Our Parishes
Claretians serve diverse communities across the U.S. and Canada.
“This parish is a home where you know there is somebody out there waiting to show you Christ's love." — Parishioner
"Everyone is welcoming, no matter the time of day or night.” — Parishioner
Canada
Sacred Heart Church
St. Paul’s Catholic Church
Vancouver, British Columbia
Our growing community welcomes all, serving Spanish-speaking families, First Nations, the unhoused, those in recovery, students, and hospital patients. Our priests participate in campus ministry, offer Mass at the maritime port, and also serve the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Holy Rosary.
Notre-Dame d’Anjou
Montréal, Québec
A key center for Catholics in greater Montreal, Notre-Dame d’Anjou serves four worship sites across the city. It stands as an anchor for French-speaking Quebecois and migrants that embodies St. Claret’s mission to welcome all who seek faith, belonging, and community.
Secteur-de-la-Montée
Sherbrooke, Québec
The Claretians have served Sherbrooke since the 1960s, establishing a novitiate. We now oversee Notre-Dame-de-Protection and nearby parishes, offering dedicated ministry to Latin American Catholics and continuing our mission across the Eastern Townships with faith and care.
Secteur des Nations
Sherbrooke, Québec
Expanding to the northern part of Sherbrooke in 2024, we provide pastoral care to four parishes and ten senior residences known for their multicultural character. Our ministry reflects a commitment to inclusivity, compassion, and the promotion of community life.
USA
Catholic Parishes of Whatcom County
Lynden, WA
Claretians go where the need is greatest—and Whatcom County is our newest community. Here, we serve Spanish-speaking communities across six church sites within the Archdiocese of Seattle. We also lead a biblical pastoral ministry that offers small-group Bible study and spiritual formation.
Immaculate Heart of Mary
San Antonio, TX
Founded in 1912, Immaculate Heart of Mary is a Claretian landmark in San Antonio—rich in history, culture, and sacred art. Home to a historic Alamo-era bell, the parish remains a spiritual treasure drawing faithful from across the city.
San Gabriel Mission
San Gabriel, CA
Known as the “Pride of the Alta California Missions,” San Gabriel Mission has been the heart of Claretian ministry in California since 1908. Today, the Claretians continue to serve Vietnamese- and Spanish-speaking communities. The parish also includes elementary and high schools.
Our Lady of Guadalupe
Chicago, IL
Founded in 1923 as Chicago’s first Hispanic parish, Our Lady of Guadalupe is home to the National Shrine of St. Jude. Rooted in service and immigrant welcome, this vibrant community and parish school have shined as a beacon of faith for more than a century.
Our Lady of Fatima
Perth Amboy, NJ
Energized by new members, Our Lady of Fatima Parish in Perth Amboy has served a vibrant, multi-national Hispanic community since the 1940s. What began as a small mission is now a dynamic spiritual home for generations of Catholic families.
St. Anthony Mary Claret
Fresno, CA
Founded in 1951, this vibrant bilingual parish in Fresno honors our founder, St. Anthony Mary Claret, by serving 1,500–2,000 families, including migrant workers. With additional ministries for lay leaders, this community is a pillar of faith.
St. Paul Catholic Newman Center
Fresno, CA
Located at Fresno State University, we serve students and the neighboring communities. All are welcome in our parish family. The campus ministry offers social service and volunteer opportunities for students, along with retreats, events, and opportunities to explore their faith.
St. Joseph Roman Catholic Church
Jersey City, NJ
In the heart of Jersey City, St. Joseph Parish—established in 1857—is the city’s oldest operating Catholic church. Now led by the Claretians, this multicultural parish engages in migrant outreach for the archdiocese and represents the congregation at the United Nations.
