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Immaculate Heart of Mary

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Google Rating61 reviews

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania • Catholic

Last updated July 3, 2026

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About Our Church

Immaculate Heart of Mary Parish is a Catholic community located in Philadelphia, PA. The parish offers a variety of services and ministries to support its members and the local community.

Service Times

Sunday — 11:30AMMass
Monday — 8:30AMMass
Tuesday — 8:30AMMass
Saturday — 5:15PMVigil
Sunday — 7:30AMMass
Sunday — 9:30AMMass
Wednesday — 8:30AMMass (when school is in session)
Thursday — 8:30AMMass
Friday — 8:30AMMass
Saturday — 8:00AMMass
Holy Days — 5:15PMVigil Mass
Holy Days — 8:30AMMass
Holy Days — 12:00PMMass
Holy Days — 7:00PMMass
1st Friday — 8:30AMMass
Holidays — 9:00AMMass

Ministries

Legion of MaryAvailable
St. Vincent De Paul SocietyAvailable
Religious EducationAvailable

Location & Parking

819 E Cathedral Rd, Philadelphia, PA 19128, USA, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

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About Catholic Churches

Tradition

The Catholic Church is the oldest and largest Christian church, tracing its history to the apostles. It follows sacred scripture and sacred tradition, with the Pope as its spiritual leader.

What to Expect in Worship

Catholic worship centers on the Mass, which includes readings from scripture, a homily, the Eucharist (communion), and communal prayers. The liturgy follows a structured order.

Church Governance

The Catholic Church has a hierarchical structure: parishes are led by priests, who serve under bishops, archbishops, and ultimately the Pope in Rome.

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Visitor FAQ

What are the service times at Immaculate Heart of Mary?

Immaculate Heart of Mary holds services: Sunday at 11:30AM (Mass), Monday at 8:30AM (Mass), Tuesday at 8:30AM (Mass), Saturday at 5:15PM (Vigil), Sunday at 7:30AM (Mass), Sunday at 9:30AM (Mass), Wednesday at 8:30AM (Mass (when school is in session)), Thursday at 8:30AM (Mass), Friday at 8:30AM (Mass), Saturday at 8:00AM (Mass), Holy Days at 5:15PM (Vigil Mass), Holy Days at 8:30AM (Mass), Holy Days at 12:00PM (Mass), Holy Days at 7:00PM (Mass), 1st Friday at 8:30AM (Mass), Holidays at 9:00AM (Mass). We recommend arriving 10-15 minutes early for your first visit so you can find parking and get oriented.

What should I wear to Immaculate Heart of Mary?

Most Catholic welcome visitors in whatever they feel comfortable wearing. Business casual is always a safe choice, but many people also attend in jeans and a nice top. The most important thing is that you come as you are.

Is there parking at Immaculate Heart of Mary?

Most churches in Philadelphia have on-site parking or nearby street parking available. We recommend arriving a few minutes early on your first visit to find a spot and get oriented.

Is Immaculate Heart of Mary accessible for people with disabilities?

We recommend contacting Immaculate Heart of Mary directly to ask about wheelchair access, hearing assistance, and other accessibility accommodations. Many churches in Philadelphia are working to improve accessibility for all visitors.

What should I expect on my first visit to Immaculate Heart of Mary?

When you visit Immaculate Heart of Mary for the first time, you can expect a welcoming atmosphere. As a Catholic church, the service will typically include worship through music, prayer, and a message from the Bible. Don't hesitate to introduce yourself — most church members enjoy meeting new visitors!

Details

Denomination: Catholic

Worship Style: Traditional

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