Specialty:
"San Felipe De Neri Parish serves as a spiritual sanctuary and a social center for the community. The current church building, erected in [insert year], holds a significant place on the National Register of Historic Places. The cathedral provides a warmly inviting atmosphere to participate in daily worship and mass ceremonies alongside parishioners. In 1855, Father Joseph Machebeur, a French priest appointed by Bishop Lamy, assumed the role of pastor, leading significant renovations to the church, including installing a new roof, altar, and pulpit. Further enhancements were made in 1916, with additions such as a pressed tin ceiling, painted interior, and new wooden flooring. The cathedral is committed to providing religious education, age-appropriate curricula, and sacramental training for children and adults.
2026 Highlights: San Felipe De Neri Parish offers mass in both English and Spanish. Homebound Communion Ministers visit parishioners who are unable to attend Mass, bringing them the Eucharist along with prayer, fellowship, and spiritual encouragement."








