St Joan of Arc Church

We attended the Spanish Sunday Mass at 3:30. Father Adam along with several local communicants could not have been more kind. Even with our limited Spanish we were able to follow along. I used my walker and unlike the woman with the stroller, did ‘make it work’. There was plenty of room along the back wall. St. Joan of Arc is an old church with narrow aisles along the side. Limited free parking along the side made things easy for us. There is a wide range of Mass times — English/​Latin, Polish, Spanish and English. You don’t need to miss Mass if you go to Las Vegas. Make this welcoming church part of your vacation.

I’m looking for a new church to go to with my daughter, she’s 3 months old. I went to this church to check it out and had my stroller outta the way on the isle. A guy comes up to me and said «Yeah this isn’t gonna work with this here» the way he said it was a little rude. I told him I’m sorry and I’ll move it. Then he responds with «yeah it’s in the way, people walk down here after communion. It’s just not gonna work»
What I’m getting at is this guy was rude in the way he said it. I’m new to the church and didn’t realize how things work there. I’m not going back for sure.

St Joan of Arc catholic church is a really nice and friendly church the people are very friendly I went there and I love that church very much. MAY GOD BLESS ALL THE PEOPLE AT ST. Joan of Arc Catholic church

The Church is nice and it is located downtown. Catholic Mass every day at noon. Also Confessions are heard everyday starting at 11:30am before Mass starts. It was our first time and it has a warm atmosphere. Traditional Catholic Church. Please dress modestly.

Known as «The Mother Parish of all Catholic Churches in Las Vegas», St. Joan of Arc Church is conveniently located near the Golden Nugget Casino in Downtown.
Free 90 minute parking is available at the Douglas Parking Garage on Casino Center Blvd — just get a validated parking ticket in the sacristy or from an usher after mass. Park also alongside the Bridger Avenue wall of the church or where I usually park… in the Public Defenders’ spaces next door.
I like this church because it’s air conditioned, historic, peaceful, quaint, and cozy. Restrooms are outside, across from the Social Hour courtyard area. The little fountain and grotto with St. Bernadette outside are cool!
For sentimental reasons, I will always remember this church as the one I attended before I hit my first Royal Flush! Amen!
The church wishes us good fortune and reminds us to remember and share with her or another charity. God bless you!

This Catholic Church is a little gem hidden in downtown Las Vegas. It’s very clean, beautiful and close to everything. They accept baptism and other functions. Parking is available beside the church and at the back of the church. There’s also pay parking available around the area.

This church is small and simple, but it’s quite beautiful. Very lovely on the inside, and even has a quaint courtyard area on the outside.
It’s kind of funny, because this church is in a seemingly random place. But upon reflection, it really isn’t. It must have been built long before any of the concrete surroundings existed. So in a sense, it truly belongs there. The juxtaposition is actually pretty cool.
I would recommend any Catholic to come here. The priest made is very clear after the service that they welcome any new people to the congregation, and in fact, they really want more people to come to the church.

I went here for mass and I love this church. It is so cute and quaint. It is located in busy downtown right next to the Golden Nugget which was very convenient for me, since I stayed at the hotel.
I didn’t have any issues with parking. I think they were redoing the parking space right next to the church so I parked there anyway!
Happy Praying!!!

My parents are the greatest. They are strong practicing Catholics. So when they were for Thanksgiving, they wanted to find a Catholic Church. My sister goggled to find one since I have not been practicing. My sister found this wonderful church. It’s kinda in the middle of the one of the busiest streets downtown. But that goes to show you the age of the church. First was the church, then came the businesses. It took us a while to find parking since we can’t park on the streets. We ended up parking in the back of the church where there was a small parking lot shared with many businesses. We asked some of the parishoners were we could park and they said anywhere in that back parking. As we approached the church, we noticed that had a open area with a beautiful statue of the Blessed Mary. Then we walked into the church. It was small, but beautiful. The stained glass windows are magnificently made, each one portraying someone that was Biblically Influential. The artwork they had behind the altar — fantastic. THIS is a beautifully structured placed to go and worship.