Try “baptism”, “mass”, “certificate”, “confession”, “wedding” or “funeral”.

Plan your visit

Everything for a first visit.

When we gather, how to find us, and what happens at Mass. If you have never been to a Catholic church, you do not need to know anything in advance.

Church opens
6:00 AM Tomorrow morning
Rosary
Tomorrow, before Mass
Next Mass
Tomorrow
Directions

When we gather

The church is open every day. On feast days and in Holy Week the times change: the BLEST Member app always has the current schedule.

Sunday Masses

6:30 AM
Mass · Marathi
8:00 AM
Mass · English
9:15 AM
Mass · English Children’s Mass

Weekday Masses

6:30 AM
Mass · English Monday to Saturday, except Thursday
6:30 AM
Mass · Marathi Thursday
7:00 PM
Mass · English Every evening

Confession

Fridays
9:30 AM – 12:00 PM and 6:00 – 7:00 PM
Saturdays
9:00 AM – 12:00 PM

Or ask any priest after Mass.

Visit the Blessed Sacrament.

Every day
6:00 AM – 7:30 PM
The Rosary
30 minutes before every Mass
Novenas, devotions and feast days

Finding us

If coming by train, the walk from Vidyavihar station is drawn below.

Vidyavihar station → the church

3 minute walk about 250 m

  1. Vidyavihar station The exit beside Skyline Epitome
  2. Jolly Gymkhana Straight towards it
  3. The church Opposite the gymkhana

The church is on Nathani Road, in Kirol Village. Auto-rickshaws from the station know it by name.

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The address
Our Lady of Fatima Church, 3 Nathani Road, Kirol Village, Vidyavihar West, Mumbai 400 086.
Parking
There is limited parking inside the compound, which fills before the Sunday Masses. Auto-rickshaws from the station know the church by name.
Step-free access
Step-free entry at the side porch, and reserved seating near the front on both aisles. If you would like someone to meet you at the gate, the parish office will arrange it.

Your first visit

The questions people ask most often, answered plainly. Nothing here is a test, and nobody is watching to see whether you know what to do.

What happens during Mass?
Mass falls into two halves. First we listen: readings from Scripture, a psalm, the Gospel, and a short homily from the priest. Then comes the Eucharistic prayer and Holy Communion. The congregation stands, sits and kneels together through it; follow at your own pace, or simply sit and listen. Nobody will ask you to stand out.
How long does Mass last?
About an hour on Sundays, and around half an hour on weekday mornings and evenings. Feast days and the parish feast run longer, and the times for those are in the BLEST Member app.
Where should I sit?
Anywhere you like. Arriving ten minutes early is comfortable and gives you a choice of seat. The places nearest the front on both aisles are kept for those who need them.
What should I wear?
We ask visitors to dress modestly and respectfully, in keeping with the sacredness of the church and reverence for the celebration of Mass.
Can I receive Communion?
Catholics who are prepared to receive come forward for Holy Communion. If you are not Catholic, or would simply rather not receive, please remain in your seat and pray in respectful silence.
Can non-Catholics visit?
Yes, at any time. The church is open every day for anyone who wants to come in, light a candle, sit in the quiet or attend Mass. Nobody will ask who you are or why you came.
Are children welcome?
Very welcome, noise included. The 9:15 AM Sunday Mass is the Children’s Mass, with the children’s choir, and catechism classes meet on Sunday mornings.
I have not been to church in years. Is that a problem?
Not at all. Welcome back; there is nothing to explain to anyone. If you would like to go to Confession first, any of the priests will gladly help, and the Confession times are above.

If you need a priest

For the Anointing of the Sick, a death in the family, or any urgent need, call at any hour of the day or night.

For everything else — certificates, Mass intentions, baptisms and weddings — the parish office is open Monday to Saturday, 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM. +91 90040 87932 · po@olof.in