2026 Regular Mass Schedule
Mass Schedule
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Chapel of St. Basil
Regular Confessions & Mass Schedule Fall 2026 |
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Sunday |
10:30 AM Mass
7:30 PM Mass |
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Monday |
7:30 AM Mass
11:20 AM Confessions
12:20 PM Mass |
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Tuesday |
11:20 AM Confessions
12:20 PM Mass
5:30 PM Mass |
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Wednesday |
7:30 AM Mass
11:20 AM Confessions
12:20 PM Mass |
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Thursday |
12:20 PM Mass (Spanish)
5:30 PM Mass |
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Friday |
11:20 AM Confessions
12:20 PM Mass (Latin Novus Ordo) |
Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament will be on Wednesdays from 8 AM – 8 PM.
For more information, or to sign up for a weekly holy half-hour, please contact our Campus Ministry office at campusministry@stthom.edu
Built for Daily Worship
Join us for Mass, Prayer
The Chapel hosts Mass every day, seating about 225 people, and bathed in natural light from the dome, a skylight over the altar, the statue of Our Lady on the east wall and the asymmetrical glass cross on the west wall.
We invite you to enjoy this sacred space through prayer and celebration of the Holy Mass. To receive updates and information regarding the Chapel of St. Basil, please complete the form linked below.
A Living Landmark
Designed by Philip Johnson
An artistic marvel, the Chapel of St. Basil was designed by the late architect Philip Johnson and completed in 1997. In keeping with the University’s Basilian tradition, the chapel is named for St. Basil the Great, a fourth century bishop in what today is the country of Turkey. The chapel sits at the north end of the University’s academic mall, which was also designed by Johnson some 40 years earlier.
Faith Meets Reason
A Symbol of Two Truths
The external design consists of three basic geometric shapes: a 50 foot white stucco cube, a sphere for the dome and a black granite plane that intersects both. The Chapel of St. Basil and Doherty Library face each other from opposite ends of the Academic Mall, signifying the perpetual relationship between faith and reason.