Mass Times & Directions DONATE SCHOOL Facebook Instagram YouTube Twitter News RSS Welcome Worship Sacraments Get Involved Spiritual Growth Media Who We Are Welcome Who We Are Pastoral Plan Advisory Councils Parish History Publications Our Team Parish COVID-19 Response Become a Member Become Catholic Ways To Give Parish Stewardship Employment FAQ We are making disciples for the Lord Jesus Christ and, together in ministry for Him, advancing the Kingdom of God. The family of Christ at St. Theresa Church welcomes you to the Catholic community of Northwest Austin. We are a community of friends and families who discover together the beauty and power of our Catholic Faith. Our parish encompasses the Northwest Austin neighborhoods of Northwest Hills, Highland Hills, Balcones, Jester, Steiner Ranch, River Place, Westover Hills, City Park, the Courtyard, and more. Many of our parishioners live far beyond our parish boundaries and choose to make St. Theresa their spiritual home. All are welcome here. Join Us We encourage you to use our parish membership form Ways to Get Involved We invite you to discover a deeper relationship through one or more of our small group ministries. Essential to our personal growth is the strength we receive from other Christians who support us with caring friendship, guidance, and accountability. Become part of your extended family at St. Theresa through the small group life of the church! Check out our Get Involved and Spiritual Growth sections. If you are not sure how to volunteer, simply call the church office (512-451-5121) and we’ll be glad to help. What We Believe The Kerygma is the basic Christian message we believe. To see it, click here. Our Patron Saint: St. Therese of Lisieux "I will spend my heaven doing good on earth." -St. Theresa of Lisieux Born the youngest child of a pious watchmaker and his wife, Therese became a Carmelite nun at the age of 15. She hoped to join their missionary foundation in Vietnam but illness kept her in France. For nine years Therese lived a simple, obedient life, her "Little Way" loving and trusting in God. Although suffering from tuberculosis, she wrote a short autobiography, "The Story of a Soul". After her death at the age of 24, this simple book was translated into many languages and charmed readers around the world. Her life and writings were popular for showing that even without great deeds or talent a person could achieve sanctity. She was canonized in 1925 by Pope Pius XI and made the patron of missions in 1927. She was made a patron of France in 1944. Her feast day is October 1. Welcome Who We Are Our Team Parish COVID-19 Response Become a Member Become Catholic Ways To Give Parish Stewardship Employment FAQ Worship Join Us for Mass Worship Aid - Bulletin Faith in the Home Today's Readings From The Pastor Homilies Funerals Sacraments Baptism Reconciliation Eucharist Confirmation Marriage Anointing of the Sick Holy Orders Get Involved Liturgical Ministry Music Ministry Outreach Ministries Prayer Ministry Care and Support Fellowship Groups Ethics Training (EIM) Spiritual Growth Children (PK-5th) Youth (6th-12th) Camps Young Adults Adults Senior Adults Media Video Social Media Podcasts Bulletin - Worship Aid Publications Calendar Our School Website © 2016 | St. Theresa Catholic Church | 4311 Small Drive Austin TX 78731 (map) phone: (512) 451-5121 fax (512) 453-6824 Login powered by eCatholic®