Annunciation Catholic Church

17 reviews

+1 (713) 222-2289

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Oldest church in Houston .Built in 1800's Annuciation Catholic Church

1618 Texas St

Houston, TX 77003

+1 (713) 222-2289

http://www.annunciationcc.org

From 1869, Annunciation is Houston's oldest Catholic Church. Renovated in 1883 by the famous Texas architect Nicholas Clayton, a blend of romanesque and gothic architecture. In downtown, across the street from Minute Maid Park, see the stunningly beautiful stained glass, graceful columns, and reverent sacred worship. "Proclaiming the good news of the Gospel in majestic beauty."

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5.017 reviews

Danielle P.

9/21/2021

We stayed in downtown Houston & found the Church of the Annunciation. I suggest walking to attend Mass because parking is scarce. We ended up paying $20 to park. The Latin Mass was...

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John P.

4/26/2024

Attended a Saturday morning, English ordinary form Mass. Very reverent liturgy and congregation. Communion was by intinction (the consecrated host dipped in the precious blood before being placed...

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5/20/2023

Amazing church regardless of your faith attend its beautiful too. Wonderful gospel I highly recommend visiting snd attending service

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Christa S.

2/17/2022

I have been coming to this church for quite some time. It is completely a vision inside. Even if you are not Catholic, just pick your head and it is definitely quite splendid. This particular...

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Clint M.

6/20/2016

This is an absolutely gorgeous Catholic Church right in the ballpark district downtown. I've been told that it's the oldest church in Houston, at least in terms of continuous use. The liturgies...

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