The Roman Catholic Diocese of Austin includes 127 parishes, or faith communities, in 25 counties in Central Texas. The diocese stretches from West, Texas, (just north of Waco) in the north to San Marcos in the south to the Bryan/College Station area in the east to Mason in the west. Its largest metropolitan areas are Austin, Bryan/College Station, the Killeen/Temple/Belton area and Waco.
Learn about the diocesan Coat of Arms.
We, the Diocese of Austin, through the Word and Eucharist, prayer, formation and education, social ministries and advocacy, embrace diverse cultures throughout the diocese so that together, as the Catholic Church, we may continue the mission of Christ in the world today.
Directions to the Pastoral Center
The Diocese of Austin would like to share its organizational chart. The chart includes all staff at the Pastoral Center, Cedarbrake Catholic Retreat Center, and the JPII Residence for Priests. The chart is available at the link below. The chart will be updated regularly and will be available on the diocesan website under the “About Us” menu.
(512) 949-2400
6225 Highway 290 East
Austin, TX 78723-1025
(254) 780-2436
P.O. Box 58
Belton, TX 76513-0058
Austin Office
(512) 651-6100
1625 Rutherford Lane
Austin, TX 78754
Brazos Valley Office
(979) 822-9340
1410 Cavitt Avenue
Bryan, TX77801
The Diocese of Austin has 125 parishes in 25 counties in Central Texas. Use our Parish Locator or click here for a map of the diocese, with towns and cities indicated that have Catholic parishes.
If you know the name of the church in which the sacrament was celebrated, try to contact them first. Click here for a list of other dioceses in Texas.If you are not aware of the church's name, contact the Catholic Archives of Texas or call (512) 476-6296.
The Diocese has a Family Counseling Department who offers individual, marriage and family counseling. Primarily services are offered at Catholic Charities of Central Texas.
Read the annulment FAQ. Any questions regarding annulments, dispensations and other related procedures should be directed to one's parish or contact the Tribunal.
Direct emergency assistance is available through parish social ministries. Click here for the nearest parish and more information. Also, in the Austin area, First Call for Help 211 can provide referrals and information on agencies that provide direct assistance.
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