| Day | Winter Time | Summer Time | Notes |
| Saturday | 6:00 PM | 7:00 PM | Sunday Vigil Mass |
| Sunday | 9:00 AM | 9:00 AM | Fixed all year round |
| Group / Category | Day | Time | Frequency |
| Sprouts Youth (Al-Bara’em) | Thursday | 4:30 PM | Weekly |
| Middle & High School Youth | Thursday | 5:30 PM | Weekly |
| University & Working Youth | Friday | 12:00 PM | Weekly |
| Activity / Group | Day | Time | Notes |
| Weekly Adoration | Tuesday | 6:00 PM | Weekly |
| Marian Ladies Confraternity | Wednesday | — | Includes: Holy Rosary, Holy Mass, and gathering in the Parish Hall |
The parish of St George the Martyr is located in Northern Jordan, in the Governorate of Irbid, with a population of one million. It is located 70 kms. north of Amman, the capital and 25 kms. from the border with Syria.
Infrastructures of the Latin Patriarchate
The Latin parish has about 150 families, a significant number that requires more infrastructure to support the healthy development of activities for everyone. There are several youth groups that include altar servers, a branch of Caritas, and a school run by the Rosary Sisters. Parish committees meet and larger gatherings bring together the entire community that required more spacious rooms for these occasions.
Milestones in the history of the parish
Inauguration of the Parish | April 8, 1949 (Father Hanna Al-Namri) |
Priest’s Residence Established | February 1, 1949 |
Arrival of the Rosary Sisters | June 24, 1949 |
Construction of the Church | 1957 – 1961 (Father George Akasheh) |
Consecration of the Church | April 13, 1961 (Patriarch Alberto Gori) |
Patron Saint | Saint George the Martyr |
Construction of the Presbytery | 1952 – 1953 (Father George Akasheh) |
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