy of the Taize songbook, Taize Songs in Khmer, that I believe the Kompong Cham Catholic Church has published.  Can you direct me to a source?  I have a congregation in Fall River MA that includes both English- and Khmer-speaking parishioners, and we would like to sing some Taize songs together.

    Thanks very much.

     Rev. Susan

In California, I have frequently attended the mass at a well organized Catholic church, often in Vietnamese even though I do not understand the language well. The devastation of my family by the Khmer Rouge, my old age in my 50s, and my good relationship with a good Vietnamese Catholic family have brought me much closer to Jesus and mother Mary. Although I grew up in a strong Buddhist family and I am not yet a Catholic, I believe Catholic has profoundly affect my life. I have learned to forgive and to calm down so much the more I get closer to the church.

The Khmer Rouge tortured and murdered more than 70% of my immediate and extended families, including my 77 and 82-year old grand parents, my father, my oldest sister, my oldest brother, and my two young sisters.

There were countless miracles that saved my life, especially when I almost died so many times under the Khmer Rouge. I prayed in Buddhism when I was tied to the back in the middle of the night and everybody thought I would be immediately tortured and murdered like hundreds of other victims in the commune at that time. I prayed when I was almost starved to death and was losing my consciousness; for some miracle reason, all the sudden there was a tractor that took me to a make shift hospital just at the right time.

While I am still a Buddhist, I have also been reaching out to the Catholic church and I feel so much comfortable and closer to it now. I am having a religious identity crisis as I see Buddhism as a good religion while I am reaching out to Catholicism. I hardly go to a Buddhist temple other than taking my 80-year old mother there.

I pray to the lord Buddha (my ancestor’s religion for generations) and Jesus and mother Mary. I would like to ask for forgiveness as I am sorting out my spiritual crisis.

Yes we do existing traditional mass in Cambodia…

May almighty God bless you

regarding from CSC staff