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.

Great pastor! Always delivers a dedicated message! Wonderful kids ministry kids always have fun and…read moreare involved in class. They have a good congregation everyone is very welcoming and kind you'll always feel welcome here between Monica, the outreach program, tom and Marcy and harmony and Ray there is always someone around to listen,talk, pray for you and welcome you into the church. Plus coffee and donuts! Definitely a great place to worship on Sundays! And Bible study on Wednesdays!

I love this church!! It's a church offering something for the whole family!! Kids ministries, youth…read moreministries, multiple adult ministries, plus senior events once a month!! Members are friendly and welcoming! Family oriented congregation!!

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.

This is a good church. Then people there are caring the true word is taught. Ive made some good…read morefriends here.

The Bridge Church of the Nazarene is where I found grace extended to my son after he really messed…read moreup in the church's school in 2012. He should've been kicked out, but they extended compassion to him and it changed his life! I cannot tell you what The Bridge means to me. The body of Christ is so evident in this place. The Holy Spirit is so prevalent here. I'm so thankful for The Bridge.

Formerly St Thomas More since 2006 merging with Resurrection Church in Fontana…read more Both churches are now named St John XXIII and Fr. Cletus Imo is the current pastor. This Rialto Center location has 8 am Mass on Monday- Saturday Blessed Adoration after Friday's daily Mass till 6 pm. The Rosary Makers every First Saturday workshop after the 8 am Mass and Rosary Mysteries meditation. Today September 2,2023 is First Saturday , my hubby and I attended the morning Mass and the Rosary Maker Workshop after. If you want to learn how to make a cord rosary, come join us every First Saturday .

My church for over 25 years. Love all the priests (Americans and other nationalities from different…read morecountries) for their spiritual guidance. Small but close knit community with mixed ethnicity.,It's clean and organized by staff and volunteer attendees as well.?Multi function hall attached and holds gatherings for different ministries . It's also used for retreats, talks, catechism classes, trainings, social functions/receptions etc. Mass are in English and Spanish but occasionally accommodates bilingual English/ Tagalog during Christmas season. There's two sites combined into one parish. Rialto site at 222 E. Eastonst. and Fontana at 7650 Tamarind ave. (With Ressurection school academy) Website: stjohnxxiii.net. Email: St. JohnXXIII@sndiocese.org. Facebook: @St.JohnXXIII.Catholic.Community. Instagram: stjohn23parish. Everyone is invited to join us. God bless

The priest is amazing and I am excited to see the new changes. The message is always great and the…read morepeople have been very welcoming.

Came to visit The Blessed Sacrament know as Blessed Adoration…read more Always try to visit as much as I could to pray in the chapel and give thanks for all blessings have received. Chapel is open Mon-Fri. 8am - 6pm Sat 8am - 12 noon Sun Closed Everyone welcome to spend few minutes to an hour or a day to just have a quiet one on one time with God.

We attend mass here & our kids attended their 1st holy communion classes here, but when trying to…read moreget a hold of someone the church office it is nearly impossible. No one picks up, nor return calls back. Every time I've stop by during the so call office hours the gate is locked so I can't even get near the door to knock. It is extremely frustrating & disappointed. Their phone message nears to be updated to let the callers know when the office is actually open

The only church that has a daily mass at 12 noon (except Monday's) around San Bernardino Countyread more

Beautiful Divine Liturgy at 10AM and a good holy priest in Fr. Stephen. A blessed community.read more

I was baptized and married here, all five of our children were also baptized here. I miss the…read morechurch since I moved away. I am looking forward to making the trip back, it is my home.