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St. Martin de Porres Mission Statement
We are the Catholic Church Community of St. Martin de Porres in Dripping Springs – dedicated to worshiping God and living out our faith in fulfillment of the mission of Jesus Christ as His disciples by:
† glorifying God in Word and Sacrament;
† learning, understanding, teaching, and living the Word of God;
† growing in holiness;
† developing a loving and caring faith community following our patron saint by serving the needs of others: mind, body, and spirit.
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Diocese of Austin
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Mass Times
Weekends: are held in the St. Dymphna Center
Saturday 5:00pm (only for 60years and older and underlying health condition)
Sunday 8:00am
10:00am (will also be livestreamed)
12:00pm (Spanish)
5:00pm
Latin Masses: are held in the church
Sunday
10:00am: April 25, May 2, 16, 30, June 6, 20
5:00pm: April 18, May 9, 23, June 13, 27
Weekdays: are held in the church
Tuesday 5:30pm
Wednesday & Friday 12:00pm
Thursday 5:30pm, 7:00pm (Spanish)
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Confession Times
Tuesday & Thursday: 6:00pm –7:00pm
Wednesday & Friday 11:00am-11:45am
Saturday 4:00pm – 4:45pm
Please practice social distancing and stand at least 6 feet from each other in the church area while you wait.
Adoration Times
Monday - Friday: 5:00am to 11:00pm
The Adoration chapel is available for you to visit the Lord. We will limit to 4 people only. Please sanitize your hands before you enter and again as you leave the chapel.Liturgy of the Hours
Zoom (click here), password: smdp
- Morning Prayer Tuesday - Friday 8:00am
- Evening Prayer Tuesdays & Thursdays 5:00pm
If you want to follow along please download IBreviary app to your tablet, iPad or phone.
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Upcoming Events
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Diocese of AustinTemporary protocols for the celebration of the Sacraments
Updated April 9, 2021
- Wearing a mask is strongly encouraged.
- Side rooms in the St. Dymphna Center (SDC) are equipped with TVs for Mass.
- Please use the hand sanitizer provided as you enter the building and upon leaving.
- We strongly encourage all parishioners to receive Holy Communion in the hand.
- Parishes are to encourage the following parishioners to remain at home and join the community through a livestreamed Mass: (i) those who are showing symptoms of COVID-19; (ii) those who have an underlying health condition making them vulnerable, or (iii) those who live with or care for anyone in the previous two categories.
- If a parish livestreams Mass, it may not save the recorded Mass on social media, the parish website, or on another website. Participating in the Mass via livestream is to be done concurrent and together with the parish community in the church. A parish may choose to save recorded homilies, either by video or audio, on social media or its website throughout the week.
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