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  It's a beautiful church building. They actually have you kneel to take communion which is different from most churches. I didn't care much for the priest. I visited on a weekday since I got out of jury duty before noon.

  Added June 08, 2017 by Alyssa Foley
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  Real Catholicism. Sounds like Ace q fails to realize Catholicism, in its essence, is conservative. There is no such thing as liberal Catholic. Either you are a Catholic or a heretic.

  Added April 15, 2017 by Nelson Rivera
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  Fr. Felix is great! Did you know they have a Holy Hour for men at 5:30am on the second Wednesday of the month? It's stupid early but that's what makes it worth doing. And the Vespers service is such a beautiful worship experience.

  Added October 08, 2016 by Timothy Motte
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  Worthy of your time. Wonderful priests speaking from the heart of love. Decide for yourself! Come and see.

  Added October 03, 2016 by Becky Kennedy
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  Beautiful church! I was in town visiting and walked over from the Sam Houston Hotel. I wish I would have been around to attend the Extraordinary Form Mass but I was glad to find out that they use the altar rails for the Ordinary Form, as well.

  Added September 12, 2016 by Vince Kline