This is a nice Catholic Church. When we first attended, it was difficult to hear. Now that seems…read moreto have been addressed. There is an abundance of parking. The church is really nice looking and laid out well.

Been coming to St Thomas for over a year now. Not only are the staff welcoming, but so are the…read morecommunity members. Been to donuts and coffee, fish fry, and many other events. The volunteers who make these happen are passionate about giving back. Father Dennis' homilies appeal to all ages and he really makes an effort to get to know everyone.

Great little Catholic Church! Ushers made us feel so welcomed as visitors, set up the cry room for…read moreme, kept checking on us to see if they could help so that I could participate in communion. Will go back every time we vacation just because they made us feel so welcomed! The usher was from New Orleans and was cute as a button!

This is our parish ! It is a beautiful church with faithful priests ! We are very grateful to have…read morethem! The parishioners are all happy to be here. Our masses are always full! We always have room and invite others to come worship our Lord with us!

It started out as the old Walnut Church in the 1800's built of Walnut wood but when the church…read moreoutgrew it was made bigger. The church purchased white stone from the city jail because they were trading the jail down to make a bigger one. The church got a good deal in the stone. The stone church was built around the wooden church and because of that the services never stopped. Once the church was built the wooden planks were taken apart and sold in church parking lot. I like history. The church is pretty and I don't come here but the stained glass window of the adoration room are nice and it is rumored to be haunted by former Monsignor Bily. He still consoles families and those in need in his afterlife.

Question is this place open now with the pandemic I'm looking to go back to church mass for my soul…read moreheart, spirt and mind. I really need a closer church and I think this is pretty close to me I used to always go to a Catholic Church in east Austin

Santa Cruz is a spirit filled Catholic church. It is home. We are blessed to have Father David as…read moreour priest. His has the gift of making our faith accessible and engaging through Saints, Scripture, and Sacraments. There is also a beautiful small stand alone chapel on the grounds. It is a wonderful place to pray and reflect. Note on 2015 2 star review: The reviewer speaks of robed off pews. While this was true at the time of his review, I have not seen this for a long time.

Everyone at this church is awkwardly rude. We've attended the fiesta several years in a row and…read morenothing has changed!! Definitely does not feel like a "church environment or community". We will stick to the connection church in Buda!

My fiancé and I were trying to book our wedding over a year in advance and they were extremely…read moreunprofessional and unwilling to work with us. They had spots available and refused to let us book "just in case someone wants to schedule a spanish quince". The Pastors would not talk to us directly and had the front desk secretary handle their responsibilities, even though she was not knowledgeable of correct dates or times. It was a very disappointing experience for a young couple trying to follow Catholic customs... as if weddings aren't already hard enough to plan!