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  It is a very beautiful place to visit and great place to learn history about the San Antonio.

  Added June 22, 2017 by Terry Huang
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  Went there today and the Mission grounds are awesome, but upon returning to the parking lot, we found that our truck window was smashed in and we had been robbed by some low life. Just not right.

  Added May 24, 2017 by Janey Wibby
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  The Sunday Mass at noon includes Mariachis playing and singing beautifully! You can truly feel the presence of God. It's incredibly beautiful!! Mass is always an amazingly positive experience at San Jose! Try it for yourself! ❤️

  Added April 06, 2017 by Diana C.
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  Historic well kept place... Where guide tell you its rich history... Queen of all mission.. Must visit place

  Added January 04, 2017 by Anju Tuscano
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  Had a great time visiting the mission with our children. This mission was worth seeing, like all of them the churches are active Catholic Churches and may be closed during mass but otherwise they are open to the public. This is the largest and definitely should not be missed.

  Added October 01, 2016 by David Parisoe