Summary: The Associate Director of Worship-Bilingual (Spanish/English) is responsible for the coordination, training and staffing of liturgical ministers across all Spanish language liturgies and the successful implementation of these liturgies. This includes proper preparation for weekend and weekday evening Masses but also Holy Days of obligation, major Feast days, special Rites, Baptisms, Weddings, and Funerals. While the primary focus of this position is Spanish language liturgies it is not limited to them...
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...
In the average home in America, there are 300,000 items, which helps explain the fact that 10% of us rent offsite storage and ¼ of people with two car garages do not have room to park their cars... During Hurricane Harvey, we realized how much stuff we’ve got. And many of us discovered how much we can do without. The Jesus issue here is sharing our bounty with others.
Last year, a Catholic deacon and his family immigrated to Miami from Venezuela. Upon their arrival, the father asked his children where they would like to go first. We can guess at their answers: Disney World, McDonald’s, Miami Beach. Their reply: “can we please go to a grocery store?”
The centerpiece of any visit to Venice is the Basilica of St. Mark, situated on the beautiful square that bears its name. The symbol of the saint – a winged lion – appears everywhere. ..
Just a reminder that Ash Wednesday, the beginning of Lent, falls on February 14 this year. Ash Wednesday is a day of obligatory fasting for Catholics, so please be mindful of this when making plans to celebrate Valentine’s Day. See Fr. John’s blog “Feasting and Fasting” for creative ideas on celebrating Valentine’s Day without losing the spirit of Lent...
In the list of things nobody in the world likes to do, standing in line holds a secure place. A hermit nun (yes really) once told me that the wealthier or more powerful a person is, the less time they spend waiting. For the rest of us, we stand in line...
Sign up now for our new Lenten Small Group program! Participants will form small groups of 6 - 12 people and reflect on a dynamic 5-week program, “Opening the Word,” which provides prayer and insights over the Sunday readings during Lent...
Prince of Peace is reminding you at the beginning of January that it is coming. About six weeks from now. And there is a problem. February 14 is Ash Wednesday. Yes, it’s true. The beginning of Lent…
Worship is expanding our Reconciliation Ministry and looking for volunteers to be Chapel Hosts. Would you like to help one day a month for two hours by greeting those who come for Reconciliation, showing them where to go, and helping to make the experience flow smoothly during our regular confession times? We need both English and Spanish speakers...
As our campus continues to expand, we are working to maintain a beautiful and safe environment in and around all our buildings. We appreciate parishioners’ help in keeping an eye out for areas of the campus in need of attention (i.e. lights out or dim areas, litter, or safety concerns). Please contact...
Dear Everybody, What a year this has been. Some of us lost part or all of our homes or jobs to floodwaters and the economy. Others adjusted to having not just a winning, but a really winning baseball team in Houston! Lots of locals saw snow for the first time. And, hey, isn't it great to have the Grand Parkway? And now, here we are at Christmas.
With the hustle and bustle of the Advent season, often times we aren't able to adequately prepare for the birth of Jesus. In addition to the busyness, everything in our culture tells us that Christmas is over come December 26th. Well, it's not! Join us as we celebrate the season of Christmas this year with a Christmas Mission
We all need a plan for our money. Dave Ramsey's 10-week class will show you how to get rid of debt, manage your money, spend and save wisely, and much more! Millions have been through Financial Peace University, and it has changed their lives forever!
Members of the parish are invited to go on a 13-Day Pilgrimage to visit Ireland and Scotland on September 16 - 28, 2018. This two-week trip we will be celebrating Fr. John’s 70th birthday, visiting places relating to our Catholic faith and Christian heritage...
April 16, 2018Get 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...
April 9, 2018Easter 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...
April 1, 2018Lent 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...
March 17, 2018As the great events of Holy Week approach, we again face the question of why Jesus died. Some reflections…
March 9, 2018In the average home in America, there are 300,000 items, which helps explain the fact that 10% of us rent offsite storage and ¼ of people with two car garages do not have room to park their cars... During Hurricane Harvey, we realized how much stuff we’ve got. And many of us discovered how much we can do without. The Jesus issue here is sharing our bounty with others.
February 17, 2018Last year, a Catholic deacon and his family immigrated to Miami from Venezuela. Upon their arrival, the father asked his children where they would like to go first. We can guess at their answers: Disney World, McDonald’s, Miami Beach. Their reply: “can we please go to a grocery store?”
February 3, 2018The centerpiece of any visit to Venice is the Basilica of St. Mark, situated on the beautiful square that bears its name. The symbol of the saint – a winged lion – appears everywhere. ..
January 25, 2018Just a reminder that Ash Wednesday, the beginning of Lent, falls on February 14 this year. Ash Wednesday is a day of obligatory fasting for Catholics, so please be mindful of this when making plans to celebrate Valentine’s Day. See Fr. John’s blog “Feasting and Fasting” for creative ideas on celebrating Valentine’s Day without losing the spirit of Lent...
January 20, 2018In the list of things nobody in the world likes to do, standing in line holds a secure place. A hermit nun (yes really) once told me that the wealthier or more powerful a person is, the less time they spend waiting. For the rest of us, we stand in line...
January 19, 2018Sign up now for our new Lenten Small Group program! Participants will form small groups of 6 - 12 people and reflect on a dynamic 5-week program, “Opening the Word,” which provides prayer and insights over the Sunday readings during Lent...
January 4, 2018Prince of Peace is reminding you at the beginning of January that it is coming. About six weeks from now. And there is a problem. February 14 is Ash Wednesday. Yes, it’s true. The beginning of Lent…
January 3, 2018Worship is expanding our Reconciliation Ministry and looking for volunteers to be Chapel Hosts. Would you like to help one day a month for two hours by greeting those who come for Reconciliation, showing them where to go, and helping to make the experience flow smoothly during our regular confession times? We need both English and Spanish speakers...
January 3, 2018As our campus continues to expand, we are working to maintain a beautiful and safe environment in and around all our buildings. We appreciate parishioners’ help in keeping an eye out for areas of the campus in need of attention (i.e. lights out or dim areas, litter, or safety concerns). Please contact...
December 24, 2017Dear Everybody, What a year this has been. Some of us lost part or all of our homes or jobs to floodwaters and the economy. Others adjusted to having not just a winning, but a really winning baseball team in Houston! Lots of locals saw snow for the first time. And, hey, isn't it great to have the Grand Parkway? And now, here we are at Christmas.
December 22, 2017With the hustle and bustle of the Advent season, often times we aren't able to adequately prepare for the birth of Jesus. In addition to the busyness, everything in our culture tells us that Christmas is over come December 26th. Well, it's not! Join us as we celebrate the season of Christmas this year with a Christmas Mission
December 20, 2017We all need a plan for our money. Dave Ramsey's 10-week class will show you how to get rid of debt, manage your money, spend and save wisely, and much more! Millions have been through Financial Peace University, and it has changed their lives forever!
December 8, 2017Members of the parish are invited to go on a 13-Day Pilgrimage to visit Ireland and Scotland on September 16 - 28, 2018. This two-week trip we will be celebrating Fr. John’s 70th birthday, visiting places relating to our Catholic faith and Christian heritage...