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QUICK FACTS
Quick Facts. Named in honor of Saint Bonaventure, Doctor of the Church, a 13th century Franciscan, cardinal and renowned philosopher. San Buenaventura Mission was located in the land of the coastal Chumash Native Americans. After the establishment of the mission the neophytes were known as Ventureño. The descendants of the coastalChumash
TOURS & MUSEUM
Special Holy Week: Good Friday: 10 am-noon; 3 pm-5 pm. Holy Saturday: 9am-5 pm. Easter Sunday: Closed. For more information please call 805-648-4496. Tours begin at the Mission Gift Shop. 225 E. Main Street. Ventura, CA 93001. Wheelchair Access: There are several disabled parking spaces on Main Street with one designated space nearthe Mission
MASS REGISTRATION
Mass Registration. Mass Registration is no longer required. Full Mass schedule is now offered. Facial masks ARE REQUIRED at ALL TIMES on the Mission Basilica grounds, incuding at Mass. Seating is availalbe in the Basilica and in the garden. MASSES WILL BE HELD IN MISSION BASILICA (except 10:30 AM in O'Brien Hall)MASS & SACRAMENTS
Daily Mass: (Monday-Friday) 7:30 AM Bilingual (9:00 AM, Monday, when Holy Cross School is in session) First Fridays: 7:30 AM English / 7:30 AM Espanol. Holy Days: 7:30 AM English, 9:00 AM Bilingual, 6:30 PM Espanol. Easter/Pascua 2021. Click here for schedule.RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
The purpose of the San Buenaventura Mission Religious Education is to help people of all ages to grow in the Catholic Christian Faith: “Quite early on, the name catechesis was given to the totality of the Church’s efforts to make disciples, to help men believe that Jesus is the Son of God so that believing they might have life in His name, and to educate and instruct them in this lifeMISSION CHAPEL
In person (registration required for weekend Mass), livestreamed, and overflow garden seating: CHUMASH: FIRST PEOPLE OF THE LAND The Chumash villages were endowed with a shaman/astrologer. These gifted astronomers charted the heavens and then allowed the astrologers to interpret and help guide the people. The Chumash believed that the world was in a constant state of change, so decisions in the villages were made only after consulting the charts. EL CAMINO REAL POMNIV WALK El Camino Real "Pomniv" Walk. For centuries more than 250,000 people annually walk the Camino Santiago (St. James’ Way) through France and Spain. For nearly two centuries California’s El Camino Real (The King’s Road) has afforded travelers to connect from San Diego to San Francisco and beyond. Like the Camino Santiago, California has its SERRA: PROTECTOR OF NATIVE AMERICANS In defense of the Spanish peoples led by Fr. Serra, it should be noted that Spanish colonialism viewed Native people as citizens while English settled areas did not grant such citizenship rights to Native Americans until 1924 in the United States. Under both Spain and Mexico, Native Californians had defined and extensive legal rights. HOME - SAN BUENAVENTURA MISSIONPARISH LIFEVISITORSEVENTSLINKSGALLERYGIVING Founded on Easter Sunday, March 31, 1782, San Buenaventura Mission is the ninth and last mission consecrated by Saint Junipero Serra. Named in honor of Saint Bonaventure (1221-1274: Cardinal and Doctor of the Church), it is known as the "Mission by the Sea".QUICK FACTS
Quick Facts. Named in honor of Saint Bonaventure, Doctor of the Church, a 13th century Franciscan, cardinal and renowned philosopher. San Buenaventura Mission was located in the land of the coastal Chumash Native Americans. After the establishment of the mission the neophytes were known as Ventureño. The descendants of the coastalChumash
TOURS & MUSEUM
Special Holy Week: Good Friday: 10 am-noon; 3 pm-5 pm. Holy Saturday: 9am-5 pm. Easter Sunday: Closed. For more information please call 805-648-4496. Tours begin at the Mission Gift Shop. 225 E. Main Street. Ventura, CA 93001. Wheelchair Access: There are several disabled parking spaces on Main Street with one designated space nearthe Mission
MASS REGISTRATION
Mass Registration. Mass Registration is no longer required. Full Mass schedule is now offered. Facial masks ARE REQUIRED at ALL TIMES on the Mission Basilica grounds, incuding at Mass. Seating is availalbe in the Basilica and in the garden. MASSES WILL BE HELD IN MISSION BASILICA (except 10:30 AM in O'Brien Hall)MASS & SACRAMENTS
Daily Mass: (Monday-Friday) 7:30 AM Bilingual (9:00 AM, Monday, when Holy Cross School is in session) First Fridays: 7:30 AM English / 7:30 AM Espanol. Holy Days: 7:30 AM English, 9:00 AM Bilingual, 6:30 PM Espanol. Easter/Pascua 2021. Click here for schedule.RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
