Star of the Sea Church, San Francisco, California, USA

Star of the Sea Church, San Francisco, California, USA
 4420 Geary Boulevard
San Francisco 94118  Rectory: (415) 751-0450
 Latin Mass: Sundays at 11 am. Mon-Fri 7:30 am, 1st Fri 6:30 pm
http://www.staroftheseachurchsf.com/ 
At the  the Feast of the Immaculate Conception-December 8, 2013

Photos credit: 
http://jaybalza.smugmug.com/Churches/Star-of-the-Sea-SF/Immaculate-Conception-Solemn-H/

St. Stephen, the First Martyr Parish in Sacramento CA

SACRAMENTO
Holy Mass provided by the Priestly Fraternity of St Peter- FSSP

Fr. John Lyons, FSSP, Pastor
Fr. Kevin O’Neill, FSSP, Asst. Pastor
Fr. Hugues Beaugrand, Asst. Pastor
Fr. Lee Perry, Asst. Pastor

St. Stephen, the First Martyr Parish  (FSSP)
5461 44th St.
Sacramento, CA 95820
tel (916) 455-5114; fax (916) 455-1018
Website: sacfssp.com
Email: stephenproto@yahoo.com
Mass times:
Sun: 8:30 AM, 10:30 AM, 1:00 PM
Mon, Wed: 7:00 AM, 12:15 PM
Tue, Thu: 7:00 AM, 6:30 PM
Fri: 7:00 AM, 12:15 PM, 6:30 PM
Saturday 7:00 AM, 9:00 AM
Holy Days: 7:00 A.M., 12:15 PM, 7:00 PM

St Anne Church in San Diego

San Diego, California

by the Priestly Fraternity of St Peter- FSSP

Fr. Carl Gismondi, FSSP, Pastor
Fr. Federico Masutti, FSSP, Asst. Pastor
Fr. Gregory Eichman, FSSP, Asst. Pastor

St. Anne Church
621 Sicard St
San Diego, CA 92113
tel (619) 239-8253
fax (619) 630-2110
Mass times:
Sunday:
7:30 am – Low Mass / Misa Rezada
9:00 am – Sung Mass / Misa Principal Cantada
11:05 am – Chant Mass / Misa con Cantos Gregorianos
12:30 pm – Low Mass with Spanish hymns / Misa Rezada con Cantos en Español
5:30 pm – Vespers / Visperas
6:00 pm – Low Mass / Misa Rezada
Monday – Thursday, Saturday:
7:15 A.M.
9:00 A.M.
Friday:
9:00 A.M.
6:00 P.M.

What to Expect at the Mass

What to Expect at the Mass

Everything is done in our chapel to keep the worshipper's attention focused on the presence of our Lord on His altar. The rosary recited by a group of worshippers before Mass, the lack of conversation inside the sanctuary, the traditional music of the organ and choir, the modest dress and many beautiful feminine head coverings that reflect our reverence, and the compact and easy-to-use Latin-English Missals available to all in the vestibule—all help to focus our attention on the altar and the prayers and movements of the holy Mass.
QUIET– You may notice the silence. We talk in the vestibule, on the spacious balustrade landing at the top of the steps to the chapel, in the arcade at the side of the chapel, or in St. Vincent's quad. We try to refrain from talking in the presence of our Lord in the Tabernacle, to set this sacred space apart and so that others may pray.
MUSIC – You will hear music from the sacred treasury of the Holy Catholic Church—Gregorian chant and sacred polyphony sung by our schola and the gorgeous harmonies from the rich history of liturgical organ music. At a first visit, many people can be seen looking around trying to figure out where the beautiful music is coming from; we use our choir loft.
DRESS – Please dress modestly out of respect for the Lord and others.
COMMUNION ON THE TONGUE – Simply kneel on the cushion at the communion rail, with your hands clasped for prayer. Father stands in front of you, he will be saying the same words you are used to hearing in the Novus Ordo, but in Latin. In the Extraordinary Form you do not need to say "Amen." As Father finishes speaking, simply open your mouth, extend your tongue about an inch and Father will place the Host on your tongue.

