Novena of La Conquistadora Procession to Rosario
2025-06-29 15:00 - 17:00 (America/Denver) | Cathedral Basilica of St. Francis of Assisi, 131 Cathedral Place, Santa Fe, NM, 87501, United States
June 29th Novena of La Conquistadora Procession to Rosario at 3pm CBSFA

Novena in Honor of La Conquistadora
2025-07-06 16:00 - 17:00 | Rosario Chapel, 499 N Guadalupe Street, Santa Fe, NM, 87501, United States
July 6th Novena in Honor of La Conquistadora 4PM Procession from Rosario to Cathedral

Mass on the Mountain
2025-10-11 10:00 - 23:00 | The Lookout, Hyde Park Road, SR 475, Santa Fe, NM, United States
Mass on the Mountain brings parishioners closer to God
The purpose of the event is for us to pray over the Santa Fe Valley, New Mexico and all the Americas (from the Lookout at the Santa Fe ski base and you can see the Sandia’s, the Jemez and the Sangre de Cristo mountains, Santa Fe, Los Alamos and Espanola.
Just as Abraham, Isaac, Moses, Elijah, and Jesus all climbed mountains to meet God. You can do the same, every year at 10 AM, the second Saturday of October.
“Mass on the Mountain” is a beautiful and uplifting experience. “Just as Jesus would climb a mountain to pray, we are doing the same to keep following His journey in ourselves. Those who have attended the event said they enjoyed being closer to God and nature. As you drive up the mountain leaving Santa Fe at 8:30 AM the sun is behind the mountain and people start gathering around 9:30 AM before the sun starts piercing through the aspens. By the offertory and the consecration the sun has warmed everyone with his rays. After mass many take the ski lifts to the top of the mountain and get a breath of fresh air as they see breathtaking views of God’s creation. Many come back year to year to attend another “Mass on the Mountain”.
Mass on the Mountain started in 2018 by Fr Michael Niemczak and the Knights of Santa Maria de la Paz, Fr Michael had said mass with his youth group from Albuquerque’s in the past before being asked to say mass in the Santa Fe Mountains. Fr Rob Yaksich 2019, Fr Joel O Burgas 2020, Fr Jordan Sanchez 2021, Fr DJ Segura 2022, Fr Benny Sebastian 2023, Fr Adrian Sisneros 2024, and now Fr Kevin Obiesi 2025 are the priests who have taken the hike to say mass in the cathedral of aspens.
This year the event is SCHEDULED to be at 10 AM October 11th, 2025 at the Lookout at the end of State Road 475, just before the Santa Fe Ski basin. See flyer.
Remember, the ski lifts are running this weekend because the aspens are in full color. You can make this an all-day event enjoying God’s creation.
Please pray that we may have a religious, holy experience.

Bingo Night at Santa Maria de la Paz
2026-01-16 18:00 - 21:00 | Santa Maria de la Paz parish hall, 11 College Avenue, Santa Fe, NM, 87502, United States
BINGO NIGHT!
PRESENTED BY KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS COUNCIL 10517
Your participation allows all proceeds to be utilized to help our parish and our community
FRIDAY, JANUARY 16; 2026
DOORS OPEN AT 5 PM
6:00-9:30 P.M.
SANTA MARIA DE LA PAZ
SOCIAL HALL
Bingo Entry Packet: $35.
Regular Specials: $1.
Coverall Specials: $15.
Daubers: $3.

Payouts:
15 Regular Games @ $50 each
5 Regular Specials Games @$100 each
1 Cover All Special@ $500

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Please note: Online Sales will close at 5PM, January 15, the night before.

Concession Stand with Great Food Will Be Open
For more information please contact Grant Thomas at 727-470-7273
NO ONE UNDER 18 ALLOWED IN HALL
300 PERSON MAXIMUM CAPACITY
Additional Service Charge for Credit Card Use
SECURITY ON PREMISES FOR THE SAFETY OF THE PUBLIC

St. Joseph Altar at Santa Maria de la Paz Catholic Community
2026-03-21 - 2026-03-23 | Santa Maria de la Paz, 11 College Ave., Santa Fe, NM, 87508, United States
Last Year’s Altar was a great success!
We would like this year’s Altar to be even more successful.
Please join us!
Please inform your friends and relatives from our parish about this event. If they can’t help with the organizing process we can use their help in providing items to decorate the altar.
Statues of St. Joseph (San José) are especially welcomed as are statues of the Holy Family, Mother Mary and Jesus. At this time we also honor our deceased family and friends so photographs of deceased ones are also welcomed. Be sure to mark those items you want returned. As St. Joseph was a carpenter, items used in carpentry are welcomed, especially if they are constructed from baked bread such as hammers, saws, ladders, nails, and then crosses, sandals, fish, etc.
Drop them off at the parish the week of March 19.
A basket for donations for our SMDLP Food Pantry run by Bernadette Bach will be on the altar as will a basket for intentions.
Fresh food such as bright raw peppers (Chile peppers too), oranges, grapes, artichokes, fennel, onions, garlic, apples and pears are traditionally found on the altar as is a bowl of dried fava beans. Lillies and palms typically are used to decorate the altar.
We will hope everyone will contribute to our potluck on March 21 after the 5pm Mass. Remember, it is the Lenten Season.
There will be 300 packets ready with a St. Joseph medal, a St. Joseph prayer card and three fava beans (first come, first served).
There will also be a jar of fava beans on the altar too. You can’t forget the fava beans!
Schedule for our Altar
The tentative dates are:
Before March 17 (TBD) Assemble prayer packets with three Fava Beans, A St. Joseph Medal and a St. Joseph Prayer Card
March 17-18 Set Up The Altar (Decorate the altar with food, bread in the shape of St. Joseph tools and religious items)
March 19-22 Altar is up for all Masses
March 21 Altar is blessed as is Prayer Packets and Potluck after 5pm Mass
March 23-24 Altar is taken down
Can use help:
Decorating the altar
Receiving potluck dishes before and during Mass
Setting up tables outside the kitchen for the potluck
Helping serve during the potluck
Helping to clean up after the potluck
Breaking down the altar
Peace, Blessings and Viva San José!