The purpose of the San Buenaventura Mission Religious Education is to help people of all ages to grow in the Catholic Christian Faith: “Quite early on, the name catechesis was given to the totality of the Church’s efforts to make disciples, to help men believe that Jesus is the Son of God so that believing they might have life in His name, and to educate and instruct them in this lifeMISSION CHAPEL
In person (registration required for weekend Mass), livestreamed, and overflow garden seating: CHUMASH: FIRST PEOPLE OF THE LAND The Chumash villages were endowed with a shaman/astrologer. These gifted astronomers charted the heavens and then allowed the astrologers to interpret and help guide the people. The Chumash believed that the world was in a constant state of change, so decisions in the villages were made only after consulting the charts. EL CAMINO REAL POMNIV WALK El Camino Real "Pomniv" Walk. For centuries more than 250,000 people annually walk the Camino Santiago (St. James’ Way) through France and Spain. For nearly two centuries California’s El Camino Real (The King’s Road) has afforded travelers to connect from San Diego to San Francisco and beyond. Like the Camino Santiago, California has its SERRA: PROTECTOR OF NATIVE AMERICANS In defense of the Spanish peoples led by Fr. Serra, it should be noted that Spanish colonialism viewed Native people as citizens while English settled areas did not grant such citizenship rights to Native Americans until 1924 in the United States. Under both Spain and Mexico, Native Californians had defined and extensive legal rights. VISITORS - SAN BUENAVENTURA MISSION Mission Basilica San Buenaventura. 211 E. Main Street. San Buenaventura, California 93001. Parish Office: 805-643-4318. GiftShop: 805-648-4496.
HISTORY - SAN BUENAVENTURA MISSION The founding of San Buenaventura Mission traces to the decision on Palm Sunday, March 30, 1749 by the Franciscan priest Junipero Serra to journey to the New World as a missionary to the native peoples. (Padre Serra was canonized a Saint by Pope Francis on September 23, 2015.) Thirty-three years and one day later Saint Junipero Serra raised theMASS REGISTRATION
Mass Registration. Mass Registration is no longer required. Full Mass schedule is now offered. Facial masks ARE REQUIRED at ALL TIMES on the Mission Basilica grounds, incuding at Mass. Seating is availalbe in the Basilica and in the garden. MASSES WILL BE HELD IN MISSION BASILICA (except 10:30 AM in O'Brien Hall) HOME - SAN BUENAVENTURA MISSION Founded on Easter Sunday, March 31, 1782, San Buenaventura Mission is the ninth and last mission consecrated by Saint Junipero Serra. Named in honor of Saint Bonaventure (1221-1274: Cardinal and Doctor of the Church), it is known as the "Mission by the Sea". LOCAL INFO - SAN BUENAVENTURA MISSION The Museum is located down the street from San Buenaventura Mission and is a wonderful addition in your visit back into history. This Museum is closed on Mondays. ~ (805) 653-0323, FAX (805) 653-5267 ~ Sue Chadwick, Executive Director ( schadwick@venturamuseum.org ) One of Ventura’s most unique attractions is the Channel Islands NationalPark
PARISH MINISTRIES
Altar Servers. Parish Office. (805)643-4318. Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion. Mary Kay Huszar. (Homebount: Dea. Mark: Homebound mbanda@sanbuenaventuramission,org)SAINT BONAVENTURE
Bestowing his sevenfold gifts. First, grant us the gift of understanding, By which your precepts may enlighten our minds. Second, grant us counsel, by which we may follow. in your footsteps on the path of righteousness. Third, grant us courage, by which we may wardoff
EL CAMINO REAL POMNIV WALK El Camino Real "Pomniv" Walk. For centuries more than 250,000 people annually walk the Camino Santiago (St. James’ Way) through France and Spain. For nearly two centuries California’s El Camino Real (The King’s Road) has afforded travelers to connect from San Diego to San Francisco and beyond. Like the Camino Santiago, California has its LORETO: SISTER CITY-SISTER MISSION Sister Mission Covenant. Recognized as the Head and Mother of all Missions in Alta and Baja California, the faithful parishioners of Misión de Nuestra Señora de Loreto Conchó, founded in 1697 in Baja California Sur, and the faithful parishioners of Mission San Buenaventura, founded in 1782 in Alta California, commit to support each other in prayer to: witness the Gospel, cultivate our SERRA: PROTECTOR OF NATIVE AMERICANS In defense of the Spanish peoples led by Fr. Serra, it should be noted that Spanish colonialism viewed Native people as citizens while English settled areas did not grant such citizenship rights to Native Americans until 1924 in the United States. Under both Spain and Mexico, Native Californians had defined and extensive legal rights. HOME - SAN BUENAVENTURA MISSIONPARISH LIFEVISITORSEVENTSLINKSGALLERYGIVING Founded on Easter Sunday, March 31, 1782, San Buenaventura Mission is the ninth and last mission consecrated by Saint Junipero Serra. Named in honor of Saint Bonaventure (1221-1274: Cardinal and Doctor of the Church), it is known as the "Mission by the Sea".TOURS & MUSEUM
