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  A successful, much-needed group of Christians who care very much about their religion, and their God.

  Added July 13, 2023 by Richard K Reed
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  Traditional Roman Catholic Mass. Valid and yes by the Society of St Pius X. Per Pope Francis confessions during this year of Mercy the sacrament of penance is valid. Beautiful and gifted choir.

  Added July 03, 2017 by Stephanie May
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  Very disappointed that this church misleads people by telling them that it is "Catholic" when in fact it isn't listed on the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston's website, the official catholic diocese of Dickenson. It is a beautiful church though and I only gave it 1 star because when you search google for catholic churches, this parish comes up and it isn't.

  Added June 30, 2017 by Dan
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  I enjoy the traditional latin mass. I only wish they doors weren't locked outside of mass times. I went to refill my holy water and no entry available. Then I knocked on the rectury with no answer. Priest should try to be more available or atleast leave the doors open. Traditionally a church signifies sanctuary.

  Added October 18, 2016 by jordan birmingham