A beautiful Catholic Churches that has withstand time with breathtaking architecture located in the city of Hayward. All Saints Church is a landmark. The twin steeple towers of the church can be seen from a far at the top of the hill and is lighted at night making it a beacon of safe passage all these years past and present. All Saints Catholic Church in Hayward was first established on June 18, 1898, and the current church building was completed in 1909. Yes it is ADA accessible. Plenty of parking available and entrance to the area is behind the church at the courtyard and inside the catholic school on the grounds. Another area is across the church with multiple parking slots and also street parking. Attending mass is very comfortable at this church. It is well ventilated and air filtration is constantly on and this gives a very comfortable experience during mass. Hand sanitizers are placed at the entrances as well as inside located visibly the church's pillars for everyone's use along with boxes of tissue incase it is needed. They have fun activities and events like fiestas in September and more. We are active volunteers helping out and everyone is welcome to participate just ask like we did. Daily Mass schedules and weekly scheduled confessions and times are posted on their website and they also have an APP that you can download and sign up and get more info. We were told to share suggestions on how to improve the church's APP and the website so please let them know. https://apps.apple.com/us/app/all-saints-parish-hayward/id6749620379 Or the website for more info https://allsaintshayward.org God bless and see you all soon. read more

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All Saints Catholic Church is a beautiful church in Hayward California. My family and I attended Mass there for the first time today and we've really enjoyed it. read more

I have been going to this church for the last 3 months and the service has been great and the people are very welcoming and friendly. I'm not a Catholic but I have only met a lot of good folks here. They have all saints festival which was fun to bring my grandma to and she enjoyed her time there. Overall, if you are new to Hayward, check this church out. read more

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This is specifically for the baptism class led by Deacon Larry. We are baptizing our baby at my mother-in-law's parish but couldn't make it to their baptism class so we found our local one instead. As someone who identifies as a non-denominational Christian and married to a Catholic, the class alone made me have a lot of respect for both Catholicism and this church. Deacon Larry made it fun to learn about baptism while also reminding us of the spiritual importance of it. I loved the way he talked about the faith. If the baptism class is any indication of what the rest of the church is like, I would be keen on attending a mass with my family one of these days! read more

Today I visited for my Mom's 4th year death anniversary. A very nice experience. I was able to pray earnestly by myself. A very much needed prayer. I was able to spend 45 minutes in solitude! I am so thankful for the lady staff who was able to let me in. I'll be coming here more often. Thank you so much! read more

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This is a very beautiful church, the interior and exterior. The parking lot is big and spacious. I love the fact that the church goers are from different nationalities, not just one of the same... Went to the Virgen de Guadalupe mass on the 12/12. It was a bilingual mass in Spanish and in English. Thank goodness because my Spanish is rusty. There were Indian dancers, a reenactment, and a whole bunch of singing from the choir. The only thing missing: the Mariachi Band. And that is just because when I think of this Holiday, it also means "Mariachi" to me. Everything else was just beautiful. My Mami would have loved it. Also, attended a baptism this weekend. It was lovely! read more

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Since we moved to Hayward border of San Lorenzo we been going to All Saints... I admit I'm not perfect attendance Sunday church goer. But since we moved around this area, this church makes me feel like I'm home. Last December with the holiday season I felt more closer than before! read more

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Are we allowed to rate churches here?--- Or will I go straight to hell?? ANyway, I only have good things to say about All Saints... It's tucked in the bottom of a hill. And it's a cathedral type of church with the high ceilings and the painted ceilings. It's very cozy for being a huge church, esp around Easter or Xmas when the whole place is full of flowers. I love that it could rival the cathedral type churches in the city, but it wins hands down with its own parking lot. Their choir is amazing, esp the one at the 7 pm Sunday night mass. They even have a live band, with drums and other instruments I couldn't see (I'm short and usually sit away from them) but could definitely hear. I love the black priest...he's got the most gentle mannerisms and soothing voice. I like that he greets the people outside after mass even though it was a different priest who lead it. read more

