St. Michael & All Angels Church - Tucson, AZ

Sunday Services
7:15am - Morning Prayer | 7:45 am – Low Mass | 9:00 am – Family Mass | 10:30 am – Solemn Mass | 5:00 pm – Low Mass

Welcome to Saint Michael's Church!

Saint Michael & All Angels Church strengthens people by Word and Sacrament to be agents of Jesus' gospel of justice, peace, and love in the world. We are a congregation of the Episcopal Diocese of Arizona, located at the corner of Fifth Street and Wilmot Road in Tucson, Arizona.

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St. Michael's School
St. Michael's Parish Day School is our largest and most well-known ministry to the Tucson community. We serve about 300 students, from pre-kindergarten through eighth grade, to educate them in mind, body, and spirit to prepare them for lives of meaning and purpose. To learn more about our school, please use the button below.

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The Sunday after All Saints' Day
Sunday, November 2
Full Sunday schedule
All Saints' Day is a celebration of all those through the church's history, known to us and unknown, whose holiness has pointed us toward God, and who pray for us even now in heaven.

All Souls' Day (transferred)
Wednesday, November 5
Sung Mass, 6:30 pm
All Souls' Day is our remembrance of the dead who were dear to us during their lifetimes. We give thanks for their love in our lives, and we pray to God for their continual growth in God's love and service.

Thanksgiving Day
Thursday, November 27
10:30 am Low Mass with Hymns
Join us for our national day of Thanksgiving. A potluck Thanksgiving Dinner will follow the Mass - all are welcome!

Upcoming Feast Days

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Sermons from Saint Michael's
We post each Sunday's sermon on YouTube. You're welcome to watch and see what we are talking about from the pulpit.

Sermons on YouTube

Podcast: "Walking the Dogma"
Our Rector and a colleague host a podcast about the basic teachings and practices of the Episcopal Church from a position of Inclusive Orthodoxy.

Podcast Website

What We Believe

As a congregation of the Episcopal Church, we believe and follow the teachings of Jesus Christ, whose life, death, and resurrection saved the world. Because of Jesus' crucifixion and resurrection, new life is offered to every person, everywhere. Our church is a home for people seeking that new life, and we strive to be a place where you can receive God's grace and mercy.

We believe that God loves you – and that there are no exceptions to this. The Episcopal Church embraces a legacy of inclusion, aspiring to tell and exemplify God’s love for every human being; people of all genders and sexual orientations serve as bishops, priests, and deacons in our church. Laypeople and clergy work together in leadership and governance.

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