3 Best Churches in San Antonio, TX

What a place I’ve found here in SAT, sound doctrine, thoughtful and clear teaching, thriving community active in demonstration of the power of God’s love in a multidimensional and might way. You have got to love the worship too. There’s not a time when I do not feel challenged, fed, encouraged in the pursuit of our high calling in Christ. Recommend a visit to this banquet of God’s grace!.

We watch pastor Ed Newton and crew from Missouri with her son who's in San Antonio,it was even more amazing to see these guys worship in person they are full of the spirit. Well done, maybe next time we will be honored enough to meet pastor Ed Newton, love love love y'all.

Love this place. Pastor Ed is awesome, and the message always relates to some part of my life or week. This is the place to be on Sunday. Invite someone and attend won't be disappointed!!.

As a native San Antonian I took a HIGHLY recommended Basílica tour to know more about the history of the Carmelite Nuns and Friars, the Basílica's foundation ( was humbled to learn that the Carmelite friars from Torreón, Mexico who were invited by the first Archbishop of San Antonio, Reverend Arthur J. Drossaerts, to establish their church here in San Antonio, TX. after they encountered many defaiances one of which was in Oklahoma were they faced opposition from the KKK) making it a future blessing for San Antonio as another example of what fruition faith had nationwide during the Great Depression. If you visit, you will come across all around the interior of the Basílica countless marble plaques with names of nationwide donors who's proceeds at the time of the Great Depression helped fund the construction of the parish on February 22, 1926 (a year after St. Thérèse's face to be more accurate. The Basílica also has first class relics of St. There's in the Chapel (replica tomb) of St. Thérèse were it can be seen in a ring, an in this occasion one of the priests allowed attendees to do reverance to first class relics of St. Thérèse that were in a Silver and Enamel reliquary. In this visit the first class relics of St. Thérèse parents were on display for veneration as well. As we encounter throughout history, the story repeats itself where in this occasion the Basílica is in preparation of renovation and has shared with the community their Historic Master Plan of Preservation that started in 2022. Behind the exterior end of the Basílica you can find their Little Flower Gift.

This church is amazing! The reverence, peace, and calmness is really present here which is so beautiful. I love the architecture of this place from the altar, the stained glass windows, and the facade of the church. This basilica is also large and tall in which it shows the great reverence and devotion to God and the Little Flower. I totally recommend church if you are in the area for mass.

This church was beautiful! They have a relic of St.Therese of Lisieux. We were traveling from out of town and went for Sunday Mass. it was pretty empty which is sad but hopefully the parish is lively and thriving!.