Absolute WORST church I have ever been to, have heard of, or can imagine! It is a business!! I decided I wanted to get married here. When we got closer to the date, they tried overcharging and when we tried to argue it, they flat out kept denying anyone in the office would ever give us such a number. We told them we know for a fact this number was what was given to us, because I had all my notes written in my planner. Otherwise I would have definitely chosen a different church who wouldn't try to turn a place of holy worship into a fat business. Everywhere they list "donation" and then at the end of the day, the church will tell you it is a mandatory fee. ALTHOUGH! the church does not pay property taxes and they collect our money every Sunday. I live in the area so I got the local discount. Imagine if I wasn't from the area! Here is why I give them one star for holding my wedding: 1. We reserved our date a year and a half prior. When we got closer to our date, they almost double booked our date because they call me twice to confirm our date and time because they booked another client. 2. We were a MONTH away from our wedding, and the "wedding coordinator" if she can even call herself that, realized she was in charge of our wedding and not someone else. so unorganized. she contacted us about all this information they needed a few weeks before our wedding! We didn't even know about any of this and had a thousand other things on our minds. 3. They had a deadline for final payment and they are so unorganized that they didn't even realize they didn't have our payment yet and then said we needed to pay right away. 4. This is OUR wedding. I am PAYING YOU to hold my ceremony in that church. Coordinator wanted to do everything her way. And when I told her I wanted different and I didn't like what she wanted, she would question me and ask why and what the benefit is, etc. For example, i wanted to walk in from the main entrance, up the steps, outside the church- she STRONGLY disagreed and said no you will enter from this tiny side door room. I had to firmly tell her no, you will open those doors and we will walk in from the outside. She was irritated. Everyone at practice could tell. 5. Speaking of practice- absolutely TERRIBLE. Worst practice ever. She didn't even know what she was doing. Everyone was so confused. My family had to take matters into our own hands to make sure everyone knew what they were doing the day of. And THEN she barely even wanted to do a practice run because the choir was going to come in and have their practice. Wtf?? Why hold a wedding practice if you know you won't be able to get through it all! Everyone was very upset with her and it was a huge waste of time. Most winged it on the day of the wedding. 6. When they wanted their payment, they charged us their FEE, which included an increase church price f what we agreed on originally, an additional 300 for the so called "coordinator" who did nothing. And almost 100 more for a musician "bench fee" because we were not using their musician. Are you serious?? When we called about these FEES, we told them that was not the price given to us when we booked over a war and a half prior. They seriously asked us, why did you wait so long? Wtf?? We had other things going on and decided to push the wedding off for a year. They were seriously mad about us pushing the date. When all arguing was said and done they finally were like ok I think I know why you got a lower price, it's because we increased our prices last year and you booked before that. They seriously thought we were lying and it took forever for us all to come to an agreement. We told them they never told us about a wedding coordinator fee and we were not paying this. She got really really mad. If you're going to run like a business, you better make sure you have your documentation like a business too. Ridiculous. They want to charge all these fees and then not have contracts. But of course that's because it would be "unholy" and they shouldn't be charging FEES anyways -_- and when we came to our final price, the coordinator said the price you are paying is what we would charge just to get married at the tiny chapel. Not the big church. We were baffled. How could we call, get a quote, and be told the price to GET MARRIED ( not RENT the church) was x amount?? And then have them come back and say the price they gave us was only for the church and does not include priest, coordinator, etc. What kind of BS is that?? Extremely disappointed. Also, we got rushed out of the church ON OUR WEDDING DAY. Because they had a wedding after us... an hour and a half later. SERIOUSLY??! So mad. Never again and I will not be recommending this place for any of my friends getting married next spring. read more

It's been over a good decade since I visited All Saints Catholic Church. On 01/24/08, I ventured here to be Omar's sponsor for his Adult Confirmation. Since this was the night of the dress rehearsal, I took a moment to reminisce this amazing church. During my college days at Cal State Hayward, this was home away home to attend mass and chill out with God. It still has the same "old building scent" and the complex halo of painted angels around the interior dome of the alter area. One of my favorite memories here was in 1993 when Wennie and I dragged all our "non-practicing Catholic" friends to Ash Wednesday. It was hilarious because we went around the student apartments around 6:00PM; knocking on their doors, making them feel guilty about Ash Wednesday, carpooling in Wennie's small BMW, and forcing them to give up something for Lent. We arrived late at the church around 7:15PM and ended standing during a "Spanish Mass". I'm sure I'll be visiting All Saints again. Maybe next year for Omar and Kate's son / daughter's baptism. HA! Yes, i'm wishing you guys the best for 2009! read more

