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This decree addresses the implementation of Phase Two.  The highlight of this phase is public weekday Masses (Monday through Friday) may continue on Tuesday, May 26, 2020. These weekday Masses are limited to one Mass per day per parish at 25% of building capacity. Safety protocols will be in place, including wearing face masks, social distancing and using hand sanitizer.

Good News! This Sunday, May 10th, we will begin opening our church for the some new opportunities, and services including reconciliation, adoration and private prayer in the church, and open columbarium hours. Please practice safety protocols.

The Diocese of Dallas has released a decree outlining the way in which its 77 churches will incrementally open to welcome back the 1.3 million Catholics in the 9 counties it serves. The Diocese of Dallas will begin the process of opening in phases, allowing for the ability to re-evaluate the process as necessary in order to ensure the health and safety of the community. This process will occur in four phases, with each phase building upon the last.

Announcement from the Bishop expected soon on how to slowly open again. This week's updates include Lovepacs Drive By Food Drive results, meeting with Project Manager and Building Committee will take place virtually on May 16th, Gala postponed until next year.

During these days of isolation, we are reaching out to the faithful of the Diocese of Dallas in ways that respect the government orders of “distancing“ so that together we can minimize the damage caused by the Coronavirus. As your Shepherd, I am working with the priests, deacons and ministers in the Diocese of Dallas, to keep you spiritually nourished and your faith strong.  I invite you to visit our website at www.cathdal.org to find numerous resources for prayer, Scripture, reflections and liturgy.

During these days of isolation, we are reaching out to the faithful of the Diocese of Dallas in ways that respect the government orders of “distancing“ so that together we can minimize the damage caused by the Coronavirus. As your Shepherd, I am working with the priests, deacons and ministers in the Diocese of Dallas, to keep you spiritually nourished and your faith strong.  I invite you to visit our website at www.cathdal.org to find numerous resources for prayer, Scripture, reflections and liturgy

Knights of Columbus 11th Annual Charity Golf Tournament has been postponed until a later, undetermined date. Due to the uncertainty of the duration on the Coronavirus COVID-19 shutdown, we have decided to reschedule the planned May 1 golf tournament. Please watch for future updates. READ MORE...

We are actively praying and discerning as to what the spring game plan might look like concerning faith formation sessions, 1st Communion, Confirmation, etc. There are many meetings taking place down at the Diocese and in our own parish. Once we know more, we will let you know as soon as possible. All of this can be sad and scary at the same time. However, there is always a silver lining and in this case, it could be a true life changer. Please hear me out... 

Sad news...we will NOT be having CREWs Got Talent, since CREW has been suspended indefinitely. READ MORE...

Unfortunately we will NOT be able to sponsor Seton Service Days on April 4th. Please pray for all those affected by the COVID-19 virus.  You "may" want to reach out to other organizations that are still allowing volunteers to help, like CCA of Lewisville and other food banks. READ MORE...

The leaders of our communities have sounded the alarm and now this shepherd is going to protect his flock. Effective immediately, the Catholic Diocese of Dallas will suspend all public masses until March 30, 2020. Our churches will remain open during the day for private prayer and Eucharistic adoration, but all Sunday masses and weekday masses are cancelled.

As of today (March 13th), we have cancelled all Children's and Youth Ministry faith formation and CREW sessions for Wednesday, March 18th and Sunday, March 22nd. READ MORE...

In light of the continued rise in the number of flu cases and concerns about the coronavirus (COVID-19), the Diocese of Dallas is taking the following precautions.

The following categories of individuals are dispensed from the obligation to attend Mass “on Sundays and other holy days of obligation” (canon 1247). Also resources for personal prayer. READ MORE...