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POSTURES

Dr. John M. Haas, Founder and President of the International Institute for Culture, has spoken of how certain of our practices made such an impression on him before he became Catholic. He has written of how the "adverting to Our Lord" manifest in the Catholic custom of bowing the head in honor of the Real Presence when passing a Catholic church affected him.
Catholics live in a world imbued with supernatural truths, beauty, and tradition: some profound, some a source of comfort, others the source of light-hearted humor. Catholic practices make up the daily life of a Catholic individual and a Catholic society. The morning offering, the invocation of Jesus, Mary and Joseph, the sprinkling of holy water on children at bedtime, the incantation to Saint Anthony ("Tony, Tony, come around; something's lost and can't be found"), the pleas to Saint Jude to prevent a bankruptcy, the novenas for a sick spouse. All of these many practices fill the lives of the faithful, enrich, comfort, and orient them. Often it is difficult to trace their origin. Often the ones which seem most intimate and natural to a people were never even introduced by ecclesiastical authority. They emerged as natural, faith-filled expressions of love or joy or thanksgiving or grief or desperation. The one characteristic these Catholic practices all seem to share is their ability to turn people away from the mundane, the worldly, the everyday, and direct them toward the sacred, the transcendent, the eternal.
Below are instructions on some of these ways of "adverting to Our Lord" by the use of posture and gesture.

Bow of the Head

How:

Simply lower your chin toward your throat and hold a moment

When:

When you pass by a Church, bow your head and make the Sign of the Cross to honor the Real Presence of Christ in the tabernacle. Any time you hear the Name "Jesus" (note that "Christ" is His title, meaning "Anointed One"; there is no need to bow the head at just the mention of the word "Christ"). Men should remove their hats and bow their heads when passing a church or when His Name is spoken; this practice is for both inside and outside of Mass. All Catholics bow their heads at these times (yes, if you're having a casual conversation with someone on a bus or train and you pass a church or mention His Name, you actually are supposed to bow your head, removing your hat if you are a man). Cross yourself and bow the head when the priest and the Crucifer walk down the aisle before and after Mass. After Mass, as the priest leaves the Altar, it is also customary to pray for him. (Some make a profound bow instead at these times). Not commonly known and practiced: any time you hear "Father, Son, and Holy Ghost (or "Holy Spirit")" mentioned together; any time you hear the name of Mary; and, during Mass, when the name of the Saint in whose honor the Mass is being celebrated.

Striking of the Breast

How:	With either a fist or with the tips of the fingers, held close together, strike your chest over the heart to express regret and sorrow
When:	At the Mass, formally: at each "mea culpa" during the Confiteor; at the Nobis Quoque Peccatoribus (priest); three times during the Agnus Dei; and three times during the Domine, Non Sum Dignus Informally: at the "forgive us our trespasses" ("dimitte nobis debita nostra") in the "Our Father"; any time to express penitence or remorse inside or outside of the Liturgy

Bow at the Waist (or "profound bow")

How:

Bow at the waist in the manner of the Japanese (about 30 degrees forward)

When:

At the Asperges at Mass when the priest sprinkles the congregation with holy water When the Altar boy incenses the congregation during the Mass Cross yourself and make a profound bow when the priest and Crucifer walk down the aisle before and after Mass. After Mass, as the priest leaves the Altar, it is also customary to pray for him. (Some simply bow the head instead of making a profound bow at these times) when greeting a hierarch who doesn't have jurisdiction over you (e.g., the Bishop of a diocese other than one in which you live). As you bow, kiss the hierarch's ring. This bow and ring-kissing are only done if the Pope is not present.

Genuflection on Left Knee

How:	Kneel on your left knee for a moment, bringing the left knee all the way to the floor and keeping the back straight. Hold for a moment, then stand. (The word is pronounced "jen-you-flek'-shun")
When:	When greeting or leaving the Pope or other hierarchs with the rank of Bishop or above and who have jurisdiction over you (only when the Pope is not present)—e.g., to the Bishop or Archbishop of your diocese, not of a neighboring diocese. During the left-knee genuflection, a kiss is given to the hierarch's ring. Then stand.

Genuflection on Right Knee

How:

Looking at what you are genuflecting toward, kneel on your right knee for a moment in the manner of a man proposing to a woman, bringing the right knee all the way to the floor, close to the heel of the left foot, keeping the back and neck erect. Hold for a moment, then stand.

When:

Genuflect toward the Tabernacle where the Blessed Sacrament is reserved, and each time you pass in front of it (except when you're in procession, such as standing in line for Communion, or returning to your seat afterward). While this should, on one level, be a matter of habit, it shouldn't be done thoughtlessly. Remind yourself when genuflecting toward the Tabernacle that you are kneeling before God. Praying mentally, "My Lord and My God" is a good habit to get into while genuflecting on the right knee. If the Tabernacle is not on the Altar, genuflect toward the Altar and the Altar Crucifix. Before a relic of the True Cross when it is exposed for public adoration. On Good Friday to Holy Saturday, after the ceremony of the Adoration of the Cross, genuflect when passing in front of the exposed Crucifix on the Altar.

