Our annual bazaar will be held on Sunday, September 24th, 2023 following the 10:00 a.m. mass. Everyone is invited. We will be serving barbecue brisket plates, having an auction, and lots of entertainment for adults and kids alike.
There will be a vigil mass for the Feast of the Assumption at St. Mary's on Monday, August 14 at 7pm. This is an addition to the previously published mass schedule.
Due to Father's health, there will be no weekday masses for the next seven to nine weeks. Please pray for Father as he undergoes surgery and subsequent recovery.
Holy Thursday/Mass of the Lord's Supper: 8pm at Sacred Heart Good Friday services: 5pm at St. Mary's, 7pm at Sacred Heart Holy Saturday/Easter Vigil: 8pm at Sacred Heart Easter Sunday: 8am at Sacred Heart, 10am at St. Mary's, 12pm at Sacred Heart (Spanish)
Relevant Radio has a series of short videos "Lenten Lessons on the Mass". This series can help you gain a deeper understanding of the mass. Click here to get access to this series.
Texas reached an extraordinary milestone in the history of human rights in our state. Elective abortion, is no longer legal, thanks to the Texas’ Human Life Protection Act (HLPA). At the same time, vast resources for women with unplanned pregnancies are available throughout the state. This law (HB1280) went into effect on August 25, 30 days after the Supreme Court issued its final judgment on July 26. For this reason, the HLPA is sometimes called the “trigger law.” The HLPA provides multiple avenues of protection against illegal abortions in Texas. Violators can be sentenced to up to 99 years in prison, be fined $100,000 or more, and lose their medical licenses. Governor Abbott approved an appropriation of $100 million for the current two-year budget for the highly successful Alternatives to Abortion program. Support is available for at least three years after birth from nearly 200 pregnancy centers, maternity homes, and adoption agencies across the state, serving 150,000 clients each year, far more than the 55,000 abortions in Texas in 2020. Governor Abbott also approved $1.2 billion/year in the Medicaid Program for prenatal, childbirth, and follow-up care for low-income women and their babies. For more information, go to: texasallianceforlife.org
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