Contact & Location for Our Lady of the Assumption
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Service Times for Our Lady of the Assumption
Sunday 8:00 AM
Mass
Sunday 10:00 AM
Mass
Sunday 5:00 PM
Mass
Monday 8:00 AM
Daily Mass
Tuesday 8:00 AM
Daily Mass
Thursday 8:00 AM
Daily Mass
Friday 8:00 AM
Daily Mass
Saturday 5:00 PM
Saturday Vigil Mass
From the church’s website · checked Oct 2026
Leadership
Fr. Patrick Higgins
Pastor
What their website says
Pastor Fr. Patrick [email protected]
Programs & Ministries at Our Lady of the Assumption
About Our Lady of the Assumption
Our Lady of the Assumption is a Catholic parish in Ingleside with roots as a mission church that began in 1951 and was named by Father Damien Hayes. The parish celebrates weekend and weekday Masses, with a Wednesday morning prayer service and children’s ministry. The church also offers 24/7 Eucharistic adoration in the Adoration Chapel with a pass code, and confessions on Saturday afternoons or by appointment. Its 1970s church building was designed around the pews and seats 640 people. A notable feature is a 400-year-old stained glass window depicting the Presentation of Jesus in the Temple, found in Spain and donated in 1973.
First-Time Visitor Info for Our Lady of the Assumption
Dress Code: Not specified — please contact the church directly. Service Format: Services follow the Catholic liturgy, with a Saturday vigil, Sunday Masses, weekday Masses on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday, and a Wednesday morning prayer service. Mass from Corpus Christi Cathedral is also televised on Sundays in English and Spanish. Visitor Tips: Confessions are heard Saturday at 4:00 PM or by appointment. Visitors interested in Eucharistic adoration should know the Adoration Chapel is available 24/7 with a pass code.
Serving the community
Food Pantry
Food pantry
What their website says
Food Pantry Petra SellersLeader(361) 776-2446
Adoration Chapel
What their website says
Our Adoration Chapel is open for Adoration and Prayer 24/7 with Key Code.
Groups & programs
History & building
Founded in 1951
In the summer of 1951, Father Poralis... found that most of the Catholic residents were either traveling to Aransas Pass or Gregory to attend mass. By the end of January, 1974, Father Doherty had gotten bids from several contractors to put up the walls.
What their website says
In the summer of 1951, Father Poralis, a missionary priest from Mexico, visited the Ingleside area
Ministry, leadership and visit details above come from the church’s own website. They can change, so please confirm with the church.
Note: Church information may be outdated. Please verify details with the church directly before visiting.
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