From the moment I stepped onto the grounds of this beautiful parish, I felt a genuine sense of…read morewelcome and peace. The moment you approach, there's a warm and inviting spirit that reflects the heart of the community here in Alice. The moment I walked through the doors, I was struck by how the space balances quiet reverence with a genuine feeling of belonging -- it's the kind of place where faith feels alive and accessible to everyone. The services are thoughtfully conducted and spiritually nourishing. Whether you're attending a weekday Mass or joining the congregation on Sunday, there's a sense of unity and sincere devotion that resonates throughout the celebration. The choir and music uplift the liturgy in a way that enhances the worship without ever overshadowing it, and the messages feel thoughtful and grounded. The welcome extended to newcomers is heartfelt -- people here make it easy to feel at home right away. What really makes this parish stand out is how deeply it's rooted in service and community connection. You can tell this is more than a building where people gather on Sundays -- it's a place that actively lives out its mission through outreach, fellowship, and support for one another. There's a tangible sense of care among parishioners, and that extends into how visitors are embraced with warmth and respect. The beautiful architectural details and peaceful atmosphere make it an ideal place for reflection and prayer, and the staff and volunteers are consistently attentive and genuinely kind. Whether you're exploring your faith, looking for a spiritual home, or just passing through town, this parish offers an experience that's rich in tradition, community, and genuine warmth.

St. Elizabeth of Hungry is a church that I have only attended 1 Mass at in my entire life. This is…read moreodd because it's located in my hometown of Alice, Texas. With that said; the priest in this parish & I have a special relationship because he is my regular confessor when I'm in Alice, Texas and was while I lived here. Sure, I confessed with many other priests but time & time again in drawn to the priest in this parish in order to confess.