I was hoping to get recommendations for a Catholic Church in the Lake Highland area. Thank you for any help. God Bless.

I've heard good things about Good Shepherd (colleyville) and St. Thomas Aquinas (highland park)

St.Thomas Aquinas is very good, they used to have a great German pastor there

Seek a place where hearts gather to worship in spirit and truth. A congregation that uplifts and supports, where the teachings align with love, compassion, and the reverence for God's word. As you search, remember that the body of believers is a reflection of unity in diversity, bound by faith and a shared devotion to the divine. Pray for guidance, and the Father shall direct thee to a community where thy soul may find solace and growth.

HWY6_RunsBothWays said:

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Seek a place where hearts gather to worship in spirit and truth. A congregation that uplifts and supports, where the teachings align with love, compassion, and the reverence for God's word. As you search, remember that the body of believers is a reflection of unity in diversity, bound by faith and a shared devotion to the divine. Pray for guidance, and the Father shall direct thee to a community where thy soul may find solace and growth.

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...And plenty of parking on Sundays....

Father John Libone.....fantastic Pastor. He has knack for diving deep enough into theology to stretch the understanding of your typical layperson (ie. me) while keeping the message relevant and relatable. Was a major factor in kindling my desire to start putting time/effort into growing my understanding of our faith.

I also highly recommend the St. Thomas Aquinas school if you've got younger kids. We put our older x2 through elementary there before moving to Austin. Very active Church Community that supports the school....and vice versa.