Please help with the Christmas Giving Tree. We have 370 children on our list. As of Friday, November 13, we have only have gift cards for 141 children. All donations are due Monday, November 16. You can donate online by clicking the link. Thank you for your kind generosity and for donating.
Every now and then, a situation comes up that requires us to reach out to parishioners immediately, from weather-related events to scam warnings. Please consider signing up to receive text messages from St. Catherine of Siena Catholic Church. Click the link for more information.
St. Catherine of Siena Catholic Church welcomes all newcomers and visitors! Please note that our church building is currently under construction. All Masses are held in the Parish Center, in Johnson Hall, until construction is complete.
Our Annual Giving Tree helps children, elderly, and disabled neighbors near our parish have a brighter Christmas. Please click the link for more information and to make an online donation. Thank you for your generosity!
Join the St. Catherine's Young Adults group for Saturday Vigil Mass on November 14, followed by a dinner social in rooms 222/223 of the Parish Center (in the back of Siena Hall). All young adults welcome!
On Sunday, November 15, the Knights of Columbus Council 8156 will hold its monthly BBQ of chicken, pork tenderloin, ribs and sausage. Knights will be in the St. Catherine’s Courtyard after 7:30 a.m. Mass to serve your meal needs. Learn how the Knights of Columbus lead with our faith to protect the family, serve others and defend our values. The benefits of being a Knight are numerous. Contact the
Membership Director at 512-576-4675!
The Krafty Ladies will have a craft sale after all Sunday masses on November 15. We will be set up outside of Johnson Hall and hope you will come by and see the many beautiful handmade items, early Christmas shoppers welcome! We can accept cash and checks only, thank you.
First Corinthians - The Church and the Christian Community is an 11-session Bible study from Ascension Press that will be facilitated by Dieu Van Dinh, exploring St. Paul's guidance for living as faithful Christians in a challenging world. In his first letter to the Corinthians, St. Paul addresses struggles still familiar today, including division within the community, moral confusion and questions about living the Gospel. Click the link for more information and to register.