Saint Joseph Roman Catholic Church, Mountain View

Saint Joseph Roman Catholic Church, Mountain View The first Roman Catholic parish of Mountain View since 1901. The current church building was erected

Daily Mass (followed by Holy Hour): Monday through Friday at 2pm / Saturday at 8am
Sunday Mass (Vigil): Saturday at 5:30pm (English)
Sunday 7am; 8:30am; 10am & 11:30am (English) / 1pm (Spanish)

Confessions on Saturdays 4-5pm.

You’re invited to St. Joseph’s Corpus Christi Eucharistic Procession Sunday, June 7 at 2:30pmProcesion Anual de Corpus C...
06/06/2026

You’re invited to St. Joseph’s Corpus Christi Eucharistic Procession Sunday, June 7 at 2:30pm
Procesion Anual de Corpus Cristi, domingo 7de junio a las 2:30pm. Te esperamos !

May Crowning - May 31 at the 11:30am MassCoronación de la Virgen - 31 de mayo en la misa de 1:00pm
05/31/2026

May Crowning - May 31 at the 11:30am Mass
Coronación de la Virgen - 31 de mayo en la misa de 1:00pm

Congratulations to our ILM graduates - Class of 2026  👩🏻‍🎓 👨🏼‍🎓👩🏻‍🎓
05/07/2026

Congratulations to our ILM graduates - Class of 2026 👩🏻‍🎓 👨🏼‍🎓👩🏻‍🎓

05/06/2026

This weekend, May 9–10, our parishes take up the Catholic Charities of Santa Clara County Annual Parish Appeal.
Last year alone, Catholic Charities served 107,960 of our neighbors across 30+ programs — providing over 6.3 million meals, supporting refugees, helping families find stable housing, and walking alongside those rebuilding their lives. Behind every number is a person. A child safe after school. A senior with a warm meal. A family with a path forward.
✨ Some of what your generosity makes possible:
• 3,618 students served through the CORAL Afterschool Program — keeping kids safe while parents work
• 631 adults supported with job coaching and employment placement
• $1.7 million in tax refunds returned to 1,012 low-income families
• 2,000+ new affordable homes in the pipeline for Santa Clara County
• 82% of refugee youth enrolled in college after high school

This is the Church at work — not just in our pews, but on our streets, in our schools, and at our neighbors' doors. Please give generously at Mass this weekend.

Para la version en español haga clic en ‘see more’
04/28/2026

Para la version en español haga clic en ‘see more’

In every entrance procession, the crucifix leads the way, inviting all to follow him to the altar of sacrifice and resurrection. The candles are not decorations. Their flames symbolize the Light of the World, accompanying us as we come as ourselves. Those who process in (altar servers, deacon, and presider) do so on behalf of the whole assembly, because the liturgy is always the action of the whole Church. Try to imagine yourself as part of that procession, walking toward the Lord who waits to embrace you.


En cada procesión de entrada, el crucifijo abre el camino, invitándonos a seguirlo hasta el altar del sacrificio y la resurrección. Las velas no son decoración. Sus llamas simbolizan la Luz del Mundo, que nos acompaña tal como somos. Quienes participan en la procesión —acólitos, diácono y el celebrante— lo hacen en nombre de toda la asamblea, porque la liturgia es siempre la acción de toda la Iglesia. Intenta imaginarte como parte de esa procesión, caminando hacia el Señor que espera para abrazarte.

04/26/2026

Did you know: The Mass begins before the priest processes in? The Church has always understood that preparation for Mass is not about being perfect or going through the motions perfectly. Instead, it’s about coming before God in humble sincerity and allowing Him to transform us. Come as you are, with all you have lived and experienced that week, and encounter Christ who loves you!


¿Sabías que la Misa comienza antes de que el sacerdote entre en procesión? La Iglesia siempre ha entendido que la preparación para la Misa no se trata de ser perfectos ni de seguir los pasos a la perfección. Se trata de presentarnos ante Dios con humilde sinceridad y dejarnos transformar por Él. ¡Ven tal como eres, con todo lo que has vivido y experimentado durante la semana, y encuéntrate con Cristo que te ama!

El Triduo Pascual comienza hoy.Acompáñanos en estos dias santos, en los que caminamos con Cristo a través de Su Pasión, ...
04/02/2026

El Triduo Pascual comienza hoy.
Acompáñanos en estos dias santos, en los que caminamos con Cristo a través de Su Pasión, Muerte y Resurrección.

The Pascual Triduum begins today!Join us as we enter the holiest days of the year, walking with Christ through His passi...
04/02/2026

The Pascual Triduum begins today!
Join us as we enter the holiest days of the year, walking with Christ through His passion, Death, and Resurrection.

03/23/2026

Our Catholic schools belong to the whole community — including yours.
If your children attend a public school, a non-Catholic private school, or you homeschool — we want to hear from you.
The Diocese of San José is in the middle of a Catholic Schools Visioning Process, and we’re asking every corner of our community to share their perspective on the future of Catholic education in Silicon Valley.
The survey takes 5–10 minutes and closes March 25. It’s completely confidential.
» Take the survey:
• English – https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/DIOSJ-EN
• Español – https://es.surveymonkey.com/r/DIOSJ-ES
• Tiếng Việt – https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/DISJS-VI

03/09/2026

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Address

582 Hope Street
Mountain View, CA
94041

Opening Hours

Monday 1:30pm - 7:30pm
Tuesday 1:30pm - 7:30pm
Wednesday 1:30pm - 7:30pm
Thursday 1:30pm - 7:30pm
Friday 1:30pm - 7:30pm

Telephone

+16509673831

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