Name of Church Saint Rose of Lima

Address 100 Bishop Manogue Drive, Reno, Nevada 89511-4809

Phone number 775-851-1874

Website www.strosereno.com

Mass times Saturday vigil, 5 pm. Sunday, 8:30 am and 10:30 am. Monday through Friday, 8:30 am. There is a Mary’s Chapel opposite the main entrance used for daily Mass, as well as for daily prayer.

Confessions Saturdays, 2 to 4 pm. Tuesday and Friday, 9 am to 10 am. Also by appointment.

The parish is the temporary home of Holy Spirit Mission of Washoe Valley, which burned down in a wildfire on September 7, 2024. The Latin Tridentine Mass is offered 8 am and 10 am.Sunday and on first Saturdays at 9 am, in the Bishop Monogue High School Chapel, which is next door to St. Rose of Lima Parish (at 110 Bishop Manogue Drive in Reno). There are confessions 30 minutes before mass; Canon Jean Marie Moreau of the Institute of Christ the King celebrates the Latin Mass.

Names of priests Father Dariusz Miskowicz, pastor. Father Wojciech Prawda, parochial vicar. The priests are from Poland.

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Special devotions Eucharistic adoration First Friday after the 8:30 am Mass and third Tuesday at 5:30 pm.

Special parish groups Frasatti Young Adult group, Respect Life, prayer groups, Knights of Columbus, vocation program, altar society, Little Rock Scripture Study, lay Carmelites, MOMs group, Women of St. Rose, Serra Club.

Music Youth choir and band, Sunday choir.

Fellow parishioners This is an English-speaking community.

Parking There is an abundance of parking around the church.

Additional observations St. Rose of Lima is a parish of the diocese of Reno, Nevada and is located near the California state border and Lake Tahoe. It is next to Bishop Manogue Catholic High School. Elements of the church include stained glass windows featuring a variety of saints, including St. Rose in the large window above the main entrance to the narthex. Within the sanctuary, St. Joseph and Christ are pictured above the south entrance and Mary stands with her son above the north entrance. The 28 windows paired throughout the sanctuary depict 14 male and 14 female saints. Take a tour of the parish here.