St. Elizabeth of Hungary

Catholic Parish

We are following CDC Guidelines regarding reopening our facility.  If you are fully vaccinated, you will not be required to wear a mask. Holy Water has made its way back into the fonts and hymnals are in the pews.  Communion may be received on the tongue during Mass. For those who are more comfortable social distancing, the South side of the church (Mary SIde) remains distance-friendly.  Per the Bishop's request, the Sign of Peace and Communion from the Cup will continue to be suspended. 
Note: Dispensation from Attending Sunday Mass Ends August 15.

All classes for the 2021-22 school year will be in-person.  Confimation classes wil be held on Wednesday evening and all other classes will be on Sunday morning.  Sign up for Faith Formation at the link below.

High School students who are interested in Youth Group should contact Ms. Seidemann at 214-331-4328.

To sign up for the Hands from Home Summer ministry program, see the link below.

St. Elizabeth has a long-standing association with St. Joseph Residence, and assisted living center in Oak Cliff. If you know of someone looking for a truly caring Catholic facility for an aging loved one, check out their website at   http://www.stjr.org/ 

A big THANK YOU to all of our business sponsors who advertised during the past year. If you would like to participate in advertising please contact Bill Strait at 972-743-3864 or email him at bstrait@diocesan.com.

If you are traveling and looking for a Catholic Church, you can find the closest churches and their Mass schedules here: Catholic Mass Times.

God made you for a unique purpose.  Even before you were born, he knew your vocation, your mission in life. And if you are a faithful Catholic man, God may be calling you for a higher purpose—to become a Catholic priest.

Call the vocations office at 214-379-2860 or see Fr. Russ for more details.