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Located in the heart of Austin near the University of Texas campus, St. Austin is a thriving and diverse parish community, served by the Paulist Fathers since 1908. Welcome!
Please click Mass Broadcasts below to join us in worship for daily, Sunday and holiday Masses.
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Mass & ReconciliationAs we implement the Bishop's decree to resume public Masses, we will observe this schedule. Things may continue to change. Livestreamed masses will be available to watch here on our website, on Facebook Live, and on YouTube. Thank you for celebrating with us.
Monday – Saturday Daily Mass at 8 a.m. (Streamed)
Saturday evening vigil at 5:00 p.m
Sunday at 8:45 a.m. (Streamed), 11:30 a.m., and 5:30 p.m.RECONCILIATION (CONFESSION)
Saturday 3:30 - 4:30
To schedule an appointment for Reconciliation, please email Sharon Lehtonen. -
Office Hours
Monday - Thursday 9 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Friday 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Saturday & Sunday Closed
In this time of COVID-19, we remain committed to serving our parish and the greater community with all available resources. We're answering our phones during the hours posted above. We're returning voicemail messages.
While for now our offices are closed except for deliveries and pick-up or by appointment, we hope to see you again soon. Til then, please stay safe: masks up; hands sparkling, and keep that 6' distance.
We're praying with and for you - we ask that you pray for us, too.
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Please Pray with Us in Solidarity
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Dear Jesus,
Our journey through life is long and hard. We cannot make this trip alone; we must walk together on the journey. You promised to send us a helper, your Spirit. Help us to see your Spirit in those you send to journey with us.
In the refugee family, seeking safety from violence, Let us see your Spirit.
In the migrant worker, bringing food to our tables, Let us see your Spirit.
In the asylum-seeker, seeking justice for himself and his family, Let us see your Spirit.
In the unaccompanied child, traveling in a dangerous world, Let us see your Spirit.
Teach us to recognize that as we walk with each other, You are present.
Teach us to welcome not only the strangers in our midst but the gifts they bring as well: the invitation to conversion, communion, and solidarity.
This is the help you have sent: we are not alone. We are together on the journey, and for this we give you thanks. Amen.This is the help you have sent: we are not alone. We are together on the journey, and for this we give you thanks. Amen.
Prayer from Immigration Through the Lens of Faith; photo from The Kino Border Initiative
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