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  I have been assisting Santa Cecilia since I was a baby! And I love everything about it. I have learned so much from being part of St. Cecilia. I am an usher and part of Movimiento Arcoiris youth group. I feel so blessed to be part of this church. I am so happy to see how my niece and godson are also growing up here. I love Sunday mass with either Father Ed or Padre Chavita.

  Added February 16, 2017 by Eva De Leon
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  I wanted information about Good Friday Stations of the Cross and there's nothing on the web, nothing on Facebook and nobody answers the phone (not even voicemail) on a business day. Please be better citizens of the community by keeping your web site and Facebook pages up-to-date. Your site has not been updated since December of 2015 and your Facebook area is equally useless. If you can sense frustration, you're right. I'm driving down from Plano to take a shut-in to services and can't plan our day. Guess we'll have to start shopping churches for one who's more connected with their parishioners. Sad.

  Added July 27, 2016 by Roman Court