St Joseph's Chapel Fuengirola
Please Note
St Josephs is closed as customary for the summer months.
The Chapel will reopen on Saturday 9th October for 7pm Vigil Mass
When we reopen in September the Mass Times will be as follows
Mass in English
Saturday Vigil Mass 7pm
Sunday 11am
Tuesday - Friday 11am
(St Josephs is closed on Mondays)
St Joseph’s the Worker Chapel Fuengirola, was established in the late 70's. It was set up to provide a Mass in English for the growing number of Irish and British people settling along the Costa del Sol primarily in Fuengirola
Sacrament of Reconciliation
30 Minutes prior to Mass
Each Thursday after Mass until 12 noon
Every Friday in Lent after Mass
Tuesday - Friday 10.30 am
Ps61:1-2
For God alone my soul waits in silence;
he alone is my rock and my salvation.
Online Prayer Book - theworldofourlord.com
Where We Are in Fuengirola
St Josephs is situated in the upper level of the Las Rampas Complex in the centre of Fuengirola.
It is immediately above the former Las Rampas Real Estate Offices.
As well as the map (above) we feature videos of how to find us from various parts.
Including,
From Within Las Rampas & the Wheelchair and Pram Entrance.
(Just Clink in the Link!)
If you need any further assistance please contact us by phone or by e mail.
Our Patron Saint
Foster Father of Jesus Christ
Spouse of the Blessed Virgin Mary
Prince and Patron of the Universal Church
Feast Day - 1st May
St Joseph Husband of Mary - 19th March
After the birth of Jesus in Bethlehem, an angel came to Joseph to tell him about King Herod of Judea and his intention to kill every first born child in Bethlehem. Joseph fled with Mary and Jesus to Egypt where they remained until the angel appeared again and told them Herod was dead and that they should return to Galilee.
They did as the angel advised and settled in Nazareth. The Gospels tell us Joseph was a carpenter.
The Catholic Association of St Joseph the Worker is a voluntary organisation set up to ensure the provision of a Mass in English each day on the Costa Del Sol.
It benefits both those who have moved to this part of Spain and those who visit.
We have no other form of income save our weekly Mass collections, membership costing €10 per year and voluntary donations.
The majority of our money is spent on the provision of visiting priests both in terms of travel and stipend and on ongoing daily expenses which occur in the running of any church.