St Edward's Catholic Church

I love it especially when my family goes

Great little church with a tight knit community. From father John in the 1980s to father Leo to Father Alvaro now, the preists have always been wonderful.
..I always loved the first Friday dinners and bingo games afterwards. I also miss Lou and Angie Canevari's catering of Italian food. All the caterers they have had are great! Im am not sure if they still do first friday dinner..i think Angie may have organized it monthly, until she passed away over 10 years ago. There were always 4-500 people. Great fund raiser for the church. I hope the tradion will carry on.

They say "Home is where the heart is", and I have to admit, there couldn't be anymore truth to that saying, lol! St. Edward's is by far my home. I know this isn't a religious saying either, but "There's no place like home". Jesus Christ asked us to "Come as you are". I love that part about this church, my home. Father Alvaro is absolutely heaven sent! We are all truly blessed as a church community!

Staff is very nice. Mass at 5:30 pm except on Thursdays. Sunday I think its 8am 9 am and 10.

Nice church. Inside is really nice must ask priest to do a bilingual mass. Since most are in Spanish.

Everyone I met here is very nice and kind.

Food line is $5 and it's on wed now at 10:30.

I am a priest and occasionally celebrate masses at S Ed's. It is nearly all Spanish, they do have one English mass on Sunday morning. The people are warm inviting and friendly. It's a poor parish, but as the Pastor Fr Alvaro says " we eat well.". There is almost always a food fair on Sunday, best Mexican around. Viva San Eduardo