Does anybody know how to get in contact with this Church? I've called for a month straight and I…read morestill haven't received any call back. I'm trying to get my paperwork to do my confirmation at my current Church.

The Pascal Tridideum was inspired with traditional elements of Divine Worship. The Holy Saturday…read moreservices were a beautiful preparation for the Easter Sunday worship.

Celebramos a nuestra hija en St. George. Recomendada! Fueron sus Quince años. Todo el proceso fue…read moremuy bonito.

I've gone here on and off for about 3 years with my wife and it's a very straightforward Church…read more The actual church has pews, and hold maybe 150 people, which is small enough to have only the Priest hand out communion. See the same people here week after week. I think I'm seeing a infant baby grow into toddler right before my eyes...one Sunday at a time. Choir consists of only a guitar and one or two voices, so not your spectacular choirs you see at some churches. Just your no frills and thrills church. Go here to commit your time to God and not to socialize.

084/2024 Late post…read more Formerly known as Resurrection Catholic Church till 2006 when it combined with St Thomas More in Rialto. The consolidation of both parishes was named Blessed John XXIII until his canonization in 2014, then both Fontana and Rialto parishes were named SAINT JOHN XXIII PARISH CHURCH. I love the colorful stained glass tall windows depicting different saints that were on both sides of the wall of the main church. This parish community in Fontana has a very active Filipino and Hispanic ministries. Attended the 7:30 am Mass on Ash Wednesday before heading out to work!

Beautiful church outside and inside. Loving and caring community of people with mixed ethnicity…read morefrom different parts of the world. Amazing priests always supportive in anyway they can. Pastor is Rev. Cletus Imo, Parochial Vicar Rev. Yovanny Acosta, Rev. Suresh Manickam MGN & Juan Carlos Viveros as deacon. Been attending this parish for about 25 years and very happy and thankful. There are two sites combined as St. John CXIII parish. In Rialto @ 222 E. Easton St. and Fontana. @ 7650 Tamarind Ave. Fontana site has Resurrection Academy School accepting pre-school thru grade 8. Our youngest one son graduated 8th grade here some 13 years ago. It was a pleasant and memorable experience for him as a student and for us too as parents. Love the teachers and principal (Ms. Madeline Thomas at the time). Warm and welcoming church. Everyone is invited. Come join us. God bless us all.

I started attending mass here in March and I have been going ever since. It's a beautiful church…read more Everyone is kind and welcoming.

We attended St. Adelaide Church in Highlands for the first time today, and it was such a wonderful…read moreexperience. The church itself is beautiful--well-lighted with a high ceiling that makes the space feel so open and serene. The sound system was excellent, which made it easy to follow along and really take in the readings and music. What stood out most, though, was the warm and welcoming community. From the moment we walked in, we felt right at home. Everyone was kind and inviting, which made our first visit extra special. There was even tamales and nachos after the mass right outside the church! We're so glad we came and are looking forward to returning. Truly a great parish for both worship and community!

This is a really excellent church. They have a beautiful choir on Sunday. Very easy parking access…read more Great sermons a really good place to go unattended.

This church is so welcoming and kind! The community is unlike any other! You feel as though you are…read moreapart of a family! If you need a church that is welcoming and inspiring come join us!!

I visited St. Joseph the Worker Church in Loma Linda. It was easy to find this small church on…read moreMountain View just south of the 10 freeway. The church was smaller than most churches but I was welcomed by the biggest smile from a friendly gentleman. He was a Sacristan at the church and he welcomed me along with other guests. It was a quiet afternoon in the church and it felt so welcoming and comforting to pray inside. Right before sunset, the lights from the stained glass illuminated the inside of the chapel with various colors like a kaleidoscope. I will definitely be back. The church, although small, was easy to find using Google Maps.

I used to live nearby. They have a little garden for praying. After hours I went, crying my eyes…read moreout, to pray. Security guard comes up and makes me leave. I moved away but still drive past here to go to work. Makes me sad everytime. The church near my current house has a little 24 hour prayer room. I wish I had that kind of support back then when I needed it. It used to be that churches were more welcoming.

My husband and l are new to the area and decided to visit St. Joseph's because of its proximity to…read moreour home. Unfortunately, this was the first time I have ever felt unwelcome in a church. Throughout Mass, an usher repeatedly stared at my husband and me, which made us feel uncomfortable. During the homily, while I was attentively listening, the same usher interrupted me to tell me to uncross my legs. I found it unnecessary to be corrected in the middle of the priest's message, especially in a way that drew attention and disrupted my focus. It felt more disrespectful than the action itself . I have visited St. Peter's Basilica and wasn't even treated like that there. Sadly, we will not be returning. We would rather drive 45 minutes to our previous parish, where we felt welcomed and respected.

I have been attending this church for years. I decided to go to Spanish mass today and I'm upset on…read morehow the people they have there talk to you I was confronted by a man after i got communion I didn't really understand him, he disturbed my prayers to ask me I think something about how I took my communion which I'm not a kid and I have been doing it for years. I was confused and upset that I got up and left. You walk in and the people there try to tell you what to do. If I go back I will not be attending Spanish mass.

newly remodeled they have both English and Spanish mass so beautiful very big parking lot. They…read morehave great hours.

I have truly loved this church, which is why today's mass broke my heart. During the service, the…read moremessage included insensitive comments about the LGBTQ+ community. What hurt most was hearing this exclusion in a place that teaches about Jesus--who lived and taught radical love and acceptance. He welcomed everyone, especially those pushed aside. It feels like that lesson was forgotten today. I believe God created everyone in love. To hear anything less from the pulpit is deeply painful. For a church I care about so much, today's message felt like a step away from the heart of the Gospel.