Special Holy Week: Good Friday: 10 am-noon; 3 pm-5 pm. Holy Saturday: 9am-5 pm. Easter Sunday: Closed. For more information please call 805-648-4496. Tours begin at the Mission Gift Shop. 225 E. Main Street. Ventura, CA 93001. Wheelchair Access: There are several disabled parking spaces on Main Street with one designated space nearthe Mission
QUICK FACTS
Quick Facts. Named in honor of Saint Bonaventure, Doctor of the Church, a 13th century Franciscan, cardinal and renowned philosopher. San Buenaventura Mission was located in the land of the coastal Chumash Native Americans. After the establishment of the mission the neophytes were known as Ventureño. The descendants of the coastalChumash
BASILICA - SAN BUENAVENTURA MISSION Saint Junipero Serra founded Mission San Buenaventura on Easter Sunday, March 31, 1782. Our Mission church is the ninth and last he founded and one of six missions he personally consecrated. The mission is named after St. Bonaventure, Bishop and Doctor of the Church. The formal canonical consecration of Mission San Buenaventura occurred inMASS & SACRAMENTS
Daily Mass: (Monday-Friday) 7:30 AM Bilingual (9:00 AM, Monday, when Holy Cross School is in session) First Fridays: 7:30 AM English / 7:30 AM Espanol. Holy Days: 7:30 AM English, 9:00 AM Bilingual, 6:30 PM Espanol. Easter/Pascua 2021. Click here for schedule.RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
The purpose of the San Buenaventura Mission Religious Education is to help people of all ages to grow in the Catholic Christian Faith: “Quite early on, the name catechesis was given to the totality of the Church’s efforts to make disciples, to help men believe that Jesus is the Son of God so that believing they might have life in His name, and to educate and instruct them in this life CHUMASH: FIRST PEOPLE OF THE LAND The Chumash villages were endowed with a shaman/astrologer. These gifted astronomers charted the heavens and then allowed the astrologers to interpret and help guide the people. The Chumash believed that the world was in a constant state of change, so decisions in the villages were made only after consulting the charts. SAFEGUARD THE CHILDREN Safeguard the Children. The Safeguard the Children Program is committed to creating a safe environment. for all children of our parish community. Our program provides ongoing support, education, training and resources to help prevent child sexual abuse and to address children's safety in our parish, school and community. EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES Employment Opportunity. San Buenaventura Mission is supported by personnel who understand and appreciate the mission of the parish and hence provide the organizational support for ministerial ministry. Employment decisions will not be made on the basis of race, color, national origin, ancestry, physical disability, mental disability,medical
SERRA: PROTECTOR OF NATIVE AMERICANS In defense of the Spanish peoples led by Fr. Serra, it should be noted that Spanish colonialism viewed Native people as citizens while English settled areas did not grant such citizenship rights to Native Americans until 1924 in the United States. Under both Spain and Mexico, Native Californians had defined and extensive legal rights. HOME - SAN BUENAVENTURA MISSIONPARISH LIFEVISITORSEVENTSLINKSGALLERYGIVING Founded on Easter Sunday, March 31, 1782, San Buenaventura Mission is the ninth and last mission consecrated by Saint Junipero Serra. Named in honor of Saint Bonaventure (1221-1274: Cardinal and Doctor of the Church), it is known as the "Mission by the Sea".TOURS & MUSEUM
Special Holy Week: Good Friday: 10 am-noon; 3 pm-5 pm. Holy Saturday: 9am-5 pm. Easter Sunday: Closed. For more information please call 805-648-4496. Tours begin at the Mission Gift Shop. 225 E. Main Street. Ventura, CA 93001. Wheelchair Access: There are several disabled parking spaces on Main Street with one designated space nearthe Mission
QUICK FACTS
