Welcome to Immaculate Conception Catholic Church, the Latin Mass Parish of El Paso, TX. Founded in 1893, Immaculate Conception is a jewel of downtown El Paso and a recognized historic church. Served by the Priestly Fraternity of St. Peter, we have the privilege to offer full parish life following the rich liturgical and devotional traditions of the of the Catholic Church. Join us for Mass or stop in for private prayer.
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Weekday Masses Open
Immaculate Conception is open to all who wish to come to Mass up to ~65 people according to the regular Mass Schedule Monday to Saturday (see here for that schedule). Confessions are heard from the … Continue readingWeekday Masses Open
Resource
One of the spiritual classics of the last one hundred and fifty years is the book ‘Soul of the Apostolate’ by Dom Chatard. In it he writes of the spiritual life with detail, clarity, and … Continue readingResource
Feast/Relic Of St James
Tomorrow, the 25th of July is the Feast of St. James the Greater (Apostle). St. James was the brother of St. John the Evangelist, and selected by Christ with two others (St. Peter and St. … Continue readingFeast/Relic Of St James
Day 5 of Rosary Novena
We are on day 5 of the 54 Day Rosary Novena; currently in the ‘Petition’ stage. Even if you are starting late, Join Us!http://fssp.com/wp-content/uploads/54-Day-Assumption.pdf Hail, Queen of the Most Holy Rosary, my Mother Mary,hail! At … Continue readingDay 5 of Rosary Novena
New Website Live!
We are happy to announce the release of our new website today on the VII sunday after Pentecost. This new website is part of an effort to make good use of technologies in the service … Continue readingNew Website Live!
54-Day Novena to Our Lady
The intention of this novena is for the Triumph of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, for the Holy Catholic Church and for the United States of America during this time of pandemic, riots, political and … Continue reading54-Day Novena to Our Lady
Phase 2 announced
The Bishop has decided to proceed to phase 2. Masses during weekdays are permitted but The capacity is limited to 25% or ~65 people.We ask that you sanitize your spot before leaving the Church. *Sundays are … Continue readingPhase 2 announced