Kneeling (Double Genuflection)

How:

Kneel on both knees

When:

Any time the Blessed Sacrament is exposed, to show adoration and humility. Many times during the Mass: during the Prayers at the Foot of the Altar, after the Sanctus, after the Angus Dei, at the altar rail, and at the Last Blessing. During Confession, inside or, in emergencies, outside of the Confessional. When receiving a priestly blessing, inside or outside of the Liturgy. If you are unable for some reason to kneel, then bow your head. During private prayer. (see St. Dominic's "Fourth Way" of prayer)

Prostration

How:

Keeping your legs together, drop to your knees and then lie down flat on the floor on your face, crossing your hands underneath your forehead forming a "pillow" on which to rest your forehead

When:

Prostrations, which signify total humility and penance, are made during the Rite of Ordination, during rites of religious profession (e.g., entry into religious orders), as penance in religious orders, and by anyone during private prayer before a Crucifix or the Blessed Sacrament. It is also occasionally made by adults, at the priest's invitation, before the Profession of Faith in the solemn Rite of Baptism. (See St. Dominic's "Second Way" of prayer)

Kisses

How:

To paraphrase Lauren Bacall in "To Have and Have Not," you know how to kiss, don't you? You just put your lips together... but don't blow.

When:

Kissing Crucifixes and Icons (2-D or 3-D): In icons that depict more than one person, kiss first Our Lord (His Feet, Hem of His garment, or hands), then Our Lady (her hands or veil), then the the angels and Saints. To reverence a Crucifix or icon that you can't reach too well with your lips, kiss your fingers and then touch where you would kiss. Kissing rings of hierarchs: see above under "Genuflection on Left Knee" Kissing a priest's hands: the priest's hands may be kissed when greeting or leaving him because they alone are able to confect the Holy Eucharist. They are also kissed on Palm Sunday when receiving a palm (which is also kissed). During the Mass, the priest's hands are kissed by the acolytes/altar boys.

For more information on when to kneel, etc., during Mass, see the Missals listed at the Masses tab. For an interesting work that shows how St. Dominic used posture in prayer, see "The Nine Ways of Prayer of St. Dominic."
Notes:
1 The custom of bowing the head at the mention of His Name was formally written into law at the Second Council of Lyons, A.D. 1274, convened by Pope Gregory X: "Those who assemble in church should extol with an act of special reverence that Name which is above every Name, than which no other under Heaven has been given to people, in which believers must be saved, the Name, that is, of Jesus Christ, Who will save His people from their sins. Each should fulfil in himself that which is written for all, that at the Name of Jesus every knee should bow; whenever that glorious Name is recalled, especially during the sacred Mysteries of the Mass, everyone should bow the knees of his heart, which he can do even by a bow of his head."
2 The Catholic Encyclopedia cites St. Augustine (A.D. 354-430) as saying in his Sermo de verbis Domini, "No sooner have you heard the word 'Confiteor' than you strike your breast. What does this mean except that you wish to bring to light what is concealed in the breast, and by this act to cleanse your hidden sins?"
It also cites St. Jerome (ca. A.D. 340-420) as saying in Ezechiel, c. xviii, "We strike our breast because the breast is the seat of evil thoughts: we wish to dispel these thoughts, we wish to purify our hearts."
3 The orans position is frequently depicted in the art of the Catacombs where figures praying in this manner represented departed souls praying for the soul of the one whose tomb the figures adorn. The Catholic Encyclopedia says, "Numerous Biblical figures, for instance, depicted in the catacombs—Noah, Abraham, Isaac, the Three Children in the Fiery Furnace, Daniel in the lions' den—are pictured asking the Lord to deliver the soul of the person on whose tombs they are depicted as He once delivered the particular personage represented." It goes on to say that in addition to the Biblical Orans figures, there are idealized figures in that "ancient attitude of prayer" which symbolize the soul of the entombed one in heaven, praying for its friends on earth. "This symbolic meaning accounts for the fact that the great majority of the figures are female, even when depicted on the tombs of men."

Churches where they have Latin Mass only

One of the problems with parishes that have both New and Latin Mass is that you never know when they will stop to have Latin Mass there, it can happen anytime. 
These churches don`t have New Mass, they have Traditional Latin Masses only:

Agoura Hills

Holy Family Church (private church, indepedent)
30188 Mulholland Hwy
Agoura Hills, CA 91301
Latin Mass: Saturday and Sunday at 9 am

Apple Valley

Sacred Heart Church (independent)
22079 South Rd
Apple Valley, CA 92307
Phone (760) 247-0057
Latin Mass: Sundays at 7:30 am & 9 am

Arcadia

Our Lady of the Angels Church (SSPX)

1100 W. Duarte Rd., Arcadia, CA 91006

Fr. Brian Hawker, David Nichols & Chas. Ward, (626)

447-1752, fax 447-0083

Sundays 7:30 & 10 am 

 Bakersfield

St. Michael Church (SSPX)

