Welcome to the Community of
St. Gregory the Great
Catholic Church
of San Antonio
We, the community of St. Gregory the Great Catholic Church, gather together as God's people in faith to share in the redeeming mission of Christ the Lord. Our community is integrated by persons from different backgrounds and cultures which enrich its life and give witness to the Gospel message. We witness collectively through the celebration of the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass and individually, through personal prayer and living the gospel in our lives. - Our parish mission statement
Our dynamic parish was created 56 years ago and in that time has grown and changed. We have been blessed with 5 wonderful pastors who have shephered us through good times and difficult times. The Presentation Sisters, with their Irish spirit, have founded our school, lead our ministries and shared their love and generosity with all. We invite you to join our community and be enriched by the spirit of St. Gregory the Great.
"The legacy of a Catholic education is more than the knowledge imparted to our students; it is the development of a deep and abiding sense of faith, the realization of the value of moral character and the inspiration of a lifelong journey of learning." --- Daniel Cardinal DiNardo
St. Gregory the Great Catholic School has been educating, nurturing and forming the lives of children for 57 years. We invite prospective families to visit with us during our Open House on January 30th to see and feel the special community that is St. Gregory the Great Catholic School. The times for the Open House will be 9:00 to 11:00 am and 4:00 to 6:00 pm. You may RSVP by calling the school 342-0281 or email kay.hanson@stgregorys.net.
If you are unable to visit during Open House please feel free to contact the school for a tour.
Did you know..... St. Gregory the Great was born to a wealthy family in Rome. He began his career as a Roman lawyer but after much prayer an inward struggle Gregory decided to abandon everything and become a monk. The proof of love is in the works. "Where love exists, it works great things. But when it ceases to act, it ceases to exist." - St. Gregory the Great
