St. Michael's has been a part of the life of the Czech community in Needville, Texas since 1912 and Sts. Cyril & Methodius in Damon, Texas since 1925.  We are also a part of the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston, Texas.

St. Michael The Archangel & Sts. Cyril & Methodius are unique parishes with many opportunities to connect with others. Please come visit us at St. Michael's or Sts. Cyril & Methodius, where you can worship God, learn more about the riches of our Catholic faith, and enjoy many fun social activities.

I would love for you to stop by and introduce yourself to me or any of our staff.  We are here after Mass every weekend, and in the parish office during the week, or you can join us at one of our scheduled events.

If you are looking for God, come join us on the journey...

NOTE:  If you are mailing something to St. Michael's YOU MUST use the P.O. Box 95, Needville, TX 77461.  (The Post Office will not forward anything to our Box if it is postmarked 9214 Main Street.)

December 17, 2021

Listed below are some of the liturgical directives Cardinal DiNardo has released since the local pandemic situation has continued to improve. These directives took effect on Sunday, January 2, 2022, the Solemnity of the Epiphany of the Lord.

• General Dispensation from the Sunday and Holy Day Mass Obligation: This dispensation is removed for all Catholics within the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston. The faithful should fulfill their Sunday and Holy Day obligations joyfully and conscientiously. At the same time, pastors should take care to remind the faithful that, from the law itself, the obligation to attend Mass on Sunday or a Day of Precept is not morally binding for those who find it impossible to attend Mass, e.g., due to illness, advance age, caring for a sick person, or being at high-risk for contracting COVID-19 (cf. CIC, 1248). These persons should fulfill their obligations through some act of prayer or meditation upon the sacred scriptures for the Mass of the day.
• Reception of the Precious Blood from a Common Chalice: For the time being, the suspension of receiving the Precious Blood from a common chalice remains in effect.
• Offertory Procession: Pastors are to resume the Offertory procession with the presentation of bread and wine.
• Holy Water: Pastors are to resume the use of holy water in fonts and stoups. Holy water should be replenished frequently. In order to encourage safe and courteous use of holy water. As a courtesy to one another, all are encouraged to sanitize their hands before using the holy water font.”

By Daniel Cardinal DiNardo, Archbishop of Galveston-Houston