1030 Brundage Ln., Bakersfield, CA 93304

No celebrant announced, (661) 323-4786

Sunday 5:30 am 

Carlsbad

Regina Coeli Confraternity Chapel (independent)

4225 Sunnyhill Drive, Carlsbad, CA 92008

No celebrant announced, (760) 729-4822

Independent, Sunday 6 pm, M 7 pm 

Carmichael

St. Michael Church (SSPX)
4524 Garfield Ave
Carmichael, CA 95605
Phone (916) 486-4961
Latin Mass: Sundays at 8 am & 10 am

Chico

St. Therese Church (independent) 369 E. 8th Ave., Chico, CA 95926 (530) 894-4040 Sundays & Holydays 10 am, M-SA 5 pm

 

Colton

St.Joseph and Immaculate Heart of Mary (SSPX)
1090 W. Laurel St, Colton, CA 92324
Phone (909) 824-0323
Latin Mass: Sundays 7:30 am & 10 am
Saturdays at 9 am

Fontana

Our Lady of Lourdes Chapel (by CMRI)
16010 Boyle Ave, Fontana, CA 92337
Phone (909) 829-0997
Latin Mass: Sundays at 2 pm

Garden Grove

Our Lady of Help of Christians Church (independent)
9621 Bixby Ave, Garden Grove, CA 92841
Phone (714) 547-9944
Latin Mass: Sundays 8 am, 10 am & 12:30 pm
Monday-Saturday at 7 pm

Glendale

Archangel Gabriel Chapel (independent)

Glendale, CA 91221

Fr. Joseph Melito, (818) 246-7227

no schedule announced 

Los Gatos

Our Mother of Perpetual Help Chapel (SSPX)
19101 Bear Creek Rd., Los Gatos (Santa Cruz Mountains), CA 95030
Phone (408) 354-7703
Mass: Sun 8 (High) & 10:30 am, M-F 7:15 am, SA 7:30 am 

Martinez

Blessed Sacrament Church (independent)
1150 Mellus St, Martinez, CA 94553
Phone (925) 228-9852
Latin Mass: Sundays at 11 am

 Modesto

 St. John Bosco Church (independent)

1606 Imperial Ave., Modesto, CA 95358

Frs. Thomas Zapp, (209) 538-3318, www.thetruemass.com

Sunday 9 am

Needles

St. Joseph Mission (independent)

Needles, CA 92363, stfels-school@att.net

Fr. Courtney Krier, (702) 384-1223, 596-5041,
stfels-school@att.net

Sunday 4 pm 

Phelan

Blessed Sacrament Chapel (SSPX)

66011 Cambria Rd., Phelan, CA 92371

Fr. David Nichols, (760) 868-1128

 1st/3rd Sunday 3 pm

Redding

Our Mother of Sorrows Chapel (independent)

2201 Gold St., Redding, CA 96001

Fr. James Dolan, (530) 241-2163

Sunday 9 am

Sacramento

St. Stephen the First Martyr Church
5461 44th. Street, Sacramento, CA 95820

Phone (916) 455-5114

Mass times:

Sun: 8:30 AM., 10:30 AM., 1:00 PM. Mon: 7:00 AM., 12:15 PM Tue: 7:00 AM., 6:30 PM Wed: 7:00 AM., 12:15 PM. Thu: 7:00 AM., 6:30 PM. Fri: 7:00 AM., 12:15 PM. Sat: 7:00 AM., 9:00 AM. website: http://sacfssp.com

