Saint Andrew Parish established by Bishop Thomas K. Gorman.  Msgr. Thomas S. Zachary served as pastor and celebrated the first Mass in nearby Bluebonnet School.

First Mass in the new church building celebrated. 

Saint Andrew School opened, staffed by Sisters of Saint Mary of Namur.

Msgr. Clair E. McTamney served as pastor.  During this period, eight new classrooms, a cafeteria and a convent were built.  The convent was occupied by the Sisters of the Holy Family of Nazareth who had assumed leadership of the school.

Msgr. William J. Smyth served as pastor.

Msgr. Charles B. King served as pastor.  Parish was divided in two; a large southwest portion became Saint Bartholomew parish.  The school became inter-parochial.

Parish Council was formed.

New library, science room, four classrooms added to school.  Former church auditorium became school auditorium.

Present church completed and dedicated, on feast of Saint Andrew.

A community center, gymnasium and nursery facilities were completed and eight acres of additional land were acquired for athletic fields.

Rev. Richard Judge served as pastor.

Administration of the parish transferred to the Franciscan Friars, Third Order Regular (T.O.R.).