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Where to find us
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5610 Demel St. (P.O.BOX 487)
Wallis, Texas 77485
Parish Office: 979-478-6532
Fax: 979-478-2735
Website: https://guardianangelwallis.org
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St. Marys Catholic Church - Frydek, TX https://stmarysfrydek.org
Year of
This year marks the 150th Anniversary of Pope Pius IX’s decree, Quemadmodum Deus, naming
The Archdiocesan website has a page dedicated to the Year of St. Joseph, which began in December and runs through the liturgical year. Please visit and share this link, which includes the history of St. Joseph in the church, prayers of devotion and more.
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GIVING IN LOVE
Thank You so much for your generosity
Mail weekly donation to:
Guardian Angel Catholic Church
P.O.Box 487
Wallis, TX 77485
or
Make weekly donation to the church on line
Go to the Archdiocese website - archgh.org
Click on "Ways to Give" - top right of the screen. Click on "Parish Offering Support" - left side of screen. Click on the dollar amount they wish to donation. Go down to Choose Your Parish - Guardian Angel Wallis/parish Offering/ drop down box and click on / Parish Offering./orSt. Mary's Frydek. Complete billing information
Complete payment details. Click on Donate
Impostor Priest Email/Texting Scams
Recently, there have been several reports of fraudulent email solicitations for financial support, usually in the form of gift cards, coming from email accounts identifying as Archdiocesan priests, including Cardinal DiNardo.
Please be advised that Father Thuy would never make such appeals to the parish community requesting gift cards or any financial assistance. If you receive such email or text, please notify the parish office immediately. You can also visit the Attorney General, Ken Paxton’s website at www.texasattorneygeneral.gov. Click on Scam Alert: “AG Paxton Warns Texans about Text Message Scam”. -
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Welcome To Guardian Angel Catholic Church!
Our parish is a diverse Christian Community in the Roman Catholic Tradition located in the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston, Texas.
We are called to continue the mission of our Lord, Jesus Christ:- To serve others with love, care and compassion.
- To grow spiritually in worshipping God through prayer and sacraments,
- To study God's revelation in Scripture and Tradition,
- To celebrate God's love by our words and our actions as we attempt to become more Christ like in our journey of faith.
We rely on God's grace, Christ's love, and the gifts of the Holy Spirit to
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Mass Times
- Saturday: 6:30 PM EnglishEnglishEN
- Sunday: 9:30 AM EnglishEnglishEN 11:00 AM EnglishEnglishEN
- Wednesday: 9:00 AM EnglishEnglishEN 1st, 3rd & 5th 11:00 AM EnglishEnglishEN 2nd & 4th
- Friday: 9:00 AM EnglishEnglishEN
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EUCHARISTIC ADORATION: Friday Following 9:00 am Mass Until 10:30 am
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Guardian Angel Catholic Parish
We are asking every parishioner to attend one of our campaign receptions. Please RSVP by calling the parish office. Click on the IGNITE logo for more information regarding the campaign.- Tuesday, June 22nd at 7:00 PM
Thank you to all the families that attended our receptions this past weekend. We still have one reception left this Tuesday, June 22nd at 7:00 pm in the parish hall. We encourage every family to attend this reception to learn more about our campaign.
BAZAAR NEWS – SUNDAY, OCTOBER 17, 2021
Our first bazaar meeting was well attended and many topics were discussed. We are currently asking for donations to the raffle which are due by July 15th so that the tickets can be printed in a timely manner. Donations can be mailed, placed in the collection basket or brought by the parish office/drop-box. Thank you to the parishioners that have already made their donations.
We are contacting all the vendors to reserve the date for our bazaar. We are changing some things this year due to Covid. We will not have a silent auction. The space will be used for additional seating in the parish hall. We have reserved new rides and games for the children which do not include bouncy houses or obstacle courses.
We are asking parishioners to “SAVE THE DATE” as we will need your help to make this the best bazaar ever…
CHILDREN FAITH FORMATION NEWS!
The Children’s Faith Formation program for 2021 – 2022 will resume in person classes beginning September 2021. We are currently seeking adult volunteers to teach our 7th and 8th grade students along with adult and high school assistants.
Please prayerfully consider sharing your time and talents to help with this ministry.
“Always seek to do good to one another and to all.” (II Thessalonians 5:14)
Should you have any questions, please call Debbie at the Parish Office (979) 478-6532.LIFE TEEN Program:
If you have any questions, please email Erica Sury @ gaclifeteen@gmail.com.Confirmation I and II Class Schedule
If you have any questions, please call Deacon Jerome at the parish office (979) 478-6532.
Statement from Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston re: Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccineMARCH 2, 2021
The Moderna and Pfizer vaccines for COVID-19 do not involve abortion-derived cell lines in the manufacturing process, and are morally permissible since the connection to abortion is remote.
The Johnson & Johnson vaccine is morally compromised because an abortion-derived cell line was used in its development, testing, and production. However, according to Catholic moral teaching, it is permissible to receive the Johnson & Johnson vaccine when it is the only vaccine available in a given place. Where there is an option, Catholics should choose the Moderna or Pfizer vaccines over the Johnson & Johnson vaccine.
The decision to receive a vaccination for COVID-19 is one of personal conscience.
Further Reading: U.S. Bishops Conference Statement on the Use of the Johnson & Johnson Covid-19 Vaccine
On the Moral Permissibility of Recently Announced Vaccines for COVID-19
Published DECEMBER 8, 2020
By Daniel Cardinal DiNardoOn December 2nd, Governor Abbott announced that the federal government will be distributing an initial allotment of approximately 1.4 million doses of COVID-19 vaccines in Texas during the month of December. These vaccines will be administered by qualifying providers throughout the state.
Some individuals and groups are publicly asserting that if a vaccine is connected in any way with tainted cell lines then it is immoral to be vaccinated with it. This is an inaccurate presentation of Catholic moral doctrine and I would like to offer some clarifications regarding the moral permissibility of using the COVID-19 vaccines developed by the companies Pfizer and Moderna.
Neither the Pfizer nor the Moderna vaccine involved the use of cell lines that originated in tissue taken from the body of an aborted baby at any level of design, development, or production. However, these vaccines are not completely free from any connection to abortion, as both Pfizer and Moderna made use of a tainted cell line for one of the confirmatory lab tests of their products. There is thus a connection, but it is relatively remote and should not be the basis for refusing to receive the vaccine.
A third possible vaccine, this one produced by AstraZeneca, is morally concerning because of its origins. However, according to Catholic moral teaching, it is also acceptable to receive it for the sake of our own health and the health of others if it is the only vaccine available in a given place.
It is morally permissible to receive the COVID-19 vaccines which will be available for distribution in Texas beginning this month.
On this Solemnity of the Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary we unite ourselves more closely to the intercession of the Mother of God as we pray for an end to the Coronavirus pandemic. Please be assured of my continued prayers for the clergy and lay faithful of the Church in Galveston-Houston.
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