Bishop Michael Olson is asking the faithful of the Diocese of Fort Worth to join Catholics from around the United States to participate in a virtual rosary event on Wednesday, October 7 at 2 p.m. Central Time “with the intention of uniting Catholics across the country at this time when there is much unrest and uncertainty.”

Update on the policies and protocols for Mass and other parish activities in the Diocese of Fort Worth

Our Saturday Confessions will now be from 2:30-3:15 pm. Click here for the full schedule of Mass, Confession, and Adoration at St. Philip's

Bishop Olson issues new guidelines for increasing church capacity for Mass.

Please review these important updates as you prepare to return to Mass during this time

On reopening churches for public Mass

St. Philip's will re-open for Mass and Confessions this weekend with special safety precautions and capacity limitations.

Following Denton County's extension of the stay-at-home order, here is how it affects our parish.

Schedule of Live-Stream Events at St. Philip's and resources for Holy Week at Home

Bishop Olson comments on the recent executive order of Governor Abbott.

Bishop Olson describes liturgical modifications to be made for Holy Week and Easter.

New updates from Bishop Olson in response to shelter-in-place directives. Announcement of indulgences granted by Pope Francis for the COVID-19 situation.

Please read this note from our Pastor, inviting all to join the Holy Father in praying the Rosary at the same time (3 PM "our time" on March 19).

Mass will continue to be celebrated at the scheduled times throughout the territory of the Diocese of Fort Worth, but without a congregation physically present in the church.

Mass will continue to be celebrated at the scheduled times throughout the territory of the Diocese of Fort Worth, but without a congregation physically present in the church.