Welcome to St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church
Whatever brings you here, welcome home. New Here?Upcoming EventsWe’re building a Church of missionary disciples in Grapevine, TX by preaching the gospel of Jesus Christ and reaching the poor.
MASS TIMES
Weekend Masses
Nursery available at all masses except 8am.
Saturday Vigil:
5:00 PM
Sunday:
8:00 AM • 10:00 AM (Interpreted for the Deaf)
1:00 PM (En Español) • 4:30 PM
EVENTS & ANNOUNCEMENTS
Testimonies
Aaron – Southlake, TX
My conversion has been filled with facts, truth, compassion, and love. God is love. St. Francis of Assisi is full of love. RCIA is full of love. I am blessed to have a heart full of love, and I thank all of you, from my overflowing heart.
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MaryBeth – Flower Mound, TX
When we moved to the area, we went to several different churches. We call it the Goldilocks effect – St. Francis was “just right.” The people, Father B, the church building was perfect and continues to be.
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Edie – Grapevine, TX
Although the parish has changed over the years … it’s becoming a place for our Catholic faith to be nourished and our parish community to be more knowledgeable, faithful and stronger than ever.
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Pastor’s Points: April 22, 2018
Lent is a very beautiful and powerful liturgical season in our Church and I want all parishioners to have a deeper appreciation for that fact. The Lenten season is a crucial time for those unbaptized persons who desire to become members of our faith community.
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How People Drift Away From Our Church
Meet Susan. Susan is a 75 year old widower who’s considered herself Catholic her whole life, even though her and her husband stopped attending church twenty years ago. Last year after the death of her husband a friend invited her to attend a weekend retreat called...
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Our Role in the “Great Commission”
Evangelization. I think sometimes this word scares us as Catholic Christians. Maybe it’s because we think it means standing on a street corner with a sign saying “Have you been saved?” Or possibly we envision having to talk to an atheist co-worker about Church and...
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