Quick Facts. Named in honor of Saint Bonaventure, Doctor of the Church, a 13th century Franciscan, cardinal and renowned philosopher. San Buenaventura Mission was located in the land of the coastal Chumash Native Americans. After the establishment of the mission the neophytes were known as Ventureño. The descendants of the coastalChumash
BASILICA - SAN BUENAVENTURA MISSION Saint Junipero Serra founded Mission San Buenaventura on Easter Sunday, March 31, 1782. Our Mission church is the ninth and last he founded and one of six missions he personally consecrated. The mission is named after St. Bonaventure, Bishop and Doctor of the Church. The formal canonical consecration of Mission San Buenaventura occurred inMASS & SACRAMENTS
Daily Mass: (Monday-Friday) 7:30 AM Bilingual (9:00 AM, Monday, when Holy Cross School is in session) First Fridays: 7:30 AM English / 7:30 AM Espanol. Holy Days: 7:30 AM English, 9:00 AM Bilingual, 6:30 PM Espanol. Easter/Pascua 2021. Click here for schedule.RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
The purpose of the San Buenaventura Mission Religious Education is to help people of all ages to grow in the Catholic Christian Faith: “Quite early on, the name catechesis was given to the totality of the Church’s efforts to make disciples, to help men believe that Jesus is the Son of God so that believing they might have life in His name, and to educate and instruct them in this life CHUMASH: FIRST PEOPLE OF THE LAND The Chumash villages were endowed with a shaman/astrologer. These gifted astronomers charted the heavens and then allowed the astrologers to interpret and help guide the people. The Chumash believed that the world was in a constant state of change, so decisions in the villages were made only after consulting the charts. SAFEGUARD THE CHILDREN Safeguard the Children. The Safeguard the Children Program is committed to creating a safe environment. for all children of our parish community. Our program provides ongoing support, education, training and resources to help prevent child sexual abuse and to address children's safety in our parish, school and community. EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES Employment Opportunity. San Buenaventura Mission is supported by personnel who understand and appreciate the mission of the parish and hence provide the organizational support for ministerial ministry. Employment decisions will not be made on the basis of race, color, national origin, ancestry, physical disability, mental disability,medical
SERRA: PROTECTOR OF NATIVE AMERICANS In defense of the Spanish peoples led by Fr. Serra, it should be noted that Spanish colonialism viewed Native people as citizens while English settled areas did not grant such citizenship rights to Native Americans until 1924 in the United States. Under both Spain and Mexico, Native Californians had defined and extensive legal rights. VISITORS - SAN BUENAVENTURA MISSION Mission Basilica San Buenaventura. 211 E. Main Street. San Buenaventura, California 93001. Parish Office: 805-643-4318. GiftShop: 805-648-4496.
QUICK FACTS
Quick Facts. Named in honor of Saint Bonaventure, Doctor of the Church, a 13th century Franciscan, cardinal and renowned philosopher. San Buenaventura Mission was located in the land of the coastal Chumash Native Americans. After the establishment of the mission the neophytes were known as Ventureño. The descendants of the coastalChumash
MISSION HISTORY
The founding of San Buenaventura Mission traces to the decision on Palm Sunday, March 30, 1749 by the Franciscan priest Junipero Serra to journey to the New World as a missionary to the native peoples. (Padre Serra was canonized a Saint by Pope Francis on September 23, 2015.) Thirty-three years and one day later Saint Junipero Serra raised theMASS REGISTRATION
Mass Registration. Mass Registration is no longer required. Full Mass schedule is now offered. Facial masks ARE REQUIRED at ALL TIMES on the Mission Basilica grounds, incuding at Mass. Seating is availalbe in the Basilica and in the garden. MASSES WILL BE HELD IN MISSION BASILICA (except 10:30 AM in O'Brien Hall) LOCAL INFO - SAN BUENAVENTURA MISSION The Museum is located down the street from San Buenaventura Mission and is a wonderful addition in your visit back into history. This Museum is closed on Mondays. ~ (805) 653-0323, FAX (805) 653-5267 ~ Sue Chadwick, Executive Director ( schadwick@venturamuseum.org ) One of Ventura’s most unique attractions is the Channel Islands NationalPark
PARISH MINISTRIES
Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion. Mary Kay Huszar. (Homebount: Dea. Mark: Homebound mbanda@sanbuenaventuramission,org)(805)643-4318.
