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Mass Schedule
Sunday, June 28:
Our 5PM Mass will be canceled
Saturdays:
12:05 PM, 5:00 PM (Vigil)
Sundays:
9:00 AM, 11:30 AM, 5:00
Weekdays:
7:45 AM - in the Mary Chapel
12:05 PM - in the Main Church
Confessions:
Saturdays 1- 2 PM in the Main Church. For confessions at other times, please call for appointment (212) 627-2100. No confessions on Holy Saturday.
Other
Sacraments:
Please call our office for information about Baptisms, Weddings & hospital visits (212) 627-2100
About Our Parish
Our Mission Statement – The Church of St. Francis Xavier, a Roman Catholic parish in the Jesuit tradition, strives to be a prophetic, welcoming community, and an inclusive witness to the presence of Christ Jesus in our midst. Mindful of our utter reliance on God, and need for God’s grace, we rejoice together in our celebration of the sacraments and proclamation of the Gospel. As a people of hope, we commit ourselves through prayerful and creative discernment to respond to God in our time by: being a respectful community where seekers and their questions are welcomed, where injustice is challenged, where the poor, the alienated and the marginalized find a home, and where people are refreshed, reconciled and renewed.
News & Updates
June 28 Schedule and Road Closures
Please be advised that on Sunday, June 28, Our 5PM Mass will be canceled due to road closures for Pride March. Please allow extra time to get to Xavier that morning. Road closure information announced by the city is available below:
19th Annotation – Online
The Ignatian Spirituality in Everyday Life team is offering a 32 week online Group 19th Annotation of the Spiritual Exercises of St Ignatius of Loyola.
Pride Month Newsletter
This newsletter is the result of a collaborative effort bringing together LGBTQ+ ministries and leaders from Catholic parishes seeking to build relationships, strengthen communication, and share ideas and opportunities for community across parish lines. Participating parishes currently include Church of St. Francis Xavier, Church of St. Ignatius Loyola, Saint Paul the Apostle Church, and The Church of the Ascension.


