3 Best Churches in Laredo, TX

“Saint Patrick Catholic Church was established under the guidance of Bishop Thomas Drury, who was serving as the Bishop of the Diocese of Corpus Christi. They celebrated the first Mass in the Parish, the Salesian Sisters' School cafeteria here on Del Mar. St. Patrick Church's architecture and design are modern, eye-catching, and semicircular. Their dramatic interior feature is the 25-foot-wide, richly-colored, stained glass skylight, which teaches the story of Creation in the context of South Texas. The church's other stained glass windows on the roof depict the Sacraments or display church symbols. St. Patrick Church also has a holy statue of the Child of Good Health. The Church is completely flood-lighted outside on the great feasts of the year. The Church has a seating capability of 850 persons. The Parish has several classrooms that are used for different projects.”

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“San Agustin Cathedral has existed since 1755 and is the current one from 1872. In 1874, the Holy See established the Vicariate Apostolic of Brownsville while creating the Diocese of San Antonio. The two bishops appointed have been newly created jurisdictions were Bishops Manucy and Pehicer, cousins, both natives of Florida, of mixed Spanish-French descent. The bishop of the cathedral is James Anthony Tamayo. San Agustin Catholic Cathedral's first stone structure was built to accommodate more than two hundred families. The Bishop of Guadalajara 1789 founded the church. They invite you to worship Jesus Sacramento in the holy hour with Jesus. Their hearts pray to God that he is the one who guides this Holy Hour at all times, so he accommodates all their times and occupations to be in His encounter. The church is located at San Agustin Avenue in the heart of the downtown area in the San Agustin Historical District.”

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“San Luis Rey Church is a catholic community and was founded in November 1958. The Salesians of Don Bosco West Province supervise the parish. San Luis Rey Church community is a caring and giving community. They are willing to celebrate and lend a helping hand. The church's goal is to come together to help each other and continue to spread the Love of God to all those in need. San Luis Rey Church parish evangelizes and is a school that prepares for life. Their community message is that Jesus waits for them to come and celebrate the Holy Eucharist. Let them come home and spend time with Jesus and Mother Mary, Receive peace, listen to the Word of God, and recharge their soul.”

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