Please read below for events and activities happening within the St. Anne Community and around the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston. Due to limited space in our weekly bulletin, we will now be using the Faith & Fellowship Weekly Update to share important information with our Community through Flocknote. Please scroll to the bottom of this newsletter to manage your Flocknote account and notification settings.

If you are a Ministry Leader and wish to include information regarding an upcoming event, please email Karrie Higgs at khiggs@stanne-tomball.org.

ST. ANNE COMMUNITY EVENTS

ST. ANNE TRUNK OR TREAT

THIS SATURDAY!

🍫 Candy Donations Needed! 🍬

Please drop off in Church Office

CHRISTMAS NATIVITY PLAY

PreK - 5th Grade

SPECIAL NEEDS MASS

** November 15th at 5pm **

KC 11472 is sponsoring a Special Needs Mass at the 5:00 pm Saturday Mass on November 15, 2025. This mass will recognize our “Special Loved Ones” within our St. Anne community. If you are or have a special needs individual, this mass is for you. Please contact Cherie Leger @ 713-545-2548 or kckleger@gmail.com if you are planning to attend.

We will be sitting in a reserved area of the church. Depending on need and capabilities you may also help with greeting before mass and ushering. Please let us know if you are interested in assisting in either of these functions.

There will be a reception after the mass in the parish hall. More information about the reception will be made available in the next few weeks. Please share this information with those that may be interested in attending and/or supporting this mass.

R_X DRUG TAKE BACK DAY

Saturday October 25^th| 10am - 2pm

RED MASS

Thursday, October 30, 2025
6:15 p.m.
Co-Cathedral of the Sacred Heart
1111 St. Joseph Pkwy., Houston

Main Celebrant & Homilist
Archbishop Joe Vásquez
Archbishop of Galveston-Houston

The Red Mass tradition dates from the 13th century. It is named for the red vestments worn by the priest-celebrants and the scarlet robes worn by the Lord High Justices. Liturgical red is proper for a votive Mass of the Holy Spirit and symbolizes a willingness to defend the truth. In the United States today, a Red Mass is celebrated in most major metropolitan areas and is attended by judges, lawyers, public officials, law faculty, and law students.

You do not have to be Catholic to attend this event. All are welcome who wish to receive blessings at the opening of the 2025 judicial year.

OPTIONAL RED MASS DINNER

7:30 p.m. following Mass
Cathedral Centre
1701 San Jacinto St., Houston

Dinner Speakers: Archbishop Joe Vásquez and Daniel Cardinal DiNardo

Purchase Dinner Tickets