SAINT BONAVENTURE
Bestowing his sevenfold gifts. First, grant us the gift of understanding, By which your precepts may enlighten our minds. Second, grant us counsel, by which we may follow. in your footsteps on the path of righteousness. Third, grant us courage, by which we may wardoff
LINKS - SAN BUENAVENTURA MISSION Sister Mission Covenant. Recognized as the Head and Mother of all Missions in Alta and Baja California, the faithful parishioners of Misión de Nuestra Señora de Loreto Conchó, founded in 1697 in Baja California Sur, and the faithful parishioners of Mission San Buenaventura, founded in 1782 in Alta California, commit to support each other in prayer to: witness the Gospel, cultivate our EL CAMINO REAL POMNIV WALK El Camino Real "Pomniv" Walk. For centuries more than 250,000 people annually walk the Camino Santiago (St. James’ Way) through France and Spain. For nearly two centuries California’s El Camino Real (The King’s Road) has afforded travelers to connect from San Diego to San Francisco and beyond. Like the Camino Santiago, California has its PERSONNEL - SAN BUENAVENTURA MISSION In person (registration required for weekend Mass), livestreamed, and overflow garden seating: HOME - SAN BUENAVENTURA MISSIONPARISH LIFEVISITORSEVENTSLINKSGALLERYGIVING Founded on Easter Sunday, March 31, 1782, San Buenaventura Mission is the ninth and last mission consecrated by Saint Junipero Serra. Named in honor of Saint Bonaventure (1221-1274: Cardinal and Doctor of the Church), it is known as the "Mission by the Sea".QUICK FACTS
Quick Facts. Named in honor of Saint Bonaventure, Doctor of the Church, a 13th century Franciscan, cardinal and renowned philosopher. San Buenaventura Mission was located in the land of the coastal Chumash Native Americans. After the establishment of the mission the neophytes were known as Ventureño. The descendants of the coastalChumash
TOURS & MUSEUM
Special Holy Week: Good Friday: 10 am-noon; 3 pm-5 pm. Holy Saturday: 9am-5 pm. Easter Sunday: Closed. For more information please call 805-648-4496. Tours begin at the Mission Gift Shop. 225 E. Main Street. Ventura, CA 93001. Wheelchair Access: There are several disabled parking spaces on Main Street with one designated space nearthe Mission
MASS REGISTRATION
Mass Registration. Mass Registration is no longer required. Full Mass schedule is now offered. Facial masks ARE REQUIRED at ALL TIMES on the Mission Basilica grounds, incuding at Mass. Seating is availalbe in the Basilica and in the garden. MASSES WILL BE HELD IN MISSION BASILICA (except 10:30 AM in O'Brien Hall)MASS & SACRAMENTS
Daily Mass: (Monday-Friday) 7:30 AM Bilingual (9:00 AM, Monday, when Holy Cross School is in session) First Fridays: 7:30 AM English / 7:30 AM Espanol. Holy Days: 7:30 AM English, 9:00 AM Bilingual, 6:30 PM Espanol. Easter/Pascua 2021. Click here for schedule.RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
The purpose of the San Buenaventura Mission Religious Education is to help people of all ages to grow in the Catholic Christian Faith: “Quite early on, the name catechesis was given to the totality of the Church’s efforts to make disciples, to help men believe that Jesus is the Son of God so that believing they might have life in His name, and to educate and instruct them in this lifeMISSION CHAPEL
In person (registration required for weekend Mass), livestreamed, and overflow garden seating: CHUMASH: FIRST PEOPLE OF THE LAND The Chumash villages were endowed with a shaman/astrologer. These gifted astronomers charted the heavens and then allowed the astrologers to interpret and help guide the people. The Chumash believed that the world was in a constant state of change, so decisions in the villages were made only after consulting the charts. EL CAMINO REAL POMNIV WALK El Camino Real "Pomniv" Walk. For centuries more than 250,000 people annually walk the Camino Santiago (St. James’ Way) through France and Spain. For nearly two centuries California’s El Camino Real (The King’s Road) has afforded travelers to connect from San Diego to San Francisco and beyond. Like the Camino Santiago, California has its SERRA: PROTECTOR OF NATIVE AMERICANS In defense of the Spanish peoples led by Fr. Serra, it should be noted that Spanish colonialism viewed Native people as citizens while English settled areas did not grant such citizenship rights to Native Americans until 1924 in the United States. Under both Spain and Mexico, Native Californians had defined and extensive legal rights. HOME - SAN BUENAVENTURA MISSIONPARISH LIFEVISITORSEVENTSLINKSGALLERYGIVING Founded on Easter Sunday, March 31, 1782, San Buenaventura Mission is the ninth and last mission consecrated by Saint Junipero Serra. Named in honor of Saint Bonaventure (1221-1274: Cardinal and Doctor of the Church), it is known as the "Mission by the Sea".QUICK FACTS
