St. Benedict Parish for the Deaf

St. Benedict Parish for the Deaf is a Roman Rite parish located in San Francisco, CA, within the Archdiocese of San Francisco. The parish is named after Saint Benedict of Nursia, an Italian Christian saint who lived from approximately 480 to 547 AD. He is known for founding twelve monasteries and writing the Rule of Saint Benedict, and is a patron saint of Europe. The parish offers two weekly Masses, both on Sunday. All Masses are celebrated in American Sign Language (ASL).