San Diego

St. Anne's Church (Independent) 621 Sicard Street,San Diego, CA 92113 Phone: (619) 239-8253 Mass Times: Sun: 7:30 AM., 10:00 AM., 12:00 PM.;  6PM Mon-Fri: 9 AM Sat: 7:15 AM., 9:00 AM website: http://www.stannes-sandiego.org/ Our Lady of Fatima Church (CMRI) NTC Chapel at Liberty Station, 2881 Roosevelt Road, San Diego, CA 92106 Fr Gerald McKee, (619) 244-8766, (616) 558-5381,  www.fatimaparish.org Santa Clara Chapel of SSPX (formely named Oratory of Our Mother of Perpetual Help) 1298 Homestead RdSanta Clara, CA 95050   Santa Clarita Queen of Angels Catholic Church 24244 Newhall Ave., Santa Clarita, CA 91321 Phone (661) 255-9849 Mass: Sun 8, 11 am & 5 pm website: http://www.queenofangelscatholicchurch.org/ Santa Cruz Our Mother of Perpetual Help Chapel (SSPX) 19101 Bear Creek Rd., Santa Cruz, CA 95030 Fr. Jacques Emily & David Nichols, (408) 354-7703, Sunday 8 (High) & 10:30 am, M-F 7:15 am, Sat 7:30am  San Francisco St. John's Oratory Offering the Only Fully Traditional Pre-Vatican II At the Fishermen's & Seamen's Memorial Chapel Pier 45-B, Next to the Bell-tower One Block Northeast of Jefferson & Taylor Fisherman's Wharf, San Francisco Sundays & Saturday Holydays 9:30 a.m. Hour of Terce of the Divine Office in Gregorian chant in the Traditional Roman Rite, followed by the Angelus. Sundays & Saturday Holydays 10:00 a.m. (Traditional Catholic Latin Mass (Pre-Vatican II Roman Rite) with traditional organ music according to the liturgical season. This is the only fully traditional pre-Vatican II Roman Rite offered in the Bay Area.) San Jose St Thomas More Chapel (independent) 1565 S White Road, San Jose, CA Phone(408) 258- 4654 Sunday 7 am, 8:30 am and 10 am. Mon-Sat at 7:45 am  San Pedro  Maria Stella Maris Mission (SSPX) 3600 Gaffey St., San Pedro, CA 90731 Mass Time: Sun 8:30 am Phone number: (310) 548-4706 Priest: SSPX – Fr. Brian Hawker  Traver 3904 Merritt Dr., Traver, CA 93673 Frs. Raymond Ruscitto & Prasad, (559) 897-5550 Independent, SU 8 & 10 am (sometimes Cantata)  Van Nuys St. Francis of Assisi Oratory Chapel (independent) 16826 Saticoy St., Van Nuys, CA 91406, www.stfrancisoratory.org Bp. Thom Sebastian, SSCR, (818) 786-2540, info@stfrancisoratory.org Sunday 10 am, Tue-SA 8 am, 1st F 7 pm  Walnut Sacred Heart of Jesus Mission (independent) 19850 E. Colima Rd., Walnut, CA 91789 No celebrant announced, (909) 861-6628 Sunday 9:45 am, Holydays 7 pm, M-SA varies Yucca Valley Ingleside Lodge (indepedent)  55747 Mt. View Trail, Yucca Valley, CA 92284 No celebrant announced, (760) 228-1180, 228-1430 fax Mass: most Sundays-need to call

Complete List of Latin Mass in California(updated in May 2014)

Adelanto

Christ the Good Shepherd Church (by diocese)

17900 Jonathan St., Adelanto, CA 92301

No celebrant announced,

(760) 246-7083, fax 246-4603

2nd Sunday 5 pm

Agoura Hills

Holy Family Church (private church, independent)
30188 Mulholland Hwy
Agoura Hills, CA 91301
Latin Mass: Saturday and Sunday at 9 am

Alhambra

St. Therese of Lisieux Parish
510 N. El Molino St., Alhambra, CA 91801

Phone (626) 282-7560

Mass Time: Sundays: 1:00 PM. website: http://mysttherese.org/

Apple Valley

Sacred Heart Church (independent)
22079 South Rd
Apple Valley, CA 92307
Phone (760) 247-0057
Latin Mass: Sundays at 7:30 am & 9 am

Arcadia

Our Lady of the Angels Church (SSPX)

1100 W. Duarte Rd., Arcadia, CA 91006

Fr. Brian Hawker, David Nichols & Chas. Ward, 
(626)447-1752, fax 447-0083

Sundays 7:30 & 10 am

Bakersfield

St. Francis Parish (diocese)

900 H Street ,Bakersfield, CA Phone (661) 327-4734 Mass: Sun: 11:30 AM. website: http://stfran.org/

St. Michael Church (SSPX)

1030 Brundage Ln., Bakersfield, CA 93304

No celebrant announced, (661) 323-4786

Sunday 5:30 am

Brentwood

Immaculate Heart of Mary Church (diocese)
500 Fairview Ave, Brentwood, CA   

Phone (925) 634- 4154
Latin Mass: Sundays at 5 pm

Calistoga

St. Catherine of Sienna Chapel
4045 N. St. Helena Hwy,  Calistoga, CA 94515
Phone (707) 963-2231
Latin Mass: Sundays at 8:30 am

Carlsbad

Regina Coeli Confraternity Chapel (independent)

4225 Sunnyhill Drive, Carlsbad, CA 92008

No celebrant announced, (760) 729-4822

Independent, Sunday 6 pm, M 7 pm

Carmichael

St. Michael Church (SSPX)
4524 Garfield Ave
Carmichael, CA 95605
Phone (916) 486-4961
Latin Mass: Sundays at 8 am & 10 am

Chico

	St. Therese Church (independent) 369 E. 8th Ave., Chico, CA 95926 (530) 894-4040 Sundays & Holydays 10 am, M-SA 5 pm

Colton

St.Joseph and Immaculate Heart of Mary (SSPX)
1090 W. Laurel St, Colton, CA 92324
Phone (909) 824-0323
Latin Mass: Sundays 7:30 am & 10 am
Saturdays at 9 am

