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Mission San Jose

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About Mission San Jose

Mission San José is a Spanish mission founded in 1797, now operating as a historic site and diocesan shrine in San Jose, California. Visitors walk the grounds to learn about the mission's history, view structures built by Christian Native Californians, and see artwork and artifacts spanning over two centuries. The site welcomes classroom groups and tour groups, with docent-led tours available that guide visitors through the footsteps of the founder, Father Fermin Francisco de Lasuen. The mission acknowledges its deeper history as the Ohlone village of Oroysom and honors the Ohlone people whose culture and spirit remain present through their descendants. General admission is free, and the grounds are open daily for public viewing. Students researching the mission's history for school projects can order a historical information packet. The site serves both those seeking to learn regional history and pilgrims seeking spiritual renewal.

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