Quiceanera

Among several Spanish-speaking countries and among many Hispanics in the United States there is the custom of celebrating the passage from childhood to adolescence with a ritual that expresses thanksgiving to God for the gift of life and that asks for a blessing from God for the years ahead. This celebration may take place within Mass or outside of Mass.

What is a Quiceañera?

 A quinceañera is a religious cultural experience. It is a ceremony by which a young girl, during her 15th year, renews her baptismal promises and commits her life to God through the Blessed Mother.

The quinceañera is not a sacrament, but it is a sacramental for which a certain time of study and preparation is asked for a girl to celebrate her first 15 years of life.

The quinceañera is not just another excuse to have a party. It is a commitment to God and the community.

For more information on celebrating a Quinceanera here at St. Haycinth,  please contact the Directory of Liturgy; Mrs. Pitman (281-479-4298), or  email (PPitman@sthyacinth.org) and or fill out the information form below regarding scheduling a Quinceanera.

Mrs. Pitman in the Office of Liturgy will get back with you as soon as possible. 

A date  for a Quinceanera is not secured on the Church calendar until the application and deposit  of $350.00  has been received by  the Office of Liturgy.  

The deposit is half the payment for a Quinceanera.

The balance for the Quinceanera must be paid in full 30 Days before the ceremony. 

A separate deposit is necessary if you wish to secure Guyot Hall.