Costa Mesa

St. John the Baptist Church (diocese)

1015 Baker Street, Costa Mesa, CA 92626

Phone (714) 540-2214

Mass time:

Sun: 12:30 PM

website: http://www.sjbcostamesa.org/

Escondido

St. Mary Church (diocese)

1160 S. Broadway, Escondido, CA 92025

Presb. Rich Perozich, (760) 745-1611

Sundays 3:30 pm

Fontana

Our Lady of Lourdes Chapel (by CMRI)
16010 Boyle Ave, Fontana, CA 92337
Phone (909) 829-0997
Latin Mass: Sundays at 2 pm

Fresno

St. Anthony of Padua Guadalupe Chapel

5770 N. Maroa, Fresno, CA 93704 Phone (559) 439-0124

MassTime: website:

Sun: 3:30 PM. http://www.stanthonyfresno.org/

Garden Grove

Our Lady of Help of Christians Church (independent)
9621 Bixby Ave, Garden Grove, CA 92841
Phone (714) 547-9944
Latin Mass: Sundays 8 am, 10 am & 12:30 pm
Monday-Saturday at 7 pm

Glendale

Archangel Gabriel Chapel (independent)

Glendale, CA 91221

Fr. Joseph Melito, (818) 246-7227

no schedule announced

Guasti

San Secondo D'Asti Church

250 North Turner Ave, Guasti, CA91743

Phone

(909) 390-0011 Mass: Sunday 10: 30 am http://www.sansecondodasti.org/

Hemet

St Jude Chapel
401 Taylor St, Hemet, CA 92543
Latin Mass: Sundays 9:30 am
Monday- Saturday at 7 am

Huntington Beach

St. Mary by the Sea

321 10Th St, Huntington Beach, CA 92648

Phone (714) 536-6913 Mass times: Sun: 12:00 PM website: http://stmarysbythesea.net/

Irvine

St. Thomas More Church (diocese)

51 Market Pl., Irvine, CA 92626

No celebrant announced, (949) 551-8601

2nd Sunday 12:30 pm

La Mesa

Little Flower Haven Carmelite Home
8585 La Mesa Blvd., La Mesa, CA 91941

Mass times:

Sun: 9:00 AM.

Mon-Sat: 9 AM

Los Gatos

Our Mother of Perpetual Help Chapel (SSPX)
19101 Bear Creek Rd., Los Gatos (Santa Cruz Mountains), CA 95030
Phone (408) 354-7703
Mass: Sun 8 (High) & 10:30 am, M-F 7:15 am, SA 7:30 am

Martinez

Blessed Sacrament Church (independent)
1150 Mellus St, Martinez, CA 94553
Phone (925) 228-9852
Latin Mass: Sundays at 11 am

Modesto

St. Joseph's Church
1813 Oakdale Road, Modesto, CA 95355
Mass Time: 9:00am first Sunday of Each Month
Phone : (209) 551-4973
Web site: http:// www.stjmod.com

 

St. John Bosco Church (independent)

1606 Imperial Ave., Modesto, CA 95358

Frs. Thomas Zapp, (209) 538-3318, www.thetruemass.com

Sunday 9 am

Needles

St. Joseph Mission (independent)

Needles, CA 92363, stfels-school@att.net

Fr. Courtney Krier, (702) 384-1223, 596-5041,
stfels-school@att.net

Sunday 4 pm

Oakville

Carmelite House of Prayer

20 Mount Carmel Drive, Oakville, CA 94558

Phone: (707) 944-2454 Mass times: Sun: 8:00 AM Mon-Fri: 8:40 AM website: http://www.oakvillecarmelites.org

Oakland

St. Margaret Mary Church (Institute of the Christ the King)

1219 Excelsior Ave., Oakland, CA 94610 phone (510) 482-0596 Mass times: Sun: 12:30 PM. Mon-Fri: 6 PM Sat: 10 AM website: http://www.stmargmaryoak.org/

Oceanside

St. Margaret of Scotland Church (diocese)

4300 Oceanside Blvd., Oceanside, CA 92056

Presb. Cavana Wallace, (760) 941-5560

Sunday 6 pm

Ontario

San Secondo d'Asti (diocese)

250 N. Turner Ave., Ontario, CA 91761

Presb. Louis Marx, (909) 390-0011,
www.sansecondodasti.com

Sunday 10:30 am, Saturday 6:30 am

Palm Desert

Sacred Heart Parish

43-775 N Deep Canyon Road, Palm Desert, CA 92260

Phone

(760) 346-6402 Mass times: Sun: 2:30 PM. website: http://www.sacredheartpalmdesert.com

Phelan

Blessed Sacrament Chapel (SSPX)