Quick Facts. Named in honor of Saint Bonaventure, Doctor of the Church, a 13th century Franciscan, cardinal and renowned philosopher. San Buenaventura Mission was located in the land of the coastal Chumash Native Americans. After the establishment of the mission the neophytes were known as Ventureño. The descendants of the coastalChumash
TOURS & MUSEUM
Special Holy Week: Good Friday: 10 am-noon; 3 pm-5 pm. Holy Saturday: 9am-5 pm. Easter Sunday: Closed. For more information please call 805-648-4496. Tours begin at the Mission Gift Shop. 225 E. Main Street. Ventura, CA 93001. Wheelchair Access: There are several disabled parking spaces on Main Street with one designated space nearthe Mission
MASS REGISTRATION
Mass Registration. Mass Registration is no longer required. Full Mass schedule is now offered. Facial masks ARE REQUIRED at ALL TIMES on the Mission Basilica grounds, incuding at Mass. Seating is availalbe in the Basilica and in the garden. MASSES WILL BE HELD IN MISSION BASILICA (except 10:30 AM in O'Brien Hall)MASS & SACRAMENTS
Daily Mass: (Monday-Friday) 7:30 AM Bilingual (9:00 AM, Monday, when Holy Cross School is in session) First Fridays: 7:30 AM English / 7:30 AM Espanol. Holy Days: 7:30 AM English, 9:00 AM Bilingual, 6:30 PM Espanol. Easter/Pascua 2021. Click here for schedule.RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
The purpose of the San Buenaventura Mission Religious Education is to help people of all ages to grow in the Catholic Christian Faith: “Quite early on, the name catechesis was given to the totality of the Church’s efforts to make disciples, to help men believe that Jesus is the Son of God so that believing they might have life in His name, and to educate and instruct them in this lifeMISSION CHAPEL
In person (registration required for weekend Mass), livestreamed, and overflow garden seating: CHUMASH: FIRST PEOPLE OF THE LAND The Chumash villages were endowed with a shaman/astrologer. These gifted astronomers charted the heavens and then allowed the astrologers to interpret and help guide the people. The Chumash believed that the world was in a constant state of change, so decisions in the villages were made only after consulting the charts. EL CAMINO REAL POMNIV WALK El Camino Real "Pomniv" Walk. For centuries more than 250,000 people annually walk the Camino Santiago (St. James’ Way) through France and Spain. For nearly two centuries California’s El Camino Real (The King’s Road) has afforded travelers to connect from San Diego to San Francisco and beyond. Like the Camino Santiago, California has its SERRA: PROTECTOR OF NATIVE AMERICANS In defense of the Spanish peoples led by Fr. Serra, it should be noted that Spanish colonialism viewed Native people as citizens while English settled areas did not grant such citizenship rights to Native Americans until 1924 in the United States. Under both Spain and Mexico, Native Californians had defined and extensive legal rights.MASS REGISTRATION
Mass Registration. Mass Registration is no longer required. Full Mass schedule is now offered. Facial masks ARE REQUIRED at ALL TIMES on the Mission Basilica grounds, incuding at Mass. Seating is availalbe in the Basilica and in the garden. MASSES WILL BE HELD IN MISSION BASILICA (except 10:30 AM in O'Brien Hall) HOME - SAN BUENAVENTURA MISSION Founded on Easter Sunday, March 31, 1782, San Buenaventura Mission is the ninth and last mission consecrated by Saint Junipero Serra. Named in honor of Saint Bonaventure (1221-1274: Cardinal and Doctor of the Church), it is known as the "Mission by the Sea". LOCAL INFO - SAN BUENAVENTURA MISSION The Museum is located down the street from San Buenaventura Mission and is a wonderful addition in your visit back into history. This Museum is closed on Mondays. ~ (805) 653-0323, FAX (805) 653-5267 ~ Sue Chadwick, Executive Director ( schadwick@venturamuseum.org ) One of Ventura’s most unique attractions is the Channel Islands NationalPark
MISSION HISTORY
The founding of San Buenaventura Mission traces to the decision on Palm Sunday, March 30, 1749 by the Franciscan priest Junipero Serra to journey to the New World as a missionary to the native peoples. (Padre Serra was canonized a Saint by Pope Francis on September 23, 2015.) Thirty-three years and one day later Saint Junipero Serra raised thePARISH MINISTRIES
Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion. Mary Kay Huszar. (Homebount: Dea. Mark: Homebound mbanda@sanbuenaventuramission,org)(805)643-4318.
