Come to Mass
Sunday:
9 AM, 11 AM, 5:30 PM (all in English)
1 PM (in Spanish)
All Masses are public; no reservations are required. Please read about our COVID-19 precautions. We also live-stream all Masses on Facebook. Click on a Mass time to download the order of worship.
Daily Mass
Monday, Tuesday: 12 PM
Wednesday: 8:30 AM
Thursday:
12 PM (in Latin)
7:30 PM (in Spanish - preceded by Holy Hour and Confessions at 6:30 PM)
Friday: no Mass
Confessions
Saturday 4:00-5:00 PM (in English)
Sunday 12:20-12:45 PM (in Spanish)
Ven a Misa
Domingo:
9 AM, 11 AM, 5:30 PM (todas en Ingles)
1 PM (en Español)
Todas nuestras Misas son públicas; no ocupa reservación. Transmitimos en vivo todas las misas en Facebook. Presione en la hora de la Santa Misa que va a participar para descargar la Hoja de Canto y Oraciones.
Misa entre semana
Lunes, Martes: 12 PM
Miércoles: 8:30 AM
Jueves:
12 PM (en Latín)
7:30 PM (en Español - Hora Santa y Confesiones a las 6:30 PM)
Viernes: no hay Misa
Confesiones
Sábado 4:00-5:00 PM (in Ingles)
Domingo 12:20-12:45 PM (en Español)
Rector's Welcome
I’m thrilled to welcome you to the historic Basilica of Saint Peter, the Capital City’s parish and mother church of Catholics in the midlands!
At Saint Peter’s we seek to make Christ known through celebrating liturgies that lift our hearts and minds heavenward while engaging in the here and now to live out our calling in ways that touch the poor and challenge all.
Our hope is that you’ll join us in our grand pilgrimage as together, we journey with Christ in union with the Saints and struggling sinners to our eternal home.
The Very Reverend Canon Gary S. Linsky, V.F., Rector
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Join us on Wednesdays at noon (in English) or Fridays at 7 PM (en Español). Or follow this video.
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Diocese of Charleston
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