66011 Cambria Rd., Phelan, CA 92371

Fr. David Nichols, (760) 868-1128

 1st/3rd Sunday 3 pm

Pismo Beach

St. Paul the Apostle Church
800 Bello Street, Pismo Beach, CA 93449

phone (805) 773-2219

Mass :

Sun: 12:30 PM website:http://www.stpaulspismobeach.com/

Redding

Our Mother of Sorrows Chapel (independent)

2201 Gold St., Redding, CA 96001

Fr. James Dolan, (530) 241-2163

Sunday 9 am

Reseda

St. Catherine of Siena (diocese)

18115 Sherman Way, Reseda, CA 91335

No celebrant announced, (818) 343-2110

2nd Sunday 7 pm

Ripon

St. Patrick Church (diocese)
19399 E.Hwy 120, Ripon, CA 95366
Phone (209) 838-2133
Latin Mass: Sundays at 6:30 am

Rutherford

Holy Family Church 1241 Neibaum Lane, Rutherford, CA 94599 Phone (707) 255-6412 Mass times: Sun: 12:00 PM

Sacramento

St. Stephen the First Martyr Church
5461 44th. Street, Sacramento, CA 95820

Phone (916) 455-5114

Mass times:

Sun: 8:30 AM., 10:30 AM., 1:00 PM. Mon: 7:00 AM., 12:15 PM Tue: 7:00 AM., 6:30 PM Wed: 7:00 AM., 12:15 PM. Thu: 7:00 AM., 6:30 PM. Fri: 7:00 AM., 12:15 PM. Sat: 7:00 AM., 9:00 AM. website: http://sacfssp.com

San Buenaventura

San Buenavista Mission (diocese) 211 East Main St., San Buenaventura,CA93001 Phone (805) 643-4318 Mass times: Sun: 1:30 PM. website: http://www.sanbuenaventuramission.org/

San Juan Bautista

San Juan Bautista Parish(Old Mission- diocese)
Second and Mariposa St,San Juan Bautista, CA95015
Phone (831) 623-2127

Mass times:

Sun: 2:00 PM

website: http://www.oldmissionsjb.org/

San Juan Capistrano

San Juan Capistrano Mission chapel (diocese)

31414 El Camino Real,San Juan Capistrano, 92675 Phone (714) 248-2000 Mass times:Sun: 2:00 PM. Mon: 2:00 PM. Tue: 4:30 PM Fri:1st 6:00 PM.

website: http://missionsjc.com

San Diego

St. Anne's Church (Independent) 621 Sicard Street,San Diego, CA 92113 Phone: (619) 239-8253 Mass Times: Sun: 7:30 AM., 10:00 AM., 12:00 PM.;  6PM Mon-Fri: 9 AM Sat: 7:15 AM., 9:00 AM website: http://www.stannes-sandiego.org/ Our Lady of Fatima Church (CMRI) NTC Chapel at Liberty Station, 2881 Roosevelt Road, San Diego, CA 92106 Fr Gerald McKee, (619) 244-8766, (616) 558-5381,  www.fatimaparish.org  Sunday 9 am

San Rafael

Holy Rosary Chapel
1 St. Vincents Drive,San Rafael, CA 94903

Mass times:

Sun: 12:15 PM

Santa Clara
Chapel of SSPX (formely named Oratory of Our Mother of Perpetual Help)
1298 Homestead RdSanta Clara, CA 95050

 
Santa Clarita

Queen of Angels Catholic Church (CMRI)
24244 Newhall Ave., Santa Clarita, CA 91321
Phone (661) 255-9849
Mass: Sun 8, 11 am & 5 pm
website: http://www.queenofangelscatholicchurch.org/

Santa Cruz

Our Mother of Perpetual Help Chapel (SSPX)

19101 Bear Creek Rd., Santa Cruz, CA 95030

Fr. Jacques Emily & David Nichols, (408) 354-7703,

Sunday 8 (High) & 10:30 am, M-F 7:15 am, Sat 7:30am 

 St. Joseph, Guardian of the Redeemer Shrine (diocese)

 544 West Cliff Dr., Santa Cruz, CA 95060,

www.montereylatinmass.org

No celebrant announced, (831) 741-0442, info@montereylatinmass.org

Sunday 8:45 am, Holydays 6 pm 

San Francisco

Star of the Sea Church, San Francisco, California, US

4420 Geary Boulevard, San Francisco 94118  Rectory: (415) 751-0450

 Latin Mass: Sundays at 11 am. Mon-Fri 7:30 am, 1st Fri 6:30 pm

http://www.staroftheseachurchsf.com/  

  Immaculate Conception Chapel 

3255 Folsom Street, San Francisco
    Latin Mass: 5:00 PM Sunday (Missa Cantata)

Mater Dolorosa Church

    - 307 Willow Avenue, South San Francisco
    Latin Mass: 5 PM Sunday (High Mass)
    - 12 Noon, Monday through Friday

