This church is one of the best churches! I go every Friday and Sunday and it's always such an…read moreamazing experience!

My experience has been good, especially with Fr. Carmelo. I love it when he is the father during…read moreconfession. He pays attention, is direct, and gives good advice, essential for growing in Christ. He is "al pan, pan y al vino, vino", which I like in a human being and more in a priest. Here is a talk he gave about himself and his order. He talks about the work of his order; however, he helps non-migrants, as me :-), with good spiritual guidance https://stcyrilhouston.podbean.com/e/the-face-of-christ-in-the-migrants/

Su entorno es agradable y entrar a la capilla es maravillo, la armonía y el espíritu nos hace…read moresentir super super bien.

I went to the Perish office to get help on filling out a paper and the ladies in the office were…read morenot welcoming or helpful at all for someone who works at a church I was not expecting that I've received better help at a grocery store

These people are doing the Lord's work in a very big way. However, some effort to serve…read moreEnglish-speaking people would be nice.

this church was a great Spanish church this is where I got my first communion and confirmation I…read morereally love this in my heart - Jose Arellano

While I am not a parishioner of this Parish I will on occasion come to Mass here as I only live…read moreabout 15 minutes away. I have attended the 11:15 am Sunday Mass. This is a smaller church so if you arrive late here it will likely be standing room only. Parking is easily available in their lot and also on the street. I enjoy the current pastor when he says the Mass. His homilies are very good and I am sure he is a pleasure to interact with. His rich Irish accent and positive attitude is a delight to hear. My score of a 3 means A-OK!

This is probably my favorite church ever because I love the garden on the walk in, the greeting of…read morethe priest, the size of the church, the awesome music, the priest, the homilies, the big windows to gaze out of during mass, the friendly hello on the exit & of course the lemonade and treats after. :)

I absolutely love WC Atascocita. Our family has been attending for about 10 years. I love serving…read morein WCKids which is the children's ministry.

This church has a very unfriendly feeling to it. No one greeted us at all which kind of ruined our…read morefirst experience. This church is very commercialized selling craft items in lobby, a for profit coffee shop, don't expect any complimentary coffee. Advertisements are a constant regarding the "Woodland Church", I guess this is more important than Christ's church. The sermon was good but it is piped in from the central church which has a impersonal feeling. The worship music is good and modern, but the worship pastor are dressed in hipster style, and wearing a baseball cap does not show respect to our God. Keep looking there are much better churches out there that are not as commercialized.

St. Theresa-Memorial Park has been our church for about 10 years. We came here from another nearby…read moreparish and that is the same story for a lot of people we have met here. We all agree that it just felt right when we found St. T. We did not know a single soul when came here but now have many close friends. It is a hidden gem, but worth looking for. Super location at the edge of Memorial Park. It is not unusual to see runners and golfers pop in for mass. Very diverse: students, singles, couples, young families, seniors; all kinds, all walks. All are truly welcome here. Each Sunday obligation mass has a different "flavor", so try another if you aren't feeling the right fit. Also, our pastor Fr. Phil is awesome. Check us out. You will not be just another name on the parish roll. Join a club, a ministry or a class and you will meet lots of really genuinely nice people. I really encourage runners to come by. My dream is to have a runners' mass maybe once a month, I think that would be really cool! P.S. I give 5 Stars because I love this church, but I know it is not perfect. We are working on some physical changes right now that will make St. Theresa's 5 Stars plus! * There is also an excellent PreK3 - 8th Grade School here. I will write about that in another review.

I just started searching around for Catholic Churches. So far this place is by far in the lead for…read moreme to call home. The service is enjoyable. The people are very welcoming and it's very convenient as far as parking and service hours.

My husband and I visit this church today, what an amazing experience. The present of God is truly…read morethere. The praise and worship was uplifting to us. From the moment we drove into the parking lot was a good feeling. What a friendly church!

Love this church family. We've been coming here for about 6 months and love the move of the spirit…read morethat can be felt before you enter the church. The pastors of the church are on fire for the Lord and want this experience to be shared with all those who enter! They have great programs for all ages from babies to the elders to help keep the Christian fellowship and mentor ship for everyone. I love the attention to detail and allowing the Lord to move as he will. This is not a cookie cutter church and the services are longer than most because they allow the Lord to have his way each time. They are multicultural as well and have availability to translate for deaf and Spanish speaking folks during service. I'm so glad we found this house of worship and look forward to growing here

Attended a memorial service here. Vibes are more for the pastor, and not the people. Pastor comes…read moreacross inexperienced and inauthentic. I much more appreciate memorials crafted by the deceased and their family. Definitely plan to attend more family focused, congregant focused services in the area.

As big as a church as this is, they are i witnessed it firsthand. If you get in close to the group,…read moreu will understand and they don't wanna help. They just wanna make money example. I asked them to support a six-year-old, a 10-year-old and a 12-year-old for x mas bc they weren't gonna have one. which they received many donationsand I mean piles of it. I would've jumped in there and at least grabbed a toy or two or some food and helped out if I were you, I would not want to be a part of this. We also were trying to raise money for cancer research and we were gonna have a softball game. They wouldn't even let us use the field, but yet if you want to pay, they'll let you play on the baseball field I witnessed this firsthand. Sometimes you gotta look at the bigger picture before you decide where you want to worship and help out and really see what they're all about. I'm not rich and I'm still gonna help and raise money for this family.