Honestly, I don't see how anyone can stop staring at the ceiling. Large and engaging. read more

Been going to this church for the last 4 years and never had the opportunity to attend Holy Thursday until last night. Wow! What an amazing experience. There were two choirs, bilingual service, full band, 2 priests+Jr Priest I think is what you call him, young kids participating in the acting, breaking of the bread, lots of singing in tagalog and english and straight up "washing of the feet" ceremony which I had to kinda skip over..All the bare feet surrounding me were kinda freaking me out. So what, that it was almost 3 hours. Bottom line, this is such a friendly, diverse, spiritual, beautiful, friendly catholic church in Hayward. If you get a chance, Easter Vigil is a good service to go to as well. On a side note, they offer weekly mass every Saturday night at 5pm, and doesn't get pretty packed so love going to that. Come to All Saints! Peace out:) read more

This parish is amazing. It's not just the beautiful interior, good acoustics, friendly priests and good music. The whole parish is welcoming, diverse, and has an amazing community spirit. There's always something fun going on. I moved recently, but am thinking of making the drive every week from the South Bay just for Sunday masses. read more

This review will be short and sweet. I love coming to All Saints. The church is gorgeous with huge stained glass windows, incredible angel painted dome in the front and just the architecture in general is beautiful. My favorite time to come here is during evening mass because they have a live band with drums for all the music! Definitely one of the more nicer churches in the east bay. read more

Rinnie, the priest of whom you spoke is Father George. I believe he may be of Cape Verdean extraction but am not sure. He was kind enough to bless a St. Benedict crucifix for me last week and I too was taken with his gracious manner and I'm sure that other persons beside us have good things to say about this gracious, courtly servant of Our Lord. I'm impressed by the old world styled architecture of the building. Will have to visit a few times to see what the services are like! read more

MY CHURCH The music at the Sunday 7pm is amazing, great choir and band. They have a lot of activities during the week and a growing young adult community. read more

I have been attending All Saints Parish since about 2000/2001 (14 years). We live in South Hayward and have a good amount of other Catholic churches we could attend. However, my wife researched them and found All Saints School in the Parish to be optimal for the kids (2 went all 9 years - K-8th and one is still there for two more years). For me, I went through the Rite of Christian initiation for Adults (RCIA) in 2000/2001 and found the All Saints Church folks to be very welcoming (yet not pushy at all!) Personally, I have chosen to become involved heavily during the years whether as a Lector, webmaster, Technology Committee member, choir, etc. Basically, there is something for everyone! The current administrator, Stephen P. Mullin (Parish Life Director) came in at about the same time I joined and has been fabulous! The Parish is very progressive and has 7 main weekend masses and daily Mass during the week + Saturday morning. Schedule as of 28-Dec-2014: Weekend Mass (in the main Church): Saturday 5 p.m. (Vigil - English) and 7 p.m. (Spanish) Sunday 7:30 a.m., 9 a.m., 11 a.m., 1 p.m. 7 p.m. Daily Mass (in the Chapel next to the main Church): Monday through Friday 7:30 a.m. Weekend Morning Mass (in the Chapel): Saturday 8:30 a.m. Reconciliation/Confession: Saturday 3:30 p.m. read more

I'm not rating 5 stars just because it's a Church and feel like something bad will come to me if I don't. I've moved around quite a bit in the past 4 years and All Saints offers the BEST and most amazing experience before, during and after service. Staff is extremely friendly, they have missalette's published weekly for kids and they make it a great experience for kids. Every time I walk in, I immediately feel the presence of the Lord. Parking is not a problem, unlike many other churches, unless there are events that they utilize the lot for, otherwise, you can usually find a space. Love All Saints! read more

I have been a member of All Saints Church for 12 years and it is so wonderful to have so many cultures represented in our church. We have great music from all over the world during mass and the pot lucks with all the dishes from around the world are so tasty! We have numerous ministries that serve our community. Our pastor is Steve Mullins, and he is a lay pastor. He is amazing!! He is well spoken, is encouraging, and brings the wisdom and practicality of a family man to our parish. Our priests are not the "fire and brimestone" kind that I grew up on! Instead they are realistic, friendly, and everything a good kind priest should be. Our church motto is, "We say yes to God!" If you are looking for a modern church with loving, kind, and friendly people that meet in an old world style of church, All Saints is for you! read more

