Browse by state
City pages list every church with a map. State pages collect the towns with a single church.
- California1,777
- New York1,711
- Texas1,656
- Pennsylvania1,342
- Illinois1,090
- Ohio1,004
- Michigan863
- New Jersey857
- Wisconsin854
- Florida839
- Massachusetts720
- Minnesota662
- Louisiana635
- Missouri513
- Indiana484
- Iowa440
- Connecticut391
- Maryland373
- Kentucky344
- Nebraska337
- Kansas334
- Arizona327
- Washington322
- Virginia318
- Colorado316
- North Carolina263
- New Mexico254
- Georgia251
- Oklahoma212
- Alabama203
- Tennessee198
- Oregon191
- North Dakota173
- South Dakota168
- Mississippi167
- Rhode Island157
- South Carolina143
- Arkansas139
- Montana139
- West Virginia139
- Maine132
- New Hampshire124
- Hawaii98
- Nevada95
- Vermont86
- Idaho85
- Utah73
- Washington DC73
- Delaware59
- Alaska49
- Wyoming49
What this is
CatholicChurchAtlas is a free directory of Catholic churches in the United States, organised by state and city. Every listing has an address; most have a phone number, and where a business publishes its hours or services we show those too. Listings come from open data and from the businesses themselves, who can correct their card at any time — about the directory. Nothing on the lists is paid placement.
Pick a state above, or use the “near me” button to jump to the Catholic churches closest to you. City pages show the full list with a map; state pages collect smaller towns that have a single church.
Popular cities
- New York, NY351
- Chicago, IL231
- Los Angeles, CA166
- San Antonio, TX136
- Philadelphia, PA128
- Houston, TX124
- St Louis, MO82
- Milwaukee, WI81
- New Orleans, LA79
- Cincinnati, OH79
- Brooklyn, NY77
- Cleveland, OH77
- Miami, FL75
- Louisville, KY74
- Detroit, MI73
- Washington, DC73
- Pittsburgh, PA72
- Baltimore, MD70
- El Paso, TX69
- Boston, MA68
- Phoenix, AZ67
- San Diego, CA67
- San Francisco, CA64
- Buffalo, NY58
Common questions
How do I find Mass times for a parish?
Open the parish page and follow the link to its website, where most parishes post weekly Mass and confession times. If the schedule is not online, call the parish office. Times often change on holy days and during summer.
Can I attend Mass if I am not Catholic?
Yes, visitors are welcome at Mass. Holy Communion is normally reserved for Catholics who are prepared to receive it, and many parishes invite other visitors to remain seated or come forward for a blessing.
How do I find a Mass in a language other than English?
Use the language sections on this site, such as Spanish, Vietnamese, Korean and Haitian parishes. Many parishes celebrate one Mass in a community’s language and the rest in English, so confirm which Mass is offered in yours.
What is the difference between a parish, a cathedral and a basilica?
A parish is a local community served by a pastor. A cathedral is the main church of a diocese and holds the bishop’s seat, and a basilica is a church given that title by the Pope for its history or significance. All of them hold Mass and are listed here.
Do I have to be a registered member to use a parish’s programs?
Requirements vary by parish. Many welcome visitors to Mass without registration, while sacramental preparation and some ministries ask families to register. The parish office can explain what applies.