

The Curator’s Corner:

9. San Buenaventura (1782) - Founded by Father Junipero Serra to establish a coastal mission.
10. Santa Barbara Mission (1782) - Founded by Father Fermin Francisco Lausen to serve the Chumash people.
11. La Purisima Concepcion (1787) - Founded by Father Fermin Francisco Lasuen also to serve the Chumash people.
12. Santa Cruz (1791) - Founded by Father Fermin Francisco Lasuen to serve the Awaswas people.
13. Nuestra Senora de la Soledad (1791) - Founded by Father Fermin Francisco Lasuen to provide aid to travelers.
14. San Jose (1797) - Founded by Father Fermin Francisco Lasuen to serve the Ohlone people.
15. San Juan Bautista Mission (1812) - Founded by Father Fermin Francisco Lasuen to serve the Mutsun people.
16. San Miguel Arcangel Mission (1797) - Founded by Father Fermin rancisco Lasuen to serve the Salinan people.
17. San Fernando Rey de Espana (1797) - Founded by Father Fermin Francisco Lasuen to serve the Tongva people.
18. San Luis Rey de Francia (1798) - Founded by Father Fermin Francisco Lasuen to serve the Luiseño people.
19. Santa Ines Mission (1804) - Founded by Father Fermin Francisco Lasuen to serve the Chumash people.
20. San Rafael Arcangel (1817) - Founded by Father Ramon Abella to serve the Coast Miwok people.
21. San Francisco Solano (1823) - Founded by Father Jose Altimira to serve the Miwok and Pomo people.
To be continued…..
Mass Times
Saturday Vigil: 5:00pm -- Old Mission
Sunday:
8:00am & 10:00am (English)
12:00pm (Español)
​Daily Mass:
Monday-Saturday: 8:00am -- Old Mission
Confession:
By appointment/por cita
Eucharist Adoration:
Friday: 3:00pm -- Old Mission
First Friday of the month: 4pm
Livestream Rosary:
7:00pm (Español)
8:00pm (English)
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