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Mass & Confession Times
St. Francis is a vibrant, diverse parish and all of our Sunday Masses reflect this. Learn more about the specific charism of each mass.
SUNDAY
7:00 am Spanish |Chapel
7:30 am English | Great Hall
8:00 am English | Church
9:30 am English | Church
10:00 am Spanish | Great Hall
10:30 am First & 3rd Sunday of the Month | Sensory Friendly Mass | Chapel
11:00 am English | Church
12:00 pm 2nd & 4th Sunday of the Month | Chapel | Ad Orientem Mass using the Novus Ordo in Latin
12:30 pm English | Church | Young Adult Led
2:00 pm Spanish | Church
4:30 pm English | Church | Youth Led
6:00 pm Spanish | Church
THURSDAY
MONDAY
8:30 am English
6:30 pm English
6:30 am English
8:30 am English
7:00 pm Spanish
TUESDAY
FRIDAY
8:30 am English
6:30 pm Spanish
8:30 am English
6:30 pm Spanish
WEDNESDAY
SATURDAY
8:30 am English
12:15 pm English
6:30 pm English
8:30 am English
5:00 pm English Vigil
Confession & Adoration Schedule
CONFESSION
ADORATION
Thursday
9:00am-6:45pm
Friday
9:15am-10:00am
Wednesday | Miércoles
11:00 am-12:00 pm Chapel | Capilla
Thursday | Jueves
5:00 pm-6:15 pm Chapel | Capilla
Friday | Viernes
9:00 am-10:00 am Chapel | Capilla
Saturday | Sábado
9:15 am-10:45 am Chapel | Capilla
Worship Aides

Mass Intentions
To request a Mass intention, please come by the Parish Office during regular business hours.
Whenever a priest celebrates Mass, he has at least two specific intentions. The first intention is to celebrate the Mass according to what the rubrics that the Church was provided for how to say the Mass. The second is to apply the grace of that Mass toward a specific need or intention. As to the first intention, a priest may find it helpful to pray a traditional prayer while he is vesting, stating his intention to pray the Mass well. As to the second intention, commonly called “the intention of the Mass,” that intention is often announced in the parish bulletin and it is sometimes also announced at Mass.