Our CCE program is in need of a few more Catechists to complete our teaching team. Please consider being a part of this ministry.

We are very grateful to our very patient parishioners as we conduct much needed parking lot improvements.

Lots of learning, laughter, and smiles were seen and heard last week at VBS as the children learned all about the "Our Father." If you didn't have a chance to join us this year, mark your calendars for next summer and be sure to register for our CCE program!

On Sunday, May 30, three graduating high school seniors were presented the Sylvester Leonard Scholarship, awarded by the Knights of Columbus, Council 9794.  Congratulations to Robby, Rebekah, and Erin.

Congratulations to the graduating Senior Class of 2021. St. Philip Parish is so proud of you and will keep you in our prayers...

Registration now open! Come join Catholic teens from the Archdiocese of Galveston Houston as they celebrate their faith.

Get your copy of the Women's Guild Cookbook, "Breaking Bread." Books are on display at the main entrance and available for purchase...

Spring Registration for the 2021-2022 CCE year is now open! The CCE Core Team will have a table in the foyer this weekend, April 24 & 25...

Are you graduating from college or high school? St. Philip wants to celebrate you...

Deadline extended to May 9, 2021!!! Attention high school graduates! The Knights of Columbus will be awarding 2 scholarships this year...

The Women's Guild is collecting funds to be given to Birthright of Humble, a volunteer crisis pregnancy counseling center...

We are so proud of our Confirmation Class of 2022! They had a faith-filled, first year retreat...

Join the Knights of Columbus—Council 9794 St. Philip invites all Catholic men over the age of 18 and in good standing with the Catholic Church to join.

Our First Sacrament class was blessed with a beautiful morning on Saturday, January 31 to celebrate their First Reconciliation.  We are very proud of the way they have taken on this step of their faith journey.  Please keep them in your prayers as they begin their preparation for the sacrament of First Holy Communion.

Our next lesson on how we can put our faith in action will be on Sunday, February 7...

Beginning February 17, JCF will be studying the upcoming Sunday readings using Emmaus Journey Reflections...

Thanks for your Generosity! Dear Parishioners, it has been a crazy year, but we want to let you know how much we have appreciated your monthly donations to Mary’s Blessings. We all know how hard just getting by has been for many people. Everyone has heard stories of hardship from friends or neighbors. With so much going on to disrupt our lives you have continued to give generously to the poor in our area. It seems like no matter how much we have to share with them, we could use even more. It is disheartening to see how many calls come in with requests for such large amounts to pay the rent and utilities these days. There is so much suffering going on!

The young parishioners of St. Philip had their first practice for the Christmas Eve Nativity Pageant. We were so happy to see all their smiling faces. Thank you to the parents who volunteered! We are so excited to watch these kids retell the story of Jesus' birth. There is still time to be a part of this beautiful event. All youth, grades K-12, of the parish, are invited to participate. Our last practice is Saturday, Dec. 19 from 9:30 am-11:00 am. Contact Heather Wehking @ 713-562-5947

We were happy to welcome Fr. Barker this morning into our first-grade class. The kids were excited to see him! He was able to visit and see all the things we were learning in class. He joined the students in praying the rosary before leaving. Thank you Father!

The CCE Elementary students celebrated All Saints Day by dressing up as a Saint of their choosing. The children enjoyed a fun morning learning about the Saints, playing All Saints Day Bingo, and enjoying some time with Father Barker. We believe our students are “MINT” to be Saints and reminded them with a special treat bag of peppermints at the end of the morning. Thank you to all the students (and their parents)  and teachers who dressed up and shared fun facts about their Saint.