Serving God and community
in Eureka, California, since 1886.
St. Bernard
Catholic Parish
St. Bernard Church
Located in the heart of downtown Eureka at the corner of 6th and H Streets.
Masses Sun at 10:30am and Mon, Wed & Fri at 12:15pm.
Exposition Wed after mass until 2pm. Use side door please.
Confession Wed 1- 2pm.
St. Joseph Mission
Located next to St. Bernard’s Academy at the corner of Henderson and C Streets.
Masses Sat Vigil: 4pm, Sunday at 7:30am, Tue & Thu 7:30am.
Confession Sat 3:15 – 3:45pm.
Latest News
Religious Education
Registrations are being accepted for religious instruction for all Eureka Catholic Churches for the 2022-2023 school year. Forms may be picked up at Sacred Heartand…
Holy Land Tour
Join Father Bernard D’Sa and walk in Jesus’ biblical footsteps from February 24 to March 7, 2023. Here are the details.
First Communion
On June 12th, Aurelia Fosnaugh and Bernardo Freitas celebrated First Holy Communion with Father Bernard and Deacon Frank officiating at St. Bernard…
Knight Fireworks
The Knights of Columbus will be selling Fireworks again @ 115 Henderson St. in front of Pacific View Charter School (formerly St….
SB Graduation Mass
The 2022 St. Bernard Academy Baccalaureate Mass will be on this Friday, June 10 at 10 am at St. Bernard Church. Please…
First Communion Potluck
Congratulations to our First Holy Communicants Bernardo Freitas and Aurelia Fosnaugh! On Sunday, June 12 after the 10:30am Mass there will be…
About Saint Bernard Parish
Consisting of St. Bernard Church and St. Joseph Mission Church, St. Bernard Parish has served the greater Eureka community for more than 130 years. Part of the Diocese of Santa Rosa, it was named for St. Bernard of Clairvaux, the patron saint of beekeepers and candlestick makers.
A Note From Our Pastor
Greetings, I am Fr. Bernard John D’sa. I was born and raised in the smallest state in India, Goa, where my family still lives. Until 1961, Goa was a colony of the Portuguese, who brought Christianity in the 16th Century. I was ordained a priest in 1994 and served as a high school teacher and principal. Later, I was invited in the United States to serve as Diocesan Catholic school teacher. In recent years, I have served as pastor in Clearlake and now Eureka, where the priesthood has really come alive for me. The Lord assisted me to touch the lives of the people with His love and compassion. Now I am here amidst you, called to serve and feel blessed. Trusting in the Divine Providence and in His Graces, I wish to undertake my apostolate as your shepherd. I request your prayers and be assured of my humble prayers always. God bless you, Fr. Bernard.