When are Masses held?

Our schedule of weekly liturgical services can be found below or by calling the church office. Additional details for special events, including Holy Days of Obligation and holidays, can also be found on our Facebook page. [Read More]

Do you stream your Masses online?

We have a variety of liturgies that are streamed on our Facebook page each week. Be sure to see our Mass Schedule for details. Streaming takes place on both Facebook and YouTube. To access, click here .

What are your current COVID-19 procedures?

Since March 2020, St. Edward Catholic Parish has complied with directives from the Archdiocese of Miami dealing with the pandemic. Effective Palm Sunday 2022 (10th of April, 2022), the obligation to attend Sunday Mass in person resumed. All mask and physical distancing requirements at Mass have been lifted as of this date. Hand sanitzation stations remain available for the use of parishioners as desired. Those desiring to wear a mask are free to do so, however are reminded it must be removed to receive Communion.

ABOUT US

Welcome

Thank you for your interest in our parish. Whether you’re just visiting us for a brief time, looking for a new parish home, are returning to the practice of your Catholic faith or are interested in finding out more about the Catholic Church, welcome!

A parish is a community of believers and a spiritual family that is supportive and loving. It can be a place to grow spiritually, to put your faith in action, and to use our gifts of time and talent as disciples of Christ. We look forward to answering any questions you may have. In the meantime, please take a look at the below Frequently Asked Questions!

1,469

Active Registered Families As Of January 2025

12

Acre Property

30

Years Serving The Community

Frequently Asked Questions

Our Parish

Where is the church located?

We are located on the south side of Pines Boulevard between 184th and 196th Avenues in western Pembroke Pines. An interactive map with driving directions can be found below!

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How do I become Catholic?
We're glad you asked! We welcome you to contact the church office at 954-436-7944 or contact us via e-mail for more details.
- Inquiring for an infant? Be sure to ask about our Baptism Preparation classes! [Learn More]
- Inquiring for a child? Our Religious Education Program can provide you a wealth of information. [Learn More]
- Inquiring as an adult? Our Adult Formation within the RCIA Program is a great avenue to learning more about the Catholic faith and completing your Sacraments. [Learn More]
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How do I register in the parish?

The registration process is very easy and is completed online. The process will take a few minutes to complete as we seek information about your family to best serve your needs. If you have any questions, do not hesitate to contact the Parish Office at 954-436-7944.

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Do you have resources for returning Catholics?

Welcome home! We are pleased you are looking to once again enjoy the richness that comes from the church founded by Christ. There are amazing resources available to you as you start this journey. We remain available to assist in any way possible!

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Our Liturgies

When are Masses held?

Our schedule of weekly liturgical services can be found below or by calling the church office.

Additional details for special events, including Holy Days of Obligation and holidays, can also be found on our Facebook page.

[Read More]
Do you stream your Masses online?

We have a variety of liturgies that are streamed on our Facebook page each week. Be sure to see our Mass Schedule for details.

Streaming takes place on both Facebook and YouTube. To access, click here.
What are your current COVID-19 procedures?

Since March 2020, St. Edward Catholic Parish has complied with directives from the Archdiocese of Miami dealing with the pandemic.

Effective Palm Sunday 2022 (10th of April, 2022), the obligation to attend Sunday Mass in person resumed. All mask and physical distancing requirements at Mass have been lifted as of this date.

Hand sanitzation stations remain available for the use of parishioners as desired. Those desiring to wear a mask are free to do so, however are reminded it must be removed to receive Communion.