About St. John Vianney · Mundys Corner, Pennsylvania
St. John Vianney Catholic Church in Mundy’s Corner, Pennsylvania, is a parish staffed by Franciscan Friars of the Third Order Regular, led by Pastor Father Timothy Harris, TOR. Founded in 1950 as a mission church, it was granted independent parish status and named after Saint John Vianney, patron saint of parish priests. The parish offers Mass, sacraments, and community ministries, with services held at both St. John Vianney and the nearby Church of the Transfiguration, where Father Harris also serves as Parish Administrator. The church is rooted in faith, charity, and service, welcoming all who seek to grow in the Catholic tradition.
- Established
- 1950
- Patron
- Saint John Vianney
- Rector
- Father Timothy Harris, TOR
- Diocese
- Altoona-Johnstown
Why belong here
Join us for dynamic opportunities to grow in faith through the Holy Spirit, including uplifting talks, in-person Faith Talks, and community ministries. We welcome all to worship, serve, and deepen your relationship with God in a supportive, loving parish family.
Mass times at St. John Vianney
Weekly Mass schedule
Confession times
- Saturday: 11 AM – Noon
Adoration times
- First Friday: Mass at 5:30 AM followed by Eucharistic Adoration and Confessions
- First Saturday: Mass at 10:30 AM followed by Eucharistic Adoration and Confessions from 11 AM – Noon
Parish History
Founded in 1950 as a mission church, St. John Vianney was granted independent status in 1950 and named after Saint John Vianney. The first pastor, Father James J. Quinn, served nearly 40 years, overseeing construction of the rectory and the current church building, which was dedicated on April 16, 1967. Father Quinn died in 1988, and Father Paul M. Robine succeeded him, initiating new ministries and planning for a parish hall.