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“Tom Hawxhurst and Martial Oya, beloved sons, brothers and friends to so many, make their ... Read More
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Day set aside for women, men religious serving around the Archdiocese. Read More
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A feature on vocations in the Archdiocese: Father John Kha Tran said his desire to join the ... Read More
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Mass for the Anointing of the Sick to be celebrated Feb. 11. Read More
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Editor's note: Catholic Schools Spotlight is a series focusing on Archdiocesan schools and ... Read More
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Tim Tebow has been a source of conversation and controversy in the football world for some time now. ... Read More
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One of the blessings of working in the Office of Continuing Christian Education is being able ... Read More
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El Papa Benedicto XVI advirtió, ante los obispos que lo visitaban, del “secularismo radical” ... Read More
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Houston Symphony
1/31/2012
HOUSTON — Music Director Hans Graf and the Houston Symphony will bring a free performance of Anton Bruckner’s magnificent “Ninth Symphony” to the Co-Cathedral of the Sacred Heart, Feb. 2 at 7:30 p.m. Come and listen to the final symphony written by Bruckner dedicated “To God the Beloved.”
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El papa advierte de la amenaza en contra de la libertad de religión
1/31/2012
El Papa Benedicto XVI advirtió, ante los obispos que lo visitaban, del “secularismo radical” que presenta una amenaza en contra de los valores centrales de la cultura de Estados Unidos, y le hizo un llamado a la iglesia de EE. UU., incluyendo políticos y otras personas laicas, para que rindan “testimonio público moral” sobre temas sociales de gran importancia. Read More
 
A reflection by a heartbroken Texan fan
1/31/2012
“Go Texans!” was a text message I received following the Houston Texans’ first franchise playoff game/victory against the Cincinnati Bengals, Jan. 7. Attached with the text was an image of a Texans logo with the words “Hou-Dat.” Why “Hou-Dat” you ask? Well because my first name is Dat, and ever since the New Orleans Saints won the Super Bowl in 2009, people have called me Father “Who-Dat.” However, I make sure my name is Father Dat when the Texans play the New Orleans Saints.
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‘Building bridges’ a way to communicate, collaborate
1/31/2012
One of the blessings of working in the Office of Continuing Christian Education is being able to witness how God is constantly working to make His presence known through the words and actions of those who serve Him. Parish life is one place where this happens. Read More
 
Genuflecting & Tebow: The examples we set
1/31/2012
Tim Tebow has been a source of conversation and controversy in the football world for some time now. In a Denver playoff win against the Pittsburgh Steelers, there was significant TV coverage of Tebow kneeling in silence at the end of the game in prayer while Broncos' fans and teammates celebrated the victory. When the young quarterback throws a touchdown pass during a game he kneels down on the field to silently contemplate God's goodness, and thanks Jesus Christ for the opportunity to play the game he loves. Professional sportscasters to faithful Sunday game-goers have either praised or criticized Tebow for his decision to make his faith known at public sporting events.
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Catholic schools spotlight: St. Jerome Catholic School
1/31/2012
Editor's note: Catholic Schools Spotlight is a series focusing on Archdiocesan schools and their commitment to the mission of the Church — to educate and form the whole person in mind, heart and spirit. Each feature will spotlight a different Archdiocesan school and offer an insight into the school's community and culture.
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‘Even the sick are sent forth as laborers’
1/31/2012
Mass for the Anointing of the Sick to be celebrated Feb. 11. Read More
 
5 MINUTES WITH FATHER JOHN KHA TRAN
1/31/2012
A feature on vocations in the Archdiocese: Father John Kha Tran said his desire to join the priesthood came at a very young age. Read More
 
Get to Steppin’: There are three ways to register for Steps for Students
1/31/2012
Steps for Students is an annual Archdiocesan-wide event in which all Catholic schools and parish communities come together to support Catholic education. Read More
 
Epiphany offers lifeline for professional job seekers
1/31/2012
Katy church provides an opportunity to hone networking, interviewing, résumé writing skills.
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