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  1710 Mass Monday - Friday. Church open during the day. Clean lavatory that is open as well. $3 tall votive candles. Built rock solid in 1951, church even features a grotto of our Madonna on the Magnolia Street side of the property. All of the above unheard of in San Francisco. A quaint, gorgeous gem of a church in Millbrae.

  Added May 14, 2017 by Richard A Pico
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  We stayed locally and so it was close with a 6.30 am mass. Nice church, nice atmosphere and mass was very prayerful.

  Added October 30, 2016 by Patrick Duffy
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  My family and I stopped by St. Dunstan Catholic Church during our Visita Iglesias journey on Holy Thursday, April 13, 2017. It was my first time visiting St. Dunstan and was pleasantly surprised with the wide school campus. Thankfully, there was additional parking on the school yard and the church was a short walking distance from the school. The church was quite large inside, brightly lit, and there were enough wooden pew benches for all the church goers during Holy Week 2017.

  Added August 17, 2016 by Reanne Matic