St. Matthias is a community of Christians learning to respond to the call of Jesus. Under the guidance of the Holy Spirit, parishioners seek to help each other live the Christian life by example, service, and worship.

St. Matthias is associated with other parishes of the Archdiocese of San Francisco under the direction of the Archbishop. Through local pastoral leadership, parishioners seek to live the gospel and promote the Kingdom of God as proclaimed in the scriptures.

The spirit and generosity of the actively involved families give witness to their commitment to St. Matthias. They desire good liturgy, scripture study, prayer groups, ongoing education, spiritual nourishment for their children, social gatherings and a strong sense of community. St. Matthias parishioners reach out to the needy and search out ways to respond with care to others.

A particularly unique feature of this small parish of St. Matthias is its welcoming atmosphere in which others are invited to join and feel at home.

To become a member of St. Matthias Catholic Community, you can begin the process by clicking here.  You will receive a registration form in the mail with your welcome packet. 

To help foster a more engaged community, we invite you to read the article, Seven Secrets of Successful Parishioners by Paul Wilkes, published by St. Anthony's Messenger Press, click here. We have been including sections of this article in our weekly bulletin, beginning Catechetical Sunday, September 21, 2008.

The Pastoral Council and staff are beginning preparations for the 50th anniversary of the parish, to be celebrated in Spring of 2011. As part of these preparations we have been exploring ways to use our gifts and talemts for the good of the church and the world. The first step of engaging the community to use its gifts and talents if to first ask some questions. The survey questions were adapted from a book called, Growing an Engaged Church. Please help us by completing the following survey. Click Here to take survey  

Our new Altar is in fabrication due to 
a very generous donation to sponsor its completion.