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About St. Mark's
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St. Mark’s University Parish is a welcoming place, and we invite you to stop in for a visit! If you are a new or returning student, please know that our doors are open especially for you. We have a strong student community and a number of programs that will not only help you maintain but even grow your faith during your college and university years. Please feel free to reach out and let us know how we might help you in living out your Christian life!
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News
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The results of the survey taken on November 14th, 2021 at the 10:00 AM Mass regarding parking in the parish lot.Read More -
The results of the survey taken on October 2nd, 2021 at the 5:00 PM Mass on the experience of having music at the liturgy.Read More -
See what it's like to be Catholic at UCSB in relation to other universities in the US and across the world!Read More -
Supporting our parishes and schools - learn more here!Read More -
To contribute to Phase II (the exterior church remodel) of our "Casting the Light of Faith" campaign, please click the photo.Read More
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Flocknote Messages
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St. Mark’s University Parish 6550 Picasso Road Isla Vista, CA 93117 Serving Catholics at UCSB Since 1966 Front Office Hours: OUR OFFICE IS OPEN FOR IN PERSON ASSISTANCE Secretaries will also be...
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St. Mark’s University Parish 6550 Picasso Road Isla Vista, CA 93117 Serving Catholics at UCSB Since 1966 Front Office Hours: OUR OFFICE IS OPEN FOR IN PERSON ASSISTANCE Secretaries will also be...
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Special Events
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This Novena is offered to you from the Josephite Fathers for use in parishes or communities in honor of the Year of St Joseph. The final day focuses on the Scripture from the Mass of St. Joseph the Worker. Each novena day takes about 7-10 minutes and can easily be used at the end of a Morning Mass.
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Latest from #LACatholics
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We are the student parish for UCSB, but we also welcome students from SBCC and Westmont. We can’t promise to take the place of your mom and dad, but we do form a community of students who share one thing in common: love of God, neighbor, and our Catholic faith.
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