Old Adobe Mission Scottsdale

"Great little Mission Church. The staff was very knowledgeable. Very much worth your time to visit. Only reason for not five stars, the Holy Eucharist should be at least in the Tabernacle for those who come to pray."

"The church was built in 1933 and later placed on the National Register of Historic Places. It was originally built using 14,000 Adobe blocks and up to recently, was Scottsdales only Catholic church."

"Simple and beautiful historic church - definitely worth a visit."

"The Old Adobe Mission is striking and stunning as the pure white building stands out amongst the other vibrant and earthy tones of Arizona. We started the day here wandering Old Town. Walking into the mission, there is a peaceful silence that overcomes you. The awe of the sunlight dancing through the original stained glass windows is breathtaking. The history of the mission is told through photographs and descriptions on the walls. The pews are ample and comfortable for a place to take in all the beauty or prayer. The altar pieces are beyond intricate with astounding detail. The photos I have do not do this place justice. Make this place a stop while you're in the area."

"This is undoubtedly a very, holy and special place devoted to Mother Mary. It’s truly a privilege to experience the heritage that was brought to America by Mexican immigrants who found their way to our Lord Jesus through the Blessed Mother. Thank you very much to Rad who took the time to provide us with a historical story of this church as well as his journey in preserving this Catholic treasure. This is a MUST stop if you are in Scottsdale!"