All are Welcome
Believing, Loving, Caring and Welcoming
Mass Times
Whether you are a newcomer, a visitor, or a long-time parishioner, we warmly welcome you to join us for Mass. Feel free to attend any of our Masses and be sure to greet us when you do!
sunday Mass times
Saturday Vigil | 5:00pm
Sunday | 8:30am, 11:00am,
4:00pm (Hispanic Mass)
Weekday Mass times
Monday | 8:30am
Tuesday | Communion Service
Wednesday | 6:30pm
Thursday | 8:30am
Friday | 8:30am
Saturday | 8:30am
Adoration, Benediction, & Confession
Monday | 7:30am
Tuesday | 7:30am (No Confession)
Wednesday | 5:30pm
Thursday | 7:30am
Friday | 7:30am
Saturday | 7:30am
Saturday Confession | 4:00 - 4:45pm
Welcome
Our Mission Statement
We, the members of St. Christopher Church, are called by God to become a Believing, Loving, Caring and Welcoming Catholic Community. We commit ourselves personally and collectively to study the WORD of God and to proclaim the GOOD NEWS to the world. We gather together to celebrate the LOVE of Jesus in the Holy Eucharist, which inspires and urges us to serve our brothers and sisters as bread broken for many. Filled with the knowledge and love of Christ, we go to the world as a CHRISTOPHER*, bearing the light of the Gospel values.
*Christopher means "Christ-bearer".
Recent Events
Discover more upcoming events in our bulletin.
Kermes
Sunday after the 4pm Mass
Please join our fundraiser carnival sponsored by the Hispanic Community of St. Christopher for renovations inthe Family Life Center. There will be games, food booths, and more!
Kermes
Domingo después de la misa de las 4pm
Únase a nuestro carnaval benéfico patrocinado por la Comunidad Hispana de San Cristóbal para las renovaciones del Centro de Vida Familiar. ¡Habrá juegos, puestos de comida y mucho más!
Catholic Resources
Daily Readings
Pope's Monthly Intentions for 2026
September: For the care of water
Fr. Cristóbal Fones, International Director of the Pope’s Worldwide Prayer Network, notes that water is one of the great essentials of life.
“This prayer intention invites us to think deeply about creation, to safeguard it, and to look with God’s eyes on those who today have to walk for miles to obtain a bit of clean water, and to convert what we see into concrete actions that demonstrate moderation, care, and solidarity,” he says in the press release. “No one should live without water, and no one should die because they lack water.”