Sacred Heart Catholic Church

WEDNESDAY:  9:00 AM to 6:00 PM
FRIDAY:  9:00 AM to 6:00 PM

SUNDAY: 7:30 AM & 9:30 AM (Rosary -Church)
MONDAY: 6:30 PM (Novena for Perpetual Help - Church)
TUESDAY: 7 PM (Cenacle Of Men -Church)
WEDNESDAY: 5:30 PM (Rosary for the Unborn - Church)
MONDAY-THURSDAY-FRIDAY: 7:30 AM (Rosary - Church/Chapel)
SATURDAY: 4:40 PM (Evening Prayer -Vespers)

Click the button below for information on upcoming funeral services at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Muenster. 

Commentary: Reform Texas Education by Putting Parents in Control:

Bishop Michael Olson joined Leo Linbeck III, board chair of Families Empowered and Seton Education Partners, in an opinion column published in the San Antonio Express-News in calling for reform of the Texas education system by urging Texas legislators to pass parental choice legislation. Catholic school parents and parents of Catholic students in parish religious education programs, as well all Catholic in the Diocese, please read the Bishop's opinion column and please contact your legislator to tell them you favor parental choice and to urge you legislator to vote for the parental choice legislation.

March 29, 2023

Call for Peace and Vigilance at Mass by the Diocese of Fort Worth
May 6, 2022

Pastoral Letter Regarding Changes to Current COVID-19 Protocols for the Celebration of Mass
March 4, 2022

Bishop Michael F. Olson Issues Memorandum to Priests and Parishes Requesting Prayers for Ukraine
February 24, 2022

Sacred Heart Muenster is part of the Catholic Diocese of Fort Worth, established on August 9, 1969. Today, the diocese has grown to 1.2 million Catholics in 28 counties in North Central Texas. The Diocese includes 92 parishes and 17 Catholic Schools.

The Fourth Bishop of the Diocese of Fort Worth is Most Reverend Michael F. Olson, STD, MA, the first priest of the Diocese to become its bishop. He was ordained and installed on January 29, 2014 at the Tarrant County Convention Center. Bishop Olson, a native of Illinois, was ordained a priest of the Diocese of Fort Worth on June 3, 1994 by the late Bishop Joseph P. Delaney at St. Patrick Cathedral. His first assignment was as the parochial vicar—an associate pastor—of St. Michael Parish in Bedford where he served from July 1994 through June 1997.

 

Our local council of the Knights of Columbus continue the livestream with the broadcast of Mass each Sunday morning at 8 a.m. Click the provided link below or search for the page in the app or website.

Sacred Heart YouTube

Thank you to the Knights for providing this much needed ministry to our parish family.

Through interviews with top Catholic speakers and inspiring portraits of lives of Eucharistic devotion, The Eucharist: Source of Our Healing and Hope seeks to show the truth of the Real Presence and inspire Catholics to renew and deepen their devotion to Christ in the Eucharist.

CLICK HERE FOR FULL VIDEO

EnCourage is an apostolate which provides pastoral care for families and friends of people who experience same-sex attractions and/or gender dysphoria. In many cases, their loved ones have adopted the LGBTQ label, and may have moved away from actively practicing their faith.

Through local chapters and online support, our members receive help and encouragement to understand the experience of their loved ones more deeply, to foster healthy relationships within their families, and to deepen their own relationship with Christ.

The apostolate was first formed in 1987 by families in search of guidance and understanding for supporting loved ones who experience same-sex attractions. In 1992, this group adopted the name EnCourage, and now includes more than 75 chapters worldwide.

Meetings are held monthly at a parish in the Dallas/Fort Worth area.  For more information click on the links below.
EnCourage Website Here

DFW Coordinator Email:  encouragedfw@yahoo.com