At a glance
#11 of 33 Tourist attractions in Santa Fe #4 of 4 Churches in Santa FeLocalGuideWorld score: 4.70
Rating breakdown
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5 ★81%
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4 ★15%
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2 ★2%
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Quick facts
- What is the rating of Cristo Rey Catholic Church?
- Cristo Rey Catholic Church is rated 4.7 out of 5 based on 122 reviews.
- How does Cristo Rey Catholic Church rank in Santa Fe?
- Cristo Rey Catholic Church is #11 of 33 Tourist attractions in Santa Fe by LocalGuideWorld score (rating weighted by number of reviews).
- Where is Cristo Rey Catholic Church located?
- 1107 Cristo Rey St, Santa Fe, NM 87501, United States — 2.0 km from the center of Santa Fe.
- How can I contact Cristo Rey Catholic Church?
- Phone: +1 505-983-8528 · Website: cristoreyparish.org
The reredo and its history are amazing! The hospitality of Yvette and Teresa were top notch! Thank you for hosting the women from the South Route of Pilgrimage for Vocations. I look forward to returning for mass.
Beautiful. Historic, a very large Adobe structure constructed by local parishioners many years ago
This is a beautiful Catholic Church in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Designed by John Gaw Meem, this church soars with natural building materials and natural light. The altar screen is older than the United States of America. It is still open for Mass. Come and worship in this inspiring place.
Beautiful ceremony for Palm Sunday. Blessing of the Palms outside going in sermon was fantastic. What a lovely church a lot of history definitely a place to pray and check out while you’re in Santa Fe.
I wasn’t able to go inside so just walked around this huge church. I walked there from Canyon Road.
Beautiful church built in 1940, but it has the feel of an older New Mexico church. The vigas and corbels are amazing. Not a lot of stained glass, thick Adobe walls. Altar was interesting, looked like old plaster. Simplicity can be beautiful. Attended a concert there, acoustics were good at the balcony.
This church is beautiful. My Father's great grandfather donated the land for this church back in 1930's. They started building the church in 1934 and completed it in 1938. It is made with adobes, vigas, beams and
corbels.
corbels.
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