 St. Catherine of Siena Church

    - 1310 Bayswater Avenue, Burlingame
    Latin Mass: Fourth Sunday of the month at 4:30 PM

St. Francis of Assisi Church

    - 1425 Bay Road, East Palo Alto
    Latin Mass: Fridays at 6 PM

 St. Monica's Church

    - 5900 Geary Boulevard (at 23rd Avenue), San Francisco
    Latin Mass: 12 Noon Monday through Saturday

St. John's Oratory

Offering the Only Fully Traditional Pre-Vatican II

At the Fishermen's & Seamen's Memorial Chapel
Pier 45-B, Next to the Bell-tower
One Block Northeast of Jefferson & Taylor
Fisherman's Wharf, San Francisco

Sundays & Saturday Holydays 9:30 a.m.
Hour of Terce of the Divine Office in Gregorian chant in the Traditional Roman Rite, followed by the Angelus.

Sundays & Saturday Holydays 10:00 a.m.
(Traditional Catholic Latin Mass (Pre-Vatican II Roman Rite) with traditional organ music according to the liturgical season.
This is the only fully traditional pre-Vatican II Roman Rite offered in the Bay Area.)

San Jose

St Thomas More Chapel (independent)

1565 S White Road, San Jose, CA

Phone(408) 258- 4654

Sunday 7 am, 8:30 am and 10 am. Mon-Sat at 7:45 am

Five Wounds Church(Institute of the Christ the King)

1375 E Santa Clara St, San Jose, CA 95116 

Latin Mass: Sundays 12:30 pm

 (408) 292-2123

Santa Paula

St. Thomas Aquinas College
10000 N. Ojai Rd.,Santa Paula, CA 93060
Phone (805) 525-4417

Mass times:

Sun: 7:30 AM.

Mon-Fri: 7 AM
website: http://www.thomasaquinas.edu/development/campaign/chapel/name.html

San Pedro

Convent of the Little Sisters of the Poor
2100 S. Western Ave – San Pedro, CA 90732
Mass Time: 1st Sun 11:30 pm

Phone number: (323) 935-1128
Priest: Rev Fr Robert Bishop CMF

Maria Stella Maris Mission (SSPX)
3600 Gaffey St., San Pedro, CA 90731
Mass Time: Sun 8:30 am

Phone number: (310) 548-4706
Priest: SSPX – Fr. Brian Hawker

Ukiah

 St. Mary of the Angels church

900 S. Oak St., Ukiah, CA 95482

No celebrant announced, (707) 462-1431

Diocese, SU 2:30 pm

Traver

3904 Merritt Dr., Traver, CA 93673

Frs. Raymond Ruscitto & Prasad, (559) 897-5550

Independent, SU 8 & 10 am (sometimes Cantata)

Turlock

Our Lady of the Assumption Church
2602 S. Walnut Rd.,Turlock, CA 95381
phone (209) 634-2222

Mass time:

Sun: 10:00 AM

website: http://www.olassumption.net/

Vacaville

 St. Joseph Church (diocese)

1791 Marshal Rd., Vacaville, CA 95687

No celebrant announced, (707) 447-2354

Sunday 2 pm

Vallejo

St. Louis Bertrand Mission (diocese)

651 Sonoma Blvd., Vallejo, CA 94590

No celebrant announced

Diocese, SU & Holydays 8 am

Van Nuys

St. Francis of Assisi Oratory Chapel (independent)

16826 Saticoy St., Van Nuys, CA 91406,
www.stfrancisoratory.org

Bp. Thom Sebastian, SSCR, (818) 786-2540,
info@stfrancisoratory.org

Sunday 10 am, Tue-SA 8 am, 1st F 7 pm

Walnut

Sacred Heart of Jesus Mission (independent)

19850 E. Colima Rd., Walnut, CA 91789

No celebrant announced, (909) 861-6628

Sunday 9:45 am, Holydays 7 pm, M-SA varies

Wilmington

Sts. Peter and Paul Church
Lagoon at Opp Street,Wilmington,CA 90744
Phone (310) 834-5215

Mass time:

Sun: 6:30 AM

website: http://www.sppc.us/

Yorba Linda

Pope John Paul Center

3999 Rose Dr.,Yorba Linda,CA 92886

Phone (714) 996-8161 Mass time: Sun: 7:00 AM. website: http://www.polishcenter.org/

Yucca Valley

Ingleside Lodge (indepedent)

 55747 Mt. View Trail, Yucca Valley, CA 92284

No celebrant announced, (760) 228-1180, 228-1430 fax

Mass: most Sundays-need to call