St. Martin of Tours Catholic Church

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Philadelphia, Pennsylvania ● Catholic ● 08:00am, 10:00am, 12:00pm, 06:00pm, 06:30pm

About Us

St. Martin of Tours Catholic Church is a local church in Philadelphia, PA. Expect music styles such as traditional hymns, contemporary, and praise and worship. You might also find programs like children's ministry, community service, youth group, missions, and nursery. by FaithStreet

Vibe: Traditional Liturgy, Charismatic

Programs: Social Justice, Addiction/Recovery, Youth Group, Choir, Adult Education, Food Pantry, Preschool, School, Children's Ministry

Music: Traditional Hymns, Organ, Chanting

Denomination: Catholic

Size: Medium

Language: English, Spanish

Founded: 1923

Contact

Phone

(215) 535-2962

Website

http://www.smtparish.org

Our Services

Saturday

04:00pm: Sunday Vigil Mass
07:30pm: Sunday Mass in Portuguese
08:15am: Daily Mass
09:00am: English Holy Hour (1st Saturday of Month only)

Sunday

08:00am: Sunday Mass in English
10:00am: Sunday Mass in Spanish
12:00pm: Sunday Mass in English
06:30pm: Portuguese Holy Hour (1st Sunday of Month only)
06:00pm: Youth Holy Hour (1st Sunday of Month only)

Monday

06:30am: Daily Mass
08:15am: Daily Mass

Tuesday

06:30am: Daily Mass
08:15am: Daily Mass

Wednesday

06:30am: Daily Mass
08:15am: Daily Mass

Thursday

06:30am: Daily Mass
08:15am: Daily Mass
07:00pm: Spanish Holy Hour (1st Thursday of Month only)

Friday

06:30am: Daily Mass
08:15am: Daily Mass

What to Expect

What are services like?
All are masses are celebrated in the traditional Roman Rite of the Second Vatican Council. We have 3 masses in English, 1 in Spanish, and 1 in Portuguese on the weekends while our daily masses our in English. While our liturgy is traditional, we have 2 charismatic holy hours at the beginning of every month - one in English and 1 in Spanish.

What is the community like?
Our community is reforming at the moment. We transitioning from separated cultural groups to multicultural parish family. There has been an increase of parish events where all groups are participating and growing in faith, hope, and love.

What if I'm not a Christian?
While you cannot fully participate in the holy sacrifice of the mass by receiving the Holy Eucharist, we welcome you to celebrate Christ with us daily. A great way to meet Christ without the full Catholic commitment is to come to our Holy Hour on the 1st Saturday morning of the month in English, the 1st Thursday night of the month in Spanish, or the 1st Sunday evening of the month in Portuguese. You can also request to participate in the our RCIA program where you can learn about the Catholic faith and prepare yourself for Baptism at Easter if you wish to be baptized into the Church.