The British Virgin Islands are known as Nature's Little Secrets. It is considered to be the sailing capital of the world. Behind the spectacular scenery of these islands, there is a young, dynamic Catholic Parish that reflects the uniqueness and appeal of these islands.

From very humble beginnings – a small church completed in 1957 and the first resident Parish Priest in 1972 - the BVI Catholic Church has evolved into a vibrant and energetic Parish Family that reflects the diversity of our parish family living in a communion of faith with the universal church.

For those who call the BVI home as well as to our many visitors, the BVI Catholic Community provides a unique place for worship. The Sunday liturgies in particular reflect the general spirit of the Caribbean in music, natural movement and gesture. What is special in the BVI is a culture that is a blend of the many islands from which our Catholic membership is drawn. Catholic visitors who have shared our Sunday worship have remarked that it has been for them, a very striking and transforming experience.

All three Churches that make up our Catholic Community - St. William's in Road Town, St. Ursula's in Virgin Gorda and Mary Star of the Sea at East End - extend to you a warm welcome and invite you to join us to be part of our faith community and to join us in our faith journey.