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ST. BENEDICT THE ABBOT CATHOLIC CHURCH

A Community of Faith and Love

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Fr. Brandon B. Nguyen, C.S.Sp, Pastor

From Our Pastor

Welcome/Saludos

Dear Parishioners and Friends,
 

On behalf of our parish community, I extend a heartfelt welcome to you as you explore our parish website.

“How often must I forgive?” Jesus answers: without limit. May God help us release resentment and choose mercy today. 💛 #Forgiveness #OrdinaryTime

Anointing/Healing Mass - 1st Friday of the Month - English 9:00 am / Spanish 7:00 pm

Adoration - 1st Tuesday of the month - 7:00 pm.

At Saint Benedict the Abbot Catholic Church, we invite you to deepen your faith and connect with others.

Participate in our services, community events, and outreach programs to enrich your spiritual journey.

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Twenty-Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Times

Peter asks Jesus how often he must forgive, and Jesus responds with a number so large it breaks the limits of calculation. Forgiveness, in the Kingdom of God, is not measured — it is lived. It is a way of being that reflects the heart of Christ Himself.

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We all carry wounds. We all have moments when forgiveness feels impossible. Yet Jesus reminds us that mercy is the path to freedom. Holding onto anger binds us; releasing it opens us to grace. The parable of the unforgiving servant challenges us to remember how generously God forgives us — and how that mercy must flow outward to others.

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This week, let us ask for the grace to forgive where we have resisted, to let go where we have held tight, and to trust that God can heal what feels too heavy for us alone.

Lord, soften our hearts and make us instruments of Your mercy.

for us alone.

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Lord, soften our hearts and make us instruments of Your mercy.

Prayer for September

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Lord of all seasons, As September unfolds, we welcome its calm and steady light. Bless our days with clarity, our work with purpose, and our hearts with peace. Guide us in every decision, steady us in every challenge, and remind us that Your presence goes before us in all things.
 

May this month be one of growth, gratitude, and renewed hope. Keep our families safe, our parish united, and our spirits open to Your grace. We entrust September to You, Lord— make it a time of blessing, healing, and quiet joy. Amen

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Parish Blog

by Fr. Joseph Huy Dinh, C.S.Sp.

Parochial Vicar

Welcome to our church’s albums and videos section! Here, you’ll find a collection of photos and videos capturing the heart of our community through various events, worship services, and activities. We invite you to explore these memories and celebrate the joy, fellowship, and faith that bring us together.

SPIRITANS

St Benedict the Abbot Parish is headed by Spiritan Priests in the religious order of the Congregation of the Holy Spirit, Province of the United States.

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Safe Environment

The Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston has implemented a new Safe Environment Program . Effective 01/01/2019, CMG Safe Haven online training is replacing all VIRTUS trainings. No more live trainings, all trainings will only be online and in the comfort of one's home. This training consists of three-vignette style training videos approximately 60 minutes total, which includes criminal background check and available in English and in Spanish.

St. Benedict the Abbot Catholic Church
Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston
4025 Grapevine Street, Houston, TX  77045

Office Hours

Monday thru Friday

9:00 am - 12:00 pm

1:00 pm - 4:30 pm

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