It's a beautiful church, and I've attended Mass here several times. The atmosphere is welcoming and…read morethe services are meaningful. That said, it can be a bit frustrating at times, especially on special occasions, because attendance fills up quickly. I've driven a long distance only to find the church at capacity, with some guests having to remain outside. If you're planning to attend during holidays or special Masses, I'd recommend arriving at least 30-60 minutes early to secure a spot.

I'm grateful for the Prince of Peace Catholic Community and their service to our community. When I…read morelearned that they had a Toastmasters Club where I could improve my public speaking and leadership skills, I joined their Toastmasters club and have been a member for the last 2 years. We meet in the St. Joseph Building on the 2nd. and 4th. Saturday mornings at 9am until 10am. Our next meeting is tomorrow and you are invited. For more info: Contact: Toastmastercolon@gmail.com (Ruben Colón) Sergeant at Arms. Thank you, Prince of Peace Community!

When we moved to this area 2 years ago, we were pleasantly surprised to find a Catholic church that…read moreis as vibrant and genuinely welcoming as Saint Max. All of the churches around are very large, but this one feels small enough to be a home. The Priests and Deacons are brimming with the Holy Spirit, and when you are ready to begin participating in the different ministries it is very easy to do. The congregation is so diverse-- with all kinds of cultures bringing their uniqueness adding a richness and warm quality to the feel of this church. The architecture of the church is a beautiful representation of the austerity of the Auschwitz concentration camp with stained glass telling Saint Maximilian's story and of his devotion to the Virgin Mary. The story of Saint Maximilian Kolbe is an AMAZING one-- a modern day Saint, he not only was an astounding Priest, but founded monasteries in Poland, Japan, and India, his passion was to spread God's word in print, founded a radio station, and had hoped for a TV station. In 1941 he was imprisoned in Auschwitz. He's most notably known for taking the place of a man sentenced to die in a starvation chamber in Auschwitz. The Nazi guards took note the unusual hymn singing and peace of those destined to starve to death. After the other men had died, Maximilan remained alive, and wanting to have the chamber cleared, he was executed by the Nazis.

I'm from a small town and when I moved to Houston I had been trying to find a Catholic church where…read moreI feel comfortable. This church is perfect for just that! It's absolutely gorgeous and the second you walk in you are greeted with a welcoming smile. Will continue to come here!

Come join us for the fish fry during Lent. Open to members and non-members you are sure to enjoy…read morethe company and the delicious food and wait till you see their desserts.!

The church stood out to me due to its modern artchitecture and plain, simple lines that still…read morelooked elegant. It had the positives of a mega-church from a structural standpoint, while still encompassing the elements needed for a proper Catholic Church. Other neat architectual notes were the modern art and the natural light. Everything was meant to seem cohesive, so even the speakers were painted to match the wood beams in the ceiling. We went there for the Doors of Mercy and had a bit of an unexpected show as a relic of St. Loyola was there in addition to the choir of children that sang in various languages. At the far edges were banners promoting various ministries. All in all it had the functionality of a bigger church, but still made it a point to remain very Catholic. I did like the idea of this large church becoming the norm and maybe that's what attracted me to it as so many people were there celebrating mass for no reason, which can be hard to see at certain parishes in the Houston area. While the priest's homily ran a little long, I found it to be relevant and uplifting. Aside from the Doors of Mercy I have no real reason to be in Spring, but I wouldn't mind coming back to this church. All of the elements came together to make it a beautiful space for everyone to enjoy and the fact that the priest was running a tight ship made it better from a Catholic faith perspective. Definitely a must see for fellow Catholics. For those simply interested in Church architecture I'd add it to the list, because I haven't really seen a church pull off the modern wood decor, since visiting a church in Berkeley, CA almost four years ago.

Es una maravillosa comunidad Inter racial, con muchos valores y fundamentos familiares. Con…read moreparroquianos amigables y sencillos. El Padre Marcial es un excelente párroco y se preocupa por su comunidad. Las misas son muy reflexivas y llenas de música y las actividades externas son muy bonitas y con sentido altruista para ayudar a los necesitados.

10 am mass. not to busy. never really too crowded. the deacon and priest are really nice. the…read morepeople are always friendly and there's plenty of parking. In October they had a small fall festival, it was nice and the turkey legs were off the hook. they had jump jumps and some smaller carnival type rides. they do occasional things for the kids. for instance, for halloween they had a little setup in the school where you could play games for candy and a haunted house for little ones. you get tickets too for the more challenging games and could redeem them for prizes. everyone came dressed up and it only costs $5 per kid. free for adults/chaperones. they sold nachos and hotdogs for like $1. cute church and activities. i come here a lot. ;)

They are set up for voting, come cast your ballot! ***NOTE:…read moreCellphones MUST be turned OFF. Hurry, no lines right now.

It help me get closer to god and I make a lot of new friends and my family like it too it so good I…read morereally would recommend this church to you

Just know that if Security is yelling at you, you're likely trespassing. Some officers don't speak…read moreEnglish well.

The church is very nice and more spaces inside the building but the parking lot is very smallread more

I grew up in this parish and my husband had converted to Catholic with this parish. We are so very…read morethankful and humble to be apart of a great community who always gives back, and help in anyway they can! We love the priests and the deacon whom taught the marriage class that we happened to be in. Recently my husband and I got married at Lavang, and we are so happy with the preparation and hard work that everyone has done for us for our big day! We are so very grateful and will forever remember this special day! We love Lavang and the community!

Very beautiful Catholic Church owner by the Vietnamese community in Houston!…read more -Ginormous -beautiful art glass windows -beautiful big statues -private parking lot (gated) -very clean -organized -vietnamese masses that have 2 huge flat screen TVs on both sides showing the Vietnamese and English translations for songs being sung and speeches being made -very nice Father -many rows of seats, somewhat comfortable -soft cushion for the knees -organized seating area with microphones for the choir

What an amazing place to come and be renewed! Gods presence is absolutely felt every time I step in…read moreHis house! The pastors preach the Bible and don't sugar coat it. If you open your heart you will find exactly what you need!

A year ago I came to this church lost, going through life like no other. I haven't attended any…read morechurches in over 7-10 years. But after feeling welcomed by the community here I started to serve and it made the world of a difference in my life with god and the community here. I was skeptical and grew up catholic. I love it here and now serve here. Please just try a visit any time! And you can always catch me at the next steps tent at the entry of the church!

The most powerful prayer in the world is The Holy Mass. Latin is a sacred language with no filth in…read moreit. Put the two together and you have a sacred Holy Latin Mass! All those great quotes you hear from the Saints and some of the early Church fathers on The Holy Mass..... They're talking about The Latin Mass.

Amazing church with awesome priests who administer the sacraments daily. We need more parishes like…read morethis who offer the Latin Mass .