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Mass Times

Saturday Vigil: 5:00 PM

Sunday: 9:00 AM, 11:00 AM (Spanish)

Weekday

Tuesday–Friday: 8:00 AM

First Friday Devotion: 7:00–8:00 PM (Spanish)

Confession Times

Saturday: 4:00–4:45 PM



Office Hours

Tuesday, Wednesday, & Friday: 9:00 AM–2:00 PM




REMINDER– Sacramental Preparation is a two-year process. The candidate should have been in the Faith Formation at St. Mary’s Church/ Hearne. They must also be currently enrolled in the Faith Formation Process. Please be guided accordingly.

RECORDATORIO – La Prelación Sacramental es un proceso de dos años. El candidato debe haber estado en la Formación de Fe en la iglesia de St. Mary’s/ Hearne. También debe estar actualmente inscrito en el Proceso de Formación de Fe. Por favor, déjate guiar en consecuencia.

Parents: First Communion is a two-year preparation beginning in First Grade. Confirmation preparation requires two years of study beginning in the 8th grade. Students returning to classes from last year are NOT automatically enrolled. Classes are offered at all grade levels - Kinder through Adult [English and Spanish]

Padres: La Primera Comunión es una preparación de dos años que comienza en Primer Grado. La preparación de la Confirmación requiere dos años de estudio comenzando en el 8th grado. Los estudiantes que regresan a clases del año pasado NO se inscriben automa -ticamente; estudiantes deben ser reinscritos. Las clases se ofrecen en todos los niveles de Kínder a Adulto [inglés y español]

EIM COMPLIANCE INFORMATION (updated dec. 15, 2025)

The mission of the Diocese of Austin’s Ethics and Integrity in Ministry (EIM) program is to help protect people from abuse and unethical behavior through education, action, and reporting, and to listen to and learn from those who have experienced abuse to provide healing. EIM compliance is required for persons active in most ministries in the diocese. Looking for resources and information about safeguarding children and other vulnerable people? Are you new to the EIM process and would like to volunteer? Are you returning to ministry and already have an EIM account? Visit austindiocese.org/ eim to learn more about EIM policies and procedures and how they help keep our parishes and schools safer for everyone.

Contact your parish or school’s EIM site administrator, or eim@austindiocese.org, for additional assistance. Please note that when your compliance is 60 days away from expiration, you will receive an email from system@virtus.org prompting you to log in and complete the required action.

INFORMATION DE CUMPLIMIENTO CON EIM

La misión del programa de Ética e Integridad en el Ministerio (EIM, por sus siglas en inglés) de la Diócesis de Austin es ayudar a proteger a las personas contra el abuso y el comportamiento poco ético a través de la educación, la acción y la denuncia, y escuchar y aprender de aquellos que han experimentado abuso con el fin de proporcionar curación. El cumplimiento del programa EIM es oblig- atorio para las personas activas en la mayoría de los ministerios de la diócesis. ¿Busca recursos e información sobre la protección de niños y otras personas vulnerables? ¿Desea ser voluntario y es nuevo en el proceso EIM? ¿Está regresando al ministerio y ya tiene una cuenta en EIM? Visite austindiocese.org/eim para aprender más sobre las políticas y procedimientos de EIM y cómo estos ayudan a mantener nuestras parroquias y escuelas más seguras para todos. Comuníquese con el administrador del sitio EIM de su parroquia o escuela, o con eim@austindiocese.org, para obtener ayuda adicional. Tenga en cuenta que cuando falten 60 días para que caduque su conformidad, recibirá un correo electrónico de system@virtus.org en el que se le pedirá que inicie sesión y complete la acción requerida.



Pope Leo XIV’s prayer intention for the month of october: For mental health ministry

Melancholy, bad character, confusion of senses — today, we understand that behind these old labels lies a deep, silent suffering not only of those affected by mental disorders but also of their loved ones and their communities.

God of life, you know the innermost depths of our hearts, the light and shadows within us, the silent wounds that sometimes no one sees. Today we bring before you our brothers and sisters who struggle with challenges to their mental health, who suffer in solitude with anxiety, depression, or any other mental illness. You call them by name, with tenderness, and in you they find dignity and hope.


Forgive us for the times we have looked the other way, feeding the stigma and discrimination of persons with mental illnesses. May your Church be an open house, a safe space where everyone has a place — a community that accompanies and never excludes, that listens without judging and draws near without fear. We pray to you, Lord, for those who care: professionals, family members, volunteers — men and women who, with patience and love, build bridges of understanding and comfort. Give them strength and compassion to sustain others.



Send your Spirit upon us, that we may learn to welcome and integrate care for mental health into the life and ministry of our communities and of the whole Church, and thus become a living sign of your mercy, which never abandons and always restores. Amen.


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