SAINT BONAVENTURE
Bestowing his sevenfold gifts. First, grant us the gift of understanding, By which your precepts may enlighten our minds. Second, grant us counsel, by which we may follow. in your footsteps on the path of righteousness. Third, grant us courage, by which we may wardoff
DRIVING DIRECTIONS
Directions to the Mission. Take US 101 North, exit California Avenue in Ventura. Stay in the middle lane to the right. Go up three signals to E. Main Street, turn left. Parking is available on Main Street. Take US 101 South, exit Main Street and turn right. The Mission is about 1 mile on your left, across Mission Park.GIFT SHOP & MUSEUM
Wheelchair Access: There are several disabled parking spaces on Main Street with one designated space near the Mission Gift Shop. The Gift Shop is accessible to wheelchair users. Wheelchair users have access to the Mission museum, garden and church from the Gift Shop on Main Street via a gated alley way within twenty feet of the Gift Shop door. LINKS - SAN BUENAVENTURA MISSION Sister Mission Covenant. Recognized as the Head and Mother of all Missions in Alta and Baja California, the faithful parishioners of Misión de Nuestra Señora de Loreto Conchó, founded in 1697 in Baja California Sur, and the faithful parishioners of Mission San Buenaventura, founded in 1782 in Alta California, commit to support each other in prayer to: witness the Gospel, cultivate our SERRA: PROTECTOR OF NATIVE AMERICANS In defense of the Spanish peoples led by Fr. Serra, it should be noted that Spanish colonialism viewed Native people as citizens while English settled areas did not grant such citizenship rights to Native Americans until 1924 in the United States. Under both Spain and Mexico, Native Californians had defined and extensive legal rights. Mass Times Mass RegistrationLivestream Link
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Called to go “always forward” by the Holy Spirit, Mission Basilica San Buenaventura disciples witness the love of Jesus Christ through prayer and service to promote unity among our faith community. Llamados a ir “siempre adelante” por el Espíritu Santo, los discípulos de la Misión Basílica San Buenaventura testifican el amor de Jesucristo a través de la oración y el servicio para promover la unidad en nuestra comunidad de fe.Learn More
HISTORY
Founded on Easter Sunday, March 31, 1782, San Buenaventura Mission is the ninth and last mission consecrated by Saint Junipero Serra. Named in honor of Saint Bonaventure (1221-1274: Cardinal and Doctor of the Church), it is known as the "Mission by the Sea".Learn More
VISITOR INFORMATION
The Old Mission welcomes visitors from sunrise until sunset. Known for its beautiful gardens and faithfully restored artifacts the mission is a always an experience to visit. Tours available daily.Learn More
PASTOR'S MESSAGE
Welcome to the MISSION BASILICA SAN BUENAVENTURA!...the_ MISSION BYTHE SEA!_
Our Mission Basilica Mass schedule is fully restored; registration is no longer required. The gift shop and parish offices are open as well. Presently, masks are required on the Mission grounds and throughout the state of California. At the end of Matthew’s Gospel, we hear Jesus commission His DISCIPLES (MT 28: 16-20): “All power in heaven and on earth has been given to me. Go, therefore, and make DISCIPLES of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the holy Spirit, teaching them to observe all that I have commandedyou.”
This is our baptismal identity and calling…to be DISCIPLES of the Lord Jesus who is risen from the dead. To help us to remember who we are in Jesus and what we are called to do, you will see and read new signage in the back of the Basilica and in the foyer of O’Brien Hall. We are called to be DYNAMIC DISCIPLES. A Dynamic Disciple BELIEVES in Jesus as Savior. A Dynamic Disciple GROWS in following Jesus. A Dynamic Disciple GATHERS in a faith community. A Dynamic Disciple LOVES unconditionally. A Dynamic Disciple LEADS other to Jesus. For recent or future ministies or events please viw our parish bulletin link to the rightside of the website or view the calendar of events under "EVENTS" above. Click here to view an exceptional VIDEO ON THE LIFE AND DISCIPLESHIP OF ST. JUNIPERO SERRA sponorded by the Kinghs of Columbus 2021. Click here to take a TOUR OF THE MISSION WITH FR. TOM AND JOE ESTEVEZ as seen on "All Things Catholic" NETNY.TV Brooklyn, New YorkTelevision
AMGEN CYCLE TOUR 2019 in Beautiful Downtown Ventura! To help sustain the legacy of our historic MissionBasilica: please remember Mission Basilica San Buenaventura in your Will or Trustplanning.
"Siempre Adelante" Shalom, Fr. Tom Elewaut CHURCH COVID19 UPDATE MAY 18, 2021 The Ventura County Environmental Health Division states: California and Ventura County continue to require the use of masks. "California has made amazing progress in our fight against COVID-19. With more than 34 million vaccines administered, we now have among the lowest case and positivity rates in the nation. On JUNE 15, CALIFORNIA PLANS TO IMPLEMENT THE CDC’S GUIDELINES AROUND MASKING TO ALLOW FULLY VACCINATED CALIFORNIANS TO GO WITHOUT A MASK IN MOST INDOOR SETTINGS. This four-week period will give Californians time to prepare for this change while we continue our relentless focus on delivering vaccines, particularly in underserved communities. Until June 15, when California plans to fully reopen the economy, California will keep our existing guidance around masks inplace.
