Name of Church St. Hedwig Church
Address 11482 Los Alamitos Blvd., Los Alamitos, CA 90720
Phone number (562) 296-9000
Mass times Saturday vigil, 4 p.m. Sundays, 4 p.m. Monday – Saturday, 8:30 a.m. (Weekend Masses are currently being held outdoors in the school parking lot, and weekday Masses in front of the church; bring your own chair and kneeling pad.) Visit the parish YouTube channel (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrtTXJu9WXobzVQrqXJ1U9g/videos) to watch previous Masses and to hear the priests preach.
Confessions Wednesdays, 6:30 p.m., Saturdays, 2:30 p.m.
Names of priests Fr. Christopher Heath, pastor. Fr. Scott Allen, parochial vicar. Fr. Joseph Droessler, in residence. Fr. Heath is a fine, orthodox priest, has a good head for the faith, is a great homilist and is a reverent liturgist. Fr. Droessler is conservative as well; his brother, Jeff, is also a priest for the Diocese of Orange.
Special groups/activities Weekly adoration (check the website for times), Knights of Columbus, That Man is You men’s program, Cursillo, bible studies, bible camp, parish religious education programs.
Music None outside, but during ordinary times, piano & cantor, choirs, depending on the Mass.
School Yes, K-8th grade.
Fellow parishioners This is a middle-class, English-speaking community.
Parking There’s parking in lots alongside and beside the church. You can also park on Los Alamitos Blvd., but it is a busy street.
Cry Room No.
Additional observations St. Hedwig is a church of the Diocese of Orange, located in the small city of Los Alamitos in the northwestern end of Orange County. It began with the establishment of nearby St. Isidore Church in 1921; St. Hedwig Church was completed in 1960 and St. Isidore finally closed in 1999 (today, its historic buildings are a historical plaza). St. Hedwig’s was eventually renovated, with the renovated church re-opening in 1990.
Three priests and only one Sunday Mass?
MikeM, during non-pandemic times I imagine there are more Masses offered. Per their own website, which I suppose is less convenient to look at than firing off a negative comment, they need help from volunteers to facilitate holding more Masses outside on Sundays.
Could do without the constant vertical shifting of the page…makes trying to read the feature somewhat nauseating….
Love one another.
Judge not, lest…….
Peace,
Jesus
Anonymous, are you judging the previous people who posted, alluding to the fact that they are judgemental? Does this make you judgemental?
3 priests and no Traditional Latin Mass?
No nuns?