St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church

St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church Walking with every person we encounter to experience the presence of Christ. Location: 6306 Kenwood Ave., Dallas, TX 75214

We would love for you to join us for worship, prayer, and experiencing God’s mercy. ⛪️Mass TimesWeek day schedule:Monday...
09/05/2026

We would love for you to join us for worship, prayer, and experiencing God’s mercy.

⛪️Mass Times
Week day schedule:
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday - 8am
Wednesday - 12pm

Sunday Mass schedule:
Saturday vigil Mass - 4pm
Sunday Masses -7:30, 9am, 11am, 1pm, 5pm, 7:30pm

🛐Adoration:
Thursdays 6-7pm
First Fridays 8:45-11am
*Pange Lingua 7-8pm (October 6, November 10, January 12, February 2, March 2, April 6, May 4)

✝️Confessions:
Tuesday 9-10am
Thursday 6-7pm
Saturday 2:30-3:30pm
*Pange Lingua 7-8pm (October 6, November 10, January 12, February 2, March 2, April 6, May 4)

To discover more ways to get connected at STA, be sure to click the link in our bio.

💙 We are so happy you are here!

09/04/2026

COME HOLY SPIRIT 🕊️

This year, we have 234 candidates discerning the Catholic Church with OCIA. Join us in praying for them as they begin their journey!

In honor of Labor Day, parish offices will be closed Monday, September 7. Daily Mass remains at 8am on Monday. Normal of...
09/03/2026

In honor of Labor Day, parish offices will be closed Monday, September 7. Daily Mass remains at 8am on Monday. Normal office hours will resume on Tuesday, September 8.

May your rest be as meaningful as your work. 🙏🏼

Have you ever wondered why we do certain things at Mass, what the deeper meaning is behind certain phrases, or the theol...
09/02/2026

Have you ever wondered why we do certain things at Mass, what the deeper meaning is behind certain phrases, or the theological significance of the order of the Mass?

Introducing our new series: Source & Summit! ✝️

In this series, we will be walking through the Mass and examining every rite, prayer, and gesture to unpack what they all mean.

The Eucharist is the source and summit of the Christian life — words from the Second Vatican Council meaning the Mass is not just where Catholic life goes, it’s where Catholic life comes from.

Here’s how Source & Summit will be broken down:

Part 1 — Foundations 📖 What is the Mass? Where did it come from? How is it structured?
Part 2 — Introductory Rites ✝️ How the Mass begins — and why it matters.
Part 3 — Liturgy of the Word 📜 Every reading has a reason.
Part 4 — Liturgy of the Eucharist ❤️‍🔥 The heart of it all, and the Real Presence of Christ.
Part 5 — Communion Rite 🙏 Preparing to receive — and what it means to actually receive Jesus Christ.
Part 6 — Concluding Rites 🕊️ The Mass ends and our mission begins — Ite, missa est.
Part 7 — Going Deeper 🔥 Why is every Mass is the same Mass? How can you attend better? What does the Mass have to do with your suffering?

Next week: Part 1: The Foundations — What is the Mass?

⛪️Source & Summit is an ongoing series at St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church. Whether you are a lifelong Catholic or just beginning to explore the faith, this series is for anyone who has ever sat in the pew and wondered — what is actually happening right now? New posts will continue to roll out as we journey through the Mass together. Keep coming back, and share this with someone who needs it.

📍Dallas, TX | ⏰ Sunday Mass 7:30am, 9am, 11am, 1pm, 5:30pm, 7:30pm | 🔗Check the link in our bio for more

We are so grateful for our ministry leaders! 🌟Last Saturday, we hosted a Ministry Leaders Workshop to assist our leaders...
09/01/2026

We are so grateful for our ministry leaders! 🌟

Last Saturday, we hosted a Ministry Leaders Workshop to assist our leaders in living out the mission of STA - walking with every person we encounter to experience the Real Presence of Christ in the Eucharist.

We can’t wait to see how our ministries will continue to thrive this year 🤩

🔗 Check the link in our bio to see how you can get involved at STA, or click the “Get Involved” tab on our website!

08/31/2026

Pick up your cross and follow Christ ✝️

Listen to the full Sunday homily by Deacon Tony on our Sunday Homilies podcast!

08/30/2026

Hey, you! 🫵🏼

We’d love to see you this Tuesday, September 1, at Pange Lingua for a night of adoration, worship, and confession!

What you need to know:
🗓️ Tuesday, September 1
⏰ 7-8pm
📍STA
🙏🏼 Eucharistic Adoration, praise and worship, confession, and silence

Young adults — hang out afterwards with STA Young Adults!!

September is the month of the sorrowful heart of Mary — may she unite us in our suffering her Son ❤️‍🔥All you holy men a...
08/29/2026

September is the month of the sorrowful heart of Mary — may she unite us in our suffering her Son ❤️‍🔥

All you holy men and women, pray for us!

Our promise….Here at STA, we intentionally walk with every person we encounter to experience the True Presence of Christ...
08/28/2026

Our promise….

Here at STA, we intentionally walk with every person we encounter to experience the True Presence of Christ in the Eucharist — and we would love to walk with you in your journey of faith!

💭 How are you experiencing the presence of Christ at STA? Share with us in the comments below!

08/27/2026

DOMUS DEI: THE TABERNACLE 🦚

The crucifix stands ten feet tall — Christ crucified, with Mary His mother, Mary Magdalene, and the beloved disciple John at His feet. The same figures who stood on Calvary stand here still, witnesses to the sacrifice made present again at every Mass on the altar below.

The tabernacle before them is brass, ordered by Monsignor Gulczynski. Inside it, Christ remains. Not symbolically; truly. The God who hung on that cross above now waits in that vessel below, in the silence of the Blessed Sacrament.

Look above the tabernacle, beneath the canopy: peacocks drinking. The peacock has appeared in early Christian art as a symbol of the Resurrection and Eternal Life. Early Christians associated peacocks with the fountains of Paradise, souls drinking from the living water that is Christ Himself, present in that tabernacle.

This is where the series ends, because this is where everything ends. Every window, every rail, every relic, every carved image in this building was always pointing here. Not to an idea, but to a Person. The whole church is an arrow, and the tabernacle is where it lands.

This concludes the Domus Dei series.

⛪️Domus Dei is a series exploring the theological symbolism woven into the architecture and sacred objects of our church - because every stone, every image, and every detail was designed to point you toward God.

📍Dallas, TX | ⏰ Sunday Mass 7:30am, 9am, 11am, 1pm, 5:30pm, 7:30pm | 🔗 Check the link in our bio for more

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6306 Kenwood Avenue
Dallas, TX
75214

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