St John Vianney Catholic Church - round rock - Round Rock (TX)

1 /5 Monica Negrete: They said they would distribute ashes for our patients but they came to help ONE person with ashes from THEIR church and left EVERYONE else without. The residents were all waiting in the front of the building next to the front door inside the chapel which the folks from the church passed them coming into the building and exiting the building after giving ashes. When I called to ask them to please return so all of our residents would be able to have ashes AS PROMISED, Mary Beth told me “FYI YOUR RESIDENTS AREN’T OBLIGATED TO HAVE ASHES” in such an attitude I was taken aback, as if they hadn’t told us they could help us with ashes previously. Mind you I spoke to them multiple times to confirm they would be able to help our residents prior to Ash a Wednesday with ashes and they told us they could even though they were rude when I called them back the morning of. They told me that they would call me back with a response if they would come back for everyone else and I never even received a call back to find out if they would even return. Instead when I called back I came to find my phone number going straight to voicemail which only leads me to believe they personally blocked my number to avoid talking to me again. My residents cannot get up themselves and I would’ve been FINE asking another church to service the residents had I known this church would treat us so poorly. If it weren’t for our resident that is a member of their church I would ask them to not return. This is just unacceptable from “church people” especially, and on Ash Wednesday when it’s TOO LATE to ask anyone else for help. I called all other Catholic Churches in the area because of them and I couldn’t get any help last minute. I can’t believe they did this still I’m in complete shock honestly and I’m so upset I never want anything to do with this church again and I want everyone to know how they actually treated a local nursing home with elders that cannot get to church and sincerely wanted to participate and were told they could. Unfortunately our residents did not get the ashes they were promised and are upset they were forgotten.

5 /5 Mario Valdez: Nice very modern church with plenty of seating on 3 sides of the altar. Went for a wedding and the priest officiating was very instructional on the ceremony. He was very clear and informational. The wedding was lovely. There is handicap accessibility and parking.

5 /5 Leslie Mudd: Great Community, Beautiful Church, the perfect place to grow and practice your faith and love for God.

5 /5 PhiYen Widjaja: Beautiful church, nice community, ❤️❤️❤️

5 /5 Michael Ross: Wonderful Catholic Church. But those imposing dark copper sheathed doors into the main church seating area MUST GO! They obstruct the view in, and moreover, create the most uninviting, most dark atmosphere when entering the foyer - of all the churches I have visited or attended mass. The entire rest of the church is an amazing architectural work, but those fully closed dark absolutely uninviting doors destroy the feel of the foyer, the place... it is almost like having to approach the closed Gates of Hell... but of course we already know... once the doors are fully opened, you immediately know Heaven awaits. Still, horrible doors... why not glass doors to let the Lords light shine thru?