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Don't miss out on good food, sweet treats, games and attractions. All free! Potluck dishes and volunteers needed.

We start the month of October with the celebration of our patron saint. Take some time to get to know Saint Therese through one or more of these books recommended by Fr. Larry.

St. Theresa Catholic School has many activities planned to celebrate the feast day of our patron saint.

Bring your pet(s) to the church courtyard, Saturday, October 8, 9:00 a.m., for the Blessing of the Pets held in observance of the feast day of St. Francis of Assisi.

We are excited about some great programs offered for adults starting this fall at St. Theresa, everything from the origins of the Bible to what it means to be Catholic.

September 11th begins a new series for those in need of baptism, Holy Communion or confirmation, as well as those interested in becoming Catholic.

Registration is now open for Children's Catechesis and Youth Groups. Sessions start up again Sept. 11th. Click the title for more.

We are collecting backpacks and other needed school supplies for children in low-income families.

Want to connect with Catholic moms of pre-school aged children? This group meets the first Friday of every month, beginning August 5th, at St. Theresa, plus more.

Fr. Barry Cuba joins us as parochial vicar.

Have you wanted to make your home a holier place where you and your family can encounter God in everyday living? Father Larry's new book Our Home, Our Church shares a wealth of suggestions.

There is something for every child at St. Theresa this summer, from VBS, to sports camps and even a drone camp.

A group for those who are caring for adults meets the fourth Tuesday of the month.

We are excited to announce the addition of Natalie Mohr to the St. Theresa team as director of children's ministry! Please welcome her!

Everyone has a faith story worth sharing with their family, and we want to help you record it. The Senior Adult Ministry invites you to participate in the Keep the Faith project. Click the photo to learn more.

Bishop Vasquez announces that beginning May 23rd, Catholics in the Diocese will no longer be excused from the obligation to attend Sunday Mass in person. Click on the title to read his letter.

Our former deacon, Ray James, has died. Ordained in 1988, he served as deacon at St. Theresa parish for nearly 20 years. Click on the photo to learn more about Deacon Ray and funeral arrangements.

There are two great ways to make your giving go further at St. Theresa: Employer Matching Gifts and giving from your IRA distribution while saving on taxes.

Bishop Vasquez issued a new letter on March 5th regarding safety protocols at Mass in response to recent orders from Governor Greg Abbott.

St. Theresa parish offers several opportunities to pray the Rosary, whether in a Facebook group or in person following the 11:30 Mass.