2 Postcards
Nestled in Houston's East End, Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church is a historical gem, thriving as a vibrant community hub for families and traditions since 1911.
"In 1912, Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church was one of the first churches in Houston to offer religious services in Spanish and schooling for Mexican-American students. Today the Church operates programs that provide food and shelter for the needy and serves over 3,500 families. Wonder over before or after a mass and you're likely to see families from the neighborhood pouring in or out, any of whom could probably share a ton of this church's historical role in their community. Then stick around for confession. How long has it been since you've been to Church? Honestly?" - Primer Grey
"Our Lady of Guadalupe Church, East End. In 1912, Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church was one of the first churches in Houston to offer religious services in Spanish and schooling for Mexican-American students. Today the Church operates programs that provide food and shelter for the needy and serves over 3,500 families. Wonder over before or after a mass and you're likely to see families from the neighborhood pouring in or out, any of whom could probably share a ton of this church's historical role in their community. Then stick around for confession. How long has it been since you've been to Church? Honestly?"
Bernice Fuentes-Tamayo
Josefina Vega
Ale Paz (caratx)
Elizabeth Galvan
Gera
Jo Anna B Medina
Cynthia Lucio
Will van Ingen
Bernice Fuentes-Tamayo
Josefina Vega
Ale Paz (caratx)
Elizabeth Galvan
Gera
Jo Anna B Medina
Cynthia Lucio
Will van Ingen