Here stands Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church a beacon of faith. It has served Austin’s community for over a century. Generations of parishioners have worshiped within these walls. Our Lady of Guadalupe Parish is a dynamic Roman Catholic community.
Founded in April 1907 the church first stood at 5th and Guadalupe Streets. The Congregation of Holy Cross initially led the parish. In 1925 the Missionary Oblates of Mary Immaculate took over. Father Jose Prieto’s arrival marked a period of growth.
Increased attendance called for a larger space. The majority of the congregation lived in East Austin. A new site was purchased on East 9th Street. On September 5 1926 the current church building was blessed. A school already existed on the property. The Father’s rectory was completed in December 1926.
Father Prieto hailed from the Pro-Cathedral of St Augustine in Laredo Texas. His experience in sacred oratory revitalized the community. He preached a two-week mission attracting large crowds.
Our Lady of Guadalupe is strategically located near the IH35 corridor. It is just east of downtown Austin. People of all faiths are welcomed. Business people and visitors from around the world find it convenient.
The parish facilities can be rented for various events. Receptions business meetings and private gatherings are all possible. Contact the office for scheduling and information. The phone number is 512 478-7955.
Inspired by Our Lady of Guadalupe the church dedicates itself to Jesus Christ. It continues His mission to teach heal reconcile and serve. The parish promotes hospitality justice and service. They proclaim the word of God. They celebrate the Sacraments.
Our Lady of Guadalupe welcomes everyone to celebrate Mass. Mass times vary throughout the week. Saturday Mass is at 600 pm. Sunday Masses are at 745 am 945 am 1130 am and 600 pm. Weekday Masses are also available.
Confessions are heard on Saturdays from 530 pm to 600 pm. Stay updated with the weekly bulletin. Sign up for email notifications on the website.
Our Lady of Guadalupe stands as a testament to faith community and service. It is a place where all are welcomed. The church’s history is woven into the fabric of East Austin. Its mission continues to inspire and uplift.