We are unable to offer daily or weekend Mass at our home Church campus
due to flooding.  As restoration gets underway, we’re blessed by the
Atascocita United Methodist Church (AUMC)
who opened their campus to us!  

New Weekly Mass Time and Location

We’re offering Vigil Sunday Mass
in AUMC’s beautiful Wesley sanctuary
every Saturday afternoon at 4 pm.  
Attendance at the Vigil Mass fulfills your Sunday Mass obligation. 

The Atascocita Methodist Church is incredibly easy to reach at
19325 Pinehurst Trail Drive Humble, TX 77346,
just one block south of FM 1960. 

Please make arrangements to attend
daily Mass, Adoration and confession at area neighboring Catholic Churches
until we are able to return to our home parish campus.
 

The celebration of the Eucharist occurs each day in every monastery, convent, cathedral, oratory and humble parish throughout the world. Our St. Philip faith community invites you to participate in the rich fare of God’s bountiful kingdom in our eucharistic celebrations.

When you partake of the “food of angels” (Lat. panis angelicus), you receive “righteousness and peace and joy in the Holy Spirit”  [Rom 14:17]  and ascend to the “. . . source and the summit of the whole of the Church’s worship and of the Christian life”.  [Vatican Council II]  

The joy of the Eucharist will remain with you even to eternity. The Eucharist comforts and strengthens you even in the moment of your greatest difficulty and deepest sorrow. The Eucharist will change you forever.

St. Augustine of Hippo (+ 430 AD) understood the transforming power of the Lord’s Body, Blood, Soul and Divinity in Holy Eucharist:  If you have received worthily, you are what you have received, for the Apostle says, “The bread is one; we though many, are one body.”  [Augustine of Hippo, Sermon 227]