Father Jayme's Homilies!

Father Roy's Homilies!

Father Cleofas Maria's Homilies!

Deacon Angelita's Homilies!

View from the Pew with Shirley Bruch

Our Sunday Mass Schedule (through 6/25):

​8:30 a.m.     Misa en español

10:00 a.m.   English Mass

11:30 a.m.   Misa en español

1:00 p.m.     Misa en español

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Beginning July 2, 2017
Staring on July 2, we'll be celebrating at Salem Lutheran Church (9332 FM 812, 78719), with the following schedule!

9:00 a.m.     English Mass - in the church

10:00 a.m.   Breakfast - in the parish hall

10:30 a.m.   English Mass - in the chapel

12:00 p.m.   Misa en español - en la iglesia

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We're Moving!!!

Have you heard the news? We thank the Lord for five years of growth at our present location on Lava Hill Road--and we're also excited to announce that the Lord is blessing us with a real church with real stained glass windows and real air conditioning during hot summer months! 

Our sisters & brothers at Salem Lutheran Church (9322 FM 812, 78719) are opening their doors and their hearts to a Lutheran/Catholic collaboration here in our neighborhood! Our new church is only a stone's throw from our present location. From Highway 183 south, pass the airport, turn left on FM 812 (which leads to the Circuit of the Americas, and you'll find us on the left, after the cemetery, .7 miles from Highway 183!

Below is a map from our present location on Lava Hill Road (on the left) to our new location on July 2 (on the right).

We're also excited to announce our new Mass schedule, in the column to the left. We thank you in advance for helping us spread word of our new Mass schedule at our new location beginning on July 2!

​Interested in learning more about Independent Catholicism & the American Catholic Church in the United States?

Click here to view the videos of our parish's recent course on Independent Catholicism & the history of the American Catholic Church in the U.S. These videos contain an introduction to the sad history of division in the Church, beginning in 1054 when the Roman church was excommunicated by the Orthodox (or "right-believing") Catholic Church, and continuing through the split that occurred in the Roman church in 1870 over purported "papal infallibility" (a version of Gnosticism, a heresy condemned by the likes of St. Justin Martyr [+165 A.D.] & St. Irenaeus [+202 A.D.]). When several bishops & archbishops departed from the Roman church in 1870, this split resulted in the birth of the great tradition of Independent Catholicism that we continue to enjoy today! Learn about our lines of apostolic succession, the documents of the Roman church pointing to the validity of our sacraments, and more at this playlist of videos!
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