Fisherman’s and Seaman’s Memorial Chapel

Super cool tiniest little Catholic Church, maybe the second tiniest Catholic Church I’ve ever seen. The flyer on the door says it’s traditional Roman Catholic with historical Latin masses, and that they are operating independently of any diocese or other religious society. Limited free parking right next to the church. More paid parking at the base of the wharf. Wheelchair accessible ramps. Looks like they probably don’t have a bathroom. Very scenic right over the water, next to the fishing boats. Kind of rustic, right next to the commercial fishing wharf, which is apropos because this church is dedicated to the memory of men and women who lost their lives at sea. If you choose to give a thumbs-up 👍🏽 or not, I hope you found my review helpful!

Finally found a real Catholic Church, not the weirdo stuff you get at many "modernized" churches calling themselves Catholic, but really aren't. If you are a true Catholic, this is a great place with Gregorian Chant, Traditional Latin Mass (1950 Rubrics), and great sermons. The New Order Catholic Church has not ordained priests since 1967. Which means they have no power for sacraments. If you attend the New Order Catholic Service, you now have a moral obligation to research for your self and find the truth.

Reverent Traditional Latin Mass and Divine Office. Good chant, rousing sermon and friendly folks. Very interesting location. Tiny chapel, but dignified.

If you are Catholic, you cannot go to this church. It is not in Communion with Rome. If you want the traditional Latin Mass, go to an SSPX or ICRSS or FSSP chapel. This "SSJA" is not legitimate.

an ecumenical chapel celebrating many traditions, memorializing those lost at sea, and offering Sunday services.

This is NOT a Catholic church. If you go there, ask: “are you an ordained Catholic Priest?”

Awesom worship of God

Yo llegue a ir a misa en varias ocasiones entre el 2007-2010, tiempo en el que viví en USA. Es pequeña pero muy bonita, lindo oficio, son sede vacantes, espero algún día y la caridad y misericordia de Dios, una a su rebaño en uno solo, bajo una misma cabeza, la de Pedro...