We URGE ALL CALIFORNIANS TO GET VACCINATED to ensure that infection and hospitalization rates remain low across the state and that we can all return to the activities we love. As of May 3, 2021, face coverings are no longer required outdoors except at crowded events, and for unvaccinated people, when physical distancing cannot be maintained. In INDOOR SETTINGS OUTSIDE OF ONE’S HOME, including public transportation and schools, FACE COVERINGS CONTINUE TO BE REQUIRED REGARDLESS OF VACCINATION STATUS.” UNTIL JUNE 15, MISSION BASILICA SAN BUENAVENTURA REQUIRES WEARING MASKS ON THE PROPERTY AT ALL TIMES. DAILY MASS (7:30 AM M-F; 9:00 AM ON MONDAY DURING SCHOOL YEAR) available IN PERSON or via LIVESTREAM on Facebook. We offer the following Mass schedule in the Basilica IN-PERSON and via LIVESTREAM WITH OVERFLOW SEATING IN THE GARDEN, BRING YOUR OWNCHAIR:
SATURDAY:
5:30 PM ENGLISH
7:30 PM SPANISH
SUNDAY:
7:30 AM ENGLISH
9:00 AM ENGLISH
10:30 AM SPANISH (in O'Brien Hall)12:15 PM ENGLISH
CONFESSIONS are offered on SATURDAY AT 4:00 P.M. in the garden or byappointment.
PARISH OFFICE IS OPEN 8:30 AM TO 4:30 PM, MONDAY-FRIDAY. GIFT SHOP, MUSEUM, GARDEN, AND BASILICA ARE OPEN: DIALY 10:00 AM TO5:00 PM.
MAIN STREET IS CLOSED (200-600 BLOCKS). Access to the Mission UPPER PARKING LOT is via Palm Street from Santa Clara Street and Poli Street. WEEKEND ACCESS to the LOWER PARKING LOT on MAIN STREET IS VIAVENTURA AVENUE.
ADORATION CHAPEL IS OPEN MONDAY 6:00 AM THROUGH THURSDAY 6:00 AM.SIX PERSON LIMIT.
Presently all Faithful in the Archdiocese of Los Angeles remain DISPENSED FROM ANY OBLIGATION TO ATTEND MASS ON SUNDAY (per ArchbishopJose Gomez).
See website for online BAPTISM PREPRATION AND MARRIAGE CLASSES Click here for an ACT OF SPIRITUAL COMMUNION Prayer/ACTO DE COMUNIÓN ESPIRITUAL FORMED: RESOURCE FOR SPIRITUALITY, EVANGELIZATION, ENTERTAINMENT Mission Basilica San Buenaventura is pleased to offer FORMED to ourparishioners.
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MASSES / MISAS AT THE BASILICA In person (registration required for weekend Mass), livestreamed, and overflow garden seating: WEEKDAYS M-F: 7:30 A.M. (Monday 9:00 A.M during school year)SATURDAY / SÁBADO:
5:30 P.M. English
7:30 P.M. Espanol
REGISTRATION FOR WEEKEND MASSSUNDAY / DOMINGO:
7:30 A.M. English
9:00 A.M. English
10:30 A.M. Espanol
12:15 P.M. English
HOLY DAYS/ DÍAS SANTOS: 7:30 AM, 9:00 AM, 6:30 PM FIRST FRIDAY / VIERNES PRIMEROS: 7:30 A.M. English, 7:30 P.M. Espanol 2021 Liturgical CalendarFINDAPARISH.COM
CONFESSION / CONFESIONES: Saturday/Sábado 4:00 P.M. in the garden EUCHARISTIC ADORATION/ ADORACIÓN EUCARÍSTICA: Serra Chapel / Capilla Junípero Serra Monday 6:00 A.M.- Thursday 6:00 A.M. Closed de Lunes 6:00 A.M. a Jueves 6:00 A.M. Closed REGISTRATION / INSCRIPCIÓN * Parish Census Form * Forma del censo Parroquial MARRIAGE / MATRIMONIOS By Appointment Minimally Six Months in Advance: * Celebrating Matrimony - Mission San Buenaventura GUIDELINES * Online Marriage Preparation Agape Ministries * Online Marriage Preparation Archdiocese of Los Angels * Por Cita Seis Meses Antes de la Boda: NORMASBAPTISM / BAUTISMOS
By Appointment Only/ Por Cita Solamente:* Guidelines 2021
* English Registration Form * Online Baptism Class* Normas 2021
* Forma de registro
OFFICE HOURS
PARISH CENTER OFFICE HOURS: HORARIO OFICINA DEL CENTROPARROQUIAL:
Monday-Friday/ Lunes a Viernes8:30 A.M.-4:30 P.M.
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