St. Gregory the Great Church Houston TX
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Who we are
St. Gregory the Great Church is a Roman Catholic church in Houston, Texas.
We are a fellowship of believers, made in God's image and called as disciples of Christ to share the Good News with everyone through learning, listening, praying and working together actively to reach out to our communities.
We are a place to believe, belong, and become!
We are a fellowship of believers, made in God's image and called as disciples of Christ to share the Good News with everyone through learning, listening, praying and working together actively to reach out to our communities.
We are a place to believe, belong, and become!
Street Address
10500 Nold Drive
Houston,
TX
77016-2921
United States
Phone: (713) 631-3681 / 3682
Fax: (713) 631-6114
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Church Pastor
Rev. Noel Effiong, MSP
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10500 Nold Drive
Houston,
TX
77016-2921
United States
Phone: (713) 631-3681 / 3682
Fax: (713) 631-6114
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Rev. Noel Effiong, MSP
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Ruby Joseph Clayton
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St. Gregory the Great Church Mass Times
Sunday Mass Schedule
Saturday 5:30 PM
Sunday 8:00 AM Live Stream (Facebook) 10:00 AM Spanish
Upcoming Holy Days
Ash Wednesday 2023
February 22
7:00 AM English Mass & Ashes
12:00 PM English Communion Service & Ashes
7:00 PM Spanish | Spanish Mass & Ashes
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Saturday 5:30 PM
Sunday 8:00 AM Live Stream (Facebook) 10:00 AM Spanish
Upcoming Holy Days
Ash Wednesday 2023
February 22
7:00 AM English Mass & Ashes
12:00 PM English Communion Service & Ashes
7:00 PM Spanish | Spanish Mass & Ashes
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St. Gregory the Great Church History
The History of St. Gregory the Great
In 1960, Bishop Wendelin Nold purchased 10 acres of land in the Northeast section of Houston, Texas and built a Catholic Church. He named this church St. Gregory the Great after one of the greatest Popes and doctors of the Universal Church.
St. Gregory was established because the Church of the Assumption became overcrowded in the 1950’s. To properly administer the sacraments to the ever-increasing Catholic populace in the northeastern section of Houston, Bishop Wendelin J. Nold errected St. Gregory the Great on December, 1960.
Before the erection, masses were held in the gym of Northwood Junior High School and in the rectory garage. Later in 1960 the rectory was converted into a small parish chapel where weekly massess were conducted.
In January 1960 Reverend C. J. Alleman became pastor of the newly erected parish of 400 families.
In 1963, the present church, parish hall, C. C. D. building were completed and three years later the present rectory was erected.
In 1979 several parish organizations were formed, more scheduled masses on Sundays and holidays plus a Spanish Mass was added.
ST GREGORY THE GREAT FORMER PASTORS AND ASSOCIATES
PASTORS ASSOCIATES
Rev C.J. Alleman 01/01/1960-07/15/1974 Rev Clifton J Natho 11/16/1969-02/03/1971
Rev Lawrence Lee 07/15/1974-03/17/1975 Rev John P. McGinnis 07/01/1974-05/01/1975
Rev Lawrence Peguero 05/01/1975-08/27/1976 Rev Ignatius M Gutmann 07/31/1975-08/27/1976
Rev Maurice Dho 08/28/1976-05/04/1977 Rev Michael T Corrigan 08/01/1983-04/28/1984
Rev Frank Jones 07/01/1977-07/15/1980
Rev Edward Kucera, Jr 10/06/1980-03/07/1986
Rev Gabre T. Adhana 03/07/1986-08/01/1990
Rev Gary F. Wanzong 08/01/1990-05/19/1998
Rev Francis Ngo 07/01/1998-03/05/2018
Rev Joseph Lamani 03/06/2018-07/31/2018
Rev Desmond Ohankwere 08/1/2018-Present
St. Gregory The Great Today
St. Gregory the Great Catholic Church was damaged by Hurricane Harvey in August 2017. Currently, Mass is being held in the Parish Community Building.
We are a living diverse and multicultural community built on faith and trust. Our Parish still carries the torch of our Patron Saint, to serve and feed the poor.
In 1960, Bishop Wendelin Nold purchased 10 acres of land in the Northeast section of Houston, Texas and built a Catholic Church. He named this church St. Gregory the Great after one of the greatest Popes and doctors of the Universal Church.
St. Gregory was established because the Church of the Assumption became overcrowded in the 1950’s. To properly administer the sacraments to the ever-increasing Catholic populace in the northeastern section of Houston, Bishop Wendelin J. Nold errected St. Gregory the Great on December, 1960.
Before the erection, masses were held in the gym of Northwood Junior High School and in the rectory garage. Later in 1960 the rectory was converted into a small parish chapel where weekly massess were conducted.
In January 1960 Reverend C. J. Alleman became pastor of the newly erected parish of 400 families.
In 1963, the present church, parish hall, C. C. D. building were completed and three years later the present rectory was erected.
In 1979 several parish organizations were formed, more scheduled masses on Sundays and holidays plus a Spanish Mass was added.
St. Gregory the Great Catholic Church was damaged by Hurricane Harvey in August 2017. Currently, Mass is being held in the Parish Community Building.
We are a living diverse and multicultural community built on faith and trust. Our Parish still carries the torch of our Patron Saint, to serve and feed the poor.
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St. Gregory the Great Church listing was last updated on the 16th of February, 2023