All Saints is a amazing Church. It's first Church I felt that all my spiritual needs where met. The priests, the music, and the warmth of all the people in the Church. I'm very blessed and honored to be married at All Saints Church. My fiance proposed to me in front of All Saints. I'm excited for all my quests to see the wonderful church I belong to. I can't wait for one day for my children to receive there sacraments here. read more

My family and I love going to this Church! Although the Church looks like a cathedral, the people are friendly and accommodating. The congregation makes us feel welcomed and we truly feel that we are part of a family. The 7 pm music moves the soul and the choir rocks! read more

Fantastic Church and people. I am looking forward to celebrating 100 years of the building and 110 years of the building & 110 years of the parish. The annual celebration known as "Fiesta" is going to be held on Sept 11-13, 2009 and I plan on being there. Then on Nov 1, there will be another great celebration. I think that it is a street party. read more

Ahhhh I just love that I can say this is my church.

The food is great. Come hungry! I enjoy the dancers while I eat. I've been coming to the fiesta for 30+ years. It's a very warm church. JoAnn read more

Church is very welcoming and I like the surrounding of the church. People are very friendly. A great place to come and be with God!

...it's been almost 4 years since we moved, and now we're back in the area and we're also back in all saints church. ...it's always been great ! still very beautiful inside and out! my kids loves the band,which actually my son were motivated to learn some musical instruments because he told us when he grows up, he wants to play in the church. ...we love attending mass here...it's great to be back.... read more

This review is for the priest! He was very rude and short via telephone. It's a shame that he's representing such a beautiful church. The church itself is beautiful, it's very clean, and open. However after the disappointing exchange with the priest I will no longer be attending this church. read more

Looks beautiful inside and out! Did some new painting on the outside. Looks great. Everyone is friendly. I love the atmosphere here! I just wished the people who attends here sings. That's the only thing that bothers me a bit. Its that most people at the 11am mass won't sing along with the choir, which sort of looses the excitement and joy in being there. People need to participate and sing! Other than that, I loveeeee it here! read more

I'm quite disgusted with this church and I'm so sad that my mother attended this quality of church for 17 years (every Sunday) until she was too ill to go. We hired them to do the rosary, as well as the funeral of our mother. I say "hire" because even a faithful parishioner of 17 years, who put a check in the basket every Sunday, cannot expect to get even a small discount. Deacon Rudi, who was supposed to do the rosary, not only botched my mothers very AMERICAN common name the entire time, he explained that he only needed to do a partial rosary because the full rosary was invented in the old days for people to pass the time and meditate, so it wasn't necessary. He then proceeded to discuss his grief over the recent death of HIS family friend. The next day the Filipino priest who presided over the funeral, once again, could not pronounce her very common name correctly and totally bi-passed giving the entire right half of the church communion. They were all standing waiting for him to finish giving communion the the left side of the church (He was standing on one side of the casket) and when he was done he just walked up to the alter ignoring 50 people standing on the other side of the aisle. A pallbearer had to walk up to the alter and point to the other half of the church. It was like he was blind??? Terrible church. There are plenty of better churches to choose from in SF. read more

I've been a practicing Catholic all my life, but it wasn't until I found All Saints that I was excited about going to church. All Saints has it all: beautiful music, an involved community, a school, dedicated priests and parishioners, and many, many opportunities to get involved and feel a sense of belonging that some other Catholic churches lack. This church embraces multiculturalism like no other, with pretty much every ethnicity represented- black, white, latin, filipino, samoan, nigerian, portuguese, to name a few... Steve Mulin the parish life director makes me motivated to do God's work and proud to be a part of this community. Also, the RCIA program for adults is very well put together, with a team of dedicated volunteers- speak with Chuck Kennedy- he's great! This church is the only Parish in the area (that I know of) that is making a true effort to reach out to the teenage and young adult crowds. The 7:00pm mass on Sunday plays contemporary music and the youth group volunteers to coordinate much of the mass. Not to mention, this church is gorgeous!!! Look at the pictures, and still be blown away once you visit! If you're a Catholic that has gone astray try this place out for a while. This church has changed with the times, and embraced it. The holiday masses and the Fiesta in fall are some of this church's biggest accomplishments each year. Come check it out! read more