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A few weeks ago, we heard the Gospel of the vine and the branches: Jesus is the vine, we are the branches. Folks are still talking about the homily from that day, which demonstrated Jesus as the vine and dozens of people - the liturgical ministers from that particular Mass - forming a sloppy, winding, multi-branched vine streaming into the church aisles, but connected back to Jesus before the altar. It was a graphic illustration, and it was fun!

People who are honest with themselves and who possess some degree of faith sooner or later encounter the reality of Habits of Sin.

Congratulations to our newly trained and certified nullity case sponsors, Richard and Doris Miranda, Joan Hixon, Ve Anne Sheffield, Jose Angulo and Deacon Robert Trahan.

This weekend, June 9-10, Fr. Ron Cloutier from Correctional Ministries with the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston is presiding at all Masses. Why? He wants you to know that you are needed, and you are called to be disciples of Christ in mission work within the prison system...

Praying for our brothers and sisters in Guatemala! If you'd like to help provide relief to those suffering, donations may be made through Catholic Relief Services.

Presence: The Mystery of the Eucharist

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Christopher West and Mike Mangione are coming to Prince of Peace September 26, 2018!

Would you like to be involved with the Mission this year, but cannot travel to Guatemala? Help with Adoration of Blessed Sacrament, the packing event, or donate to the cause...

The Pastoral Council is a discerned group of members who serve as liaisons for the parish faithful and provide counsel to the pastor. On Sunday, May 20, we discerned new members for 2018-2019. We are pleased to welcome, Gretchen Hollas, Roberto Gasparini and Jose Alejandro Mariscal to Pastoral Council. Bill Rosenbaum re-discerned for a second term...

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This month, our TORCH Homeschool Group celebrated the month of Mary with a May Crowning of Our Lady. It was a beautiful procession, and we are blessed to have this joyful tradition continue in our community. Mary, Queen of Heaven and Earth, pray for us!  

This weekend, May 19-20, we end the Easter season with the grand celebration of Pentecost. Besides being the birthday of the Church, it is also a colorful day here at Prince of Peace as many worshippers come to Mass clad in flame colors: red, yellow, orange...

Hello! I am William Styskal, a lifelong parishioner of Prince of Peace who is now a seminarian studying for his junior year at Holy Trinity Seminary for our Archdiocese. This summer, I will be sent to work with Dumb Ox Ministries, an organization that helps teens, young adults, and families develop firm Catholic identities and prepare vocations through the virtue of chastity. To serve the people of God in this way, I need to fundraise $3000. If there is any way you could help me, I humbly invite you to do so!

Congratulations to our newly ordained Deacon Jose Alonso! Deacon Jose was ordained Saturday, May 12 at the Co-Cathedral of the Sacred Heart along with seven other men to Transitional Diaconate. Thank you, Deacon Jose, for saying yes and answering the call!

There are a number of different ways to categorize Christian denominations. One of the principal divisions is liturgical vs. congregational worship. The latter sees Sunday public prayer as a gathering of people, one of whom teaches or preaches...

We are currently looking for a full-time receptionist to serve Monday through Friday from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm in our Parish Office. Fluency in both English and Spanish is required, and receptionist/customer service experience is preferred...

Get your tickets now to join us for a special Benefit Concert on Friday, July 27 with John Michael Talbot for the ongoing relief of St. Ignatius Loyola Parish...

Easter is BIG – it takes 50 days to celebrate it. Why 50? Because Jesus spent 40 days on earth appearing to his disciples and teaching them. At the end of this time, he ascended to the Father. For nine days (the first Novena), 120 of the disciples, including Mary and the Apostles, were in prayer and fear in the upper room...

Lent is over! Now the more devout among us who pledged to surrender some pleasure, engage in prayer or perform some good work for all those weeks of the Lent are set free from our resolutions. Whether we were 100% successful or fell short repeatedly, it’s all in the past...

As the great events of Holy Week approach, we again face the question of why Jesus died.  Some reflections…