St. Vitus Catholic Church

State:	California
Address:	607 Fourth St, San Fernando, CA 91340
Zip code:	91340
Phone:	(323) 454-1002
Website:	http://stvitus.la/

Monday:	Closed
Tuesday:	Closed
Wednesday:	Closed
Thursday:	Closed
Friday:	Closed
Saturday:	Closed
Sunday:	7:30 AM – 5:30 PM

• Joseph Coulombe
  
  
  (February 8, 2020, 9:16 pm)

  A wonderful parish with beautiful liturgy, a welcoming community, and good priests.

• Melecio Borroel
  
  
  (December 1, 2019, 6:55 pm)

  Friendly, helpful staff at the door with a smile love how welcoming everyone is ???? Mrs Borroel

• Greg Placencia
  
  
  (November 17, 2019, 5:52 pm)

  Not much to look at on the outside, inside it's beautiful and traditional

• Helen Schroeder
  
  
  (July 22, 2019, 12:39 am)

  Mass at St. Vitus is Heaven on Earth.
  The beauty in the liturgy transends one's heart straight to Our Lord.

• Gary Castro
  
  
  (April 1, 2019, 10:06 pm)

  Traditional liturgy with Mass of the ages and Vespers on Sundays with the holiest most selfless priests I've ever met. Reverent atmosphere is unmatched and this is a rare treasure in the archdiocese in union with the archbishop of Los Angeles Angeles and Rome. Small building though and fills up quick so recommend trying to be at least 20 minutes early.

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Consecration Mass of St. Vitus Church - FSSP - YouTube

Video of the commencement mass and consecration of St. Vitus Catholic Church, the first parish dedicated to the Latin Mass in the Los Angeles Diocese.

St. Vitus Catholic Church EASTER VIGIL 2019 (snippets) - YouTube

SAINT VITUS CATHOLIC CHURCH FSSP of Los Angeles Priestly Fraternity of Saint Peter — Archdiocese of Los Angeles 607 4th Street San Fernando 91340 Sunday - 7...

St. Vitus Catholic Church PALM SUNDAY 2019 - YouTube

SAINT VITUS CATHOLIC CHURCH FSSP of Los Angeles Priestly Fraternity of Saint Peter — Archdiocese of Los Angeles 607 4th Street San Fernando 91340 Sunday - 7...

Lawrence County Memoirs: St. Vitus Catholic Church & School - New...

Meanwhile, the St. Vitus congregation, which had generally been using St. Joseph's Cemetery in Neshannock Township as a burial ground, purchased the The congregation of St. Vitus grew steadily and in late 1911 the DeMita began efforts to establish a mission church in the area of Mahoningtown.