A family night of worship in the Church with praise & worship, a dynamic speaker, Adoration, and time for prayer. Zion is open to the entire parish.
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5:00 pm - 6:00 pm | Family Dinner |
6:00 pm - 7:30 pm | Program |
Join us on these Wednesdays for our Zion nights.
December 6, 2023,
January 7, 2024, February 7, 2024, March 6, 2024, April 3, 2024, and May 1, 2024
Family dinner starts at 5:00 pm with FREE hotdogs. You can also bring your own food, lawnchairs, blankets, and dine with the community before our event begins at 6:00pm. The night will end with the Blessing and Lighting of our Christmas Tree.
Gabriel Castillo is a husband and father of four children. He is currently serving as the Director of Youth Ministry at St. Theresa Catholic Church in Texas.
Gabriel Castillo is best known for his online work as an evangelist and videographer.
His talks, presentations, and videos have over 20,000,000 views.
All our families are invited to come and join us at Zion Kick-Off Night! Zion is a monthly night of worship for the whole parish all K-12 faith formation participates in. Family dinner starts at 5:00 pm with FREE hotdogs, games, and inflatables, followed by a short presentation by Brian Lennox, Director of Faith Formation.
The night will include prayer and worship in front of the Blessed Sacrament with Fr. Dat. We will end our evening with more community time while we continue to enjoy the food, games, and inflatables. We can't wait to kick off the Faith Formation year with you!
Fr. Dat Hoang was born in Vietnam and came to the United States in 1990. He is one of eight children. He attended high school here in Houston and entered the Seminary in 1994.
Fr. Dat was ordained in 2003 and his first assignment after ordination was to Holy Name Parish, north of Downtown. Later on, he was assigned to St. Mary Magdalene Parish in Humble, TX where he served as Parochial Vicar and in charge of Hispanic Ministry there. In 1997, Cardinal DiNardo appointed Fr. Dat as Director of Vocations and the Department of Seminarians, which he served for 7 years before being sent as the founding administrator of St. Faustina Parish in Fulshear.