In the beginning the Catholic residents of South City Homes, Biñan, had any of the following places as focal points in the exercise of their spiritual obligtions: the multi-purpose cogon-covered circular hall at the entrance of the subdivision, the Holy Cross Church at Barrio San Vicente, the San Isidro Church in the Plaza of Biñan and for some, the San Jose Church in the town of Carmona.

This was so until 1985 when the Oblates of St. Joseph priests began to celebrate the first Misa Aguinaldo at the still unfinished Blessed Sacrament Church. The soon-to-be-parish would be comprised of the subdivision itself, Loma, Lankiwa, Zapote and Timbao. The construction of the church was through the initiative of the late Rev. Fr. Guido Coletti, OSJ.

On May 11, 1986, in a solemn ceremony, the Blessed Sacrament Parish was formally inaugurated into a parish by the late Msgr. Pedro M. Bantique, DD, bishop of the Diocese of San Pablo. Rev. Fr. Edgardo Bayani, OSJ was installed as the first pastor.

Through the years of its existence, it saw the birth of another parish culled from its territorial jurisdiction: Parish of the Risen Lord, Town & Country Southville Subdivision (1993).

It also now extends its parochial ministries to relatively new subdivisions: Dolce Vita and Jubiliation West.