New to SJN? New to Catholicism? We can help!

Come in and settle in.
Give yourself time to find a seat. If you have a question, ask someone when you arrive.

Take part at your pace.
Mass includes prayer, Scripture readings, a homily, and the Eucharist. If the prayers and responses are new to you, listen and follow along.

Take your next step.
After your visit, stop by our Welcome Table, explore parish registration, groups, service opportunities, or learning about the Catholic faith.

Find your next step ↓

Allow a few extra minutes to find your way and settle in before Mass. Use the campus map to orient yourself. For help choosing an entrance or planning accessible arrival, contact the parish office. Handicapped parking is available right in front of the church. 

Children are welcome here!

We’re a children-friendly parish, and we’re glad your family is here. Don’t worry if your baby cries or your little one gets restless. You belong here, and so do your children.

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Nursery
Planning a visit with young children? Nursery care is free for ages 1-4 and is only offered during the Sunday 9 am Mass, subject to volunteer availability.

Drop-off begins at 8:45 am. Pick up your child immediately after Mass. Admission is first come, first served, with up to 15 children depending on volunteer capacity. Food, drinks, medicine, and comfort items are not accepted.

Learn more about our Nursery

Cry Room
A cry room is available for all Masses in the church for families with young children.

Do I need to register before visiting?
No, you can start by visiting Mass. Parish registration is a separate next step when you are ready to make SJN your parish home.

I’m exploring Catholicism. Where do I start?
You are welcome to learn more. Our Becoming Catholic ministry offers an inquiry form and information about OCIA (Order of Christian Initiation of Adults), the process of preparing for initiation into the Catholic Church.

Explore becoming Catholic ↗
Where do I ask about accessibility?
Contact the parish office before your visit for help with parking, entrances, seating, or other access needs.

Call 512.328.3220 ↗
How do I register with the parish?
Complete the online parish registration form or ask the parish office about registering in person.

Register with SJN ↗

Join us in Morris Hall every Sunday after the 9 am Mass for coffee and donuts. 

Meet parishioners and fellow visitors, and get to know our parish community. 

All are welcome!

St. John Neumann is a Catholic parish in the Austin area. Our mission invites people home to Jesus and His Church through worship, community, and service.

Our story
Established in May 1984, our parish first celebrated Mass in local schools. The community moved to its current site in January 2003. Learn more.

Our patron saint
St. John Neumann served as bishop of Philadelphia and helped develop Catholic education. He was canonized in 1977. Learn more.

Our parish covenant
Our covenant describes the relationship between the parish and its people, with commitments to worship, spiritual growth, and life as disciples of Jesus. Learn more.

The meaning of our dome
The dome’s imagery connects biblical stories with the Eucharist. Its panels include the Sacrifice of Isaac, Melchizedek’s offering, and the Wedding at Cana, beneath the central Lamb of God. Learn more.

Our parish logo
Our logo reflects a parish rooted in tradition, renewed in mission, and centered on Christ. Learn more.