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About the Nigerian Igbo Catholic Community San Jose

Nigeria Igbo Catholic Community is a vibrant Christian Community based in San Jose, California. We profess the Catholic religion and worship our Lord in Igbo language. Our Church of the Transfiguration, is a welcoming environment where all Igbos and friends across the Bay Area and beyond gather in service to God. Our monthly worship and gathering allows us to cultivate a lasting fraternal Igbo Catholic community, and in the process, promote and foster our Christian values.The Nigeria Igbo Catholic Community is a chapter of the Igbo Catholic Community, USA (ICCUSA), with branches throughout the United States of America. Read More

Our mission is to establish, nurture, and promote a thriving Igbo Catholic community in San Jose and neighboring cities in Northern California Bay Area. We share the richness of our culture within the parish and the diocese at large, and strive to pass on our Catholic Igbo culture and values to our children so that they can reach their full potential in life and become strong moral leaders.

Our host parish, St. Francis of Assisi, belongs to the Diocese of San Jose which is coterminous with the boundaries of Santa Clara County and includes fifteen cities/townships and some un-incorporated areas under county jurisdiction. The Diocese of San Jose belongs to the Ecclesiastical Province of San Francisco.

The Igbo Catholic Community of San Jose is a chapter of the Igbo Catholic Community in the United States of America (ICCUSA). Under diocesan guidelines, ICCUSA serves the pastoral needs of its members and promotes Igbo Christian culture, tradition, values, and religious faith through our liturgy.

NICCSJ Bulletin and Mass Announcements

  • Our next in-person Igbo Mass will be Sunday, September 13th at 12:30 PM, at the Church of the Transfiguration, 4325 Jarvis Avenue, San Jose, California 95118
  • Join us to pray the NICCSJ September Novena, Novena to Our Lady of Sorrows from Monday, September 7th to Tuesday, September 15th, 2026. I've attached the Novena details for you.
  • The attached NICCSJ September Bulletin has all the readings for September 2026.

Click below to see:
NICCSJ September 2026 Monthly Bulletin
NICCSJ 2026 Novena to Our Lady of Sorrows
Devotions and Novena Prayers

Join our daily devotions at 8:00 PM (PT)

Published Books and Articles

The Mustard Seed is a documentation of the nearly two-decade history of the Nigerian Igbo Catholic Community of San Jose (NICCSJ), California, USA. With over 45 articles and contributions on a wide range of topics from a cross section of the community, from children and youth to adults and seniors, the book chronicles the members' journeys and contributions to the socio-cultural, religious and economic advancement of the community. The mission of NICCSJ is to establish, nurture and promote a thriving Igbo Catholic Community in the San Jose-Santa Clara metropolitan area by guiding its children and young adults to embrace African traditional values, experience and develop Christian attitudes and behaviors of self-discipline, respect and social responsibilities, and strive for a future of ethnic collaboration and inclusivity. The book will appeal to researchers, academics, or any reader interested in the immigrant experiences of a religio-cultural community of African descent.

The monumental unveiling of the Mustard Seed

Online Giving Guidelines

You can give and support NICCSJ through one of these ways:

1. Zelle:

You can zelle your money to any of these phone numbers below and remember to write your name and purpose for giving like offertory collection or to redeem 360 pledge or other donations.

  • 4082307817- Chief Adolph Obilor (Financial Sec, NICCSJ) or
  • 4128864411- Mr. Gozie Okwelume (Treasurer, NICCSJ)

2. NICCSJ Website:

  • Go to our website - https://www.niccsanjose.org/index.php
  • Facing the home page on the top by the right you will see a blue rectangular box with Donate here
  • Click on Donate here and it will take you where you will donate with either your credit card or debit card or pay pall
  • Remember to write in the comment box during your donation, your name and the purpose of the donation.

3. Check:

  • Write a check to Nigerian Igbo Catholic Community of San Jose and on the memo of your check write the purpose of the donation. Mail the check to:
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Chief Adolph Obilor
2279 Quail Bluff Place
San Jose, CA 95121

NICCSJ is a diocesan ministry under the Diocese of San Jose. Therefore, we are under the Diocese of San Jose's 501 (C) (3) and our tax-exempt identification number is 942734503. Your donation to our community is tax deductible to the extent permitted by law.

"Each person should give as one has determined in one's heart; not grudgingly, or under compulsion; for God loves a cheerful giver"
(2 Corinthian 9:7)

Ministries

Fundraising Programs (360 Plan)

Welcome to the Nigerian Igbo Catholic Community of San Jose. We are excited you chose to visit and consider partnering with us to transform lives in our community. The Nigerian Igbo Catholic Community of San Jose has taught us about our proud Igbo Nigerian heritage rooted in very deep Catholic values and we are proud to call this community home.

NICCSJ Website Sponsors (2026)

  • Chief Adolph Obilor & Dr. Ngozi Obilor
  • Chief Aidan & Lolo Celine Ogamba
  • Dr. Nneka Chukwu
  • Dr. Omubo & Mrs Chinyere Jack
  • Ms. Kosoluchi Ibe
  • Dr. Anthony & Dr. (Mrs) Vero Udeogalanya
  • Mr. Steve & Mrs. Maureen Awuzie
  • Mrs. Susanna Onyinyechi Njoku
  • Chief Charles & Lolo Fidelia Ndekwe
  • Ezinne Gladys Aninyei & Family