Sunday Mass schedule changes beginning May 27 (Trinity Sunday).
It is always wise to check Mass times as indicated below and in the bulletin.

The oldest existing Luso-American parish in the Roman Catholic Diocese of Fall River

Established 1892

MASS SCHEDULE

P=Portuguese • E=English

— Sunday —

Vigil Sat. 4:00 pm (P)
Sun. 8:00 am (P),
9:30 am (E) & 11:45 am (P)

— Weekdays —

Mon., Tue., Wed. & Fri.
8:00 am in chapel (P)

— Holy Days —

8:00 am (P)
5:30 pm (E)

OFFICE HOURS
Mon–Thurs
8:00am – 2:30pm

CONFESSIONS
(bilingual)
Sat. 3:00–3:45pm
or by appointment
(call the rectory)

IMPORTANT DATES

June 23-24
— Santo Christo Parish Feast —
Solemn Feast Mass 6/23 @ 6pm
Solemn Procession 6/24 @ 4pm

Sacraments are a gift beyond value.
We offer preparation classes for the sacraments of Christian initiation (Baptism, Confirmation, first Holy Communion) as well as marriage preparation.

Sacraments

Worship flows out into charity, evangelization, catechesis, and pastoral care. We strive to profess the truth and embody the love of Christ in our parish and in the wider community.

Ministries

At Holy Mass we celebrate Christ's death and resurrection, uniting ourselves to His perfect sacrifice in the Eucharist and receiving in return the bread of life, His true Body and Blood in Holy Communion.

Mass

About Us

Santo Christo is a Roman Catholic parish in Fall River, Massachusetts. Established in 1892, it is the mother church of the ethnic Portuguese parishes in our area. We invite you to become a member of our vibrant community by worshiping God at Holy Mass, receiving the sacraments with faith and devotion, and participating in parish events and ministries. Mass and the sacraments are celebrated in English and Portuguese.

We are the only Catholic parish in all the world named Santo Christo. The original, longer name, Senhor Santo Christo dos Milagres, means "Lord Holy Christ of the Miracles." We incorporate the image of our Lord Jesus Christ scourged and crowned before His crucifixion — an image referred to as "Ecce homo" (Latin for "Behold the man"), drawing from Pontius Pilate's statement in John 19:5. This figure is widely revered on the island of São Miguel (St. Michael) in the Azores, where much of our community has roots.

Learn More About Santo Christo Parish

Links

U.S. Bishops' Conference • Portuguese Bishops' Conference • The Holy See (Vatican)

Diocese of Fall River • The Anchor (diocesan newspaper) • Diocesan Vocations Office

Institute of Catholic Culture • Agencia Ecclesia

Catholic Answers • Catholic News Agency • Catholics Come Home • GCαtholic.org

Catholic World Report • Relevant Radio • Radio CorMariæ • Word On Fire

Retrouvaille (for troubled marriages) • Integrity Restored (porn addiction)

Monthly Prayer Request for Priests • Catholic College Resources and Scholarships