Saint Louis Church

Saint Louis Church is a Roman Catholic parish church located on South Sathorn Road in Yan Nawa Subdistrict, Sathon District, central Bangkok. Established in 1957 by the Archdiocese of Bangkok to serve the expanding Catholic community in the Sathon area, it is noted for its modern Gothic-inspired architecture, prominent front facade, stained-glass windows and bell tower. Adjacent to Saint Louis Hospital, it remains an active parish and well-known landmark.

Visitors can expect a functioning Roman Catholic church set along busy South Sathorn Road. The exterior features a light-colored facade with Gothic-inspired arches, a central cross and bell tower. Inside, the nave leads to an altar with religious statues, stained-glass windows and wooden pews. The surroundings are urban with hospital buildings, offices and BTS access nearby. Visitors can view the interior outside Mass times, attend services, and explore the quiet courtyard area.

Established in 1957 by the Archdiocese of Bangkok to serve Catholics in the Sathon and Bang Rak area. The church was built alongside the development of Saint Louis Hospital and has served as the parish center for the local Catholic community for over six decades, with subsequent renovations to preserve its structure.

An active Roman Catholic parish under the Archdiocese of Bangkok, serving as a religious and community center for Catholics in central Bangkok. It hosts regular daily Masses, Sunday services, and major liturgical celebrations such as Christmas and Easter, reflecting the Catholic heritage in the Sathon area.