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Catholic young adults interact with one another, and share the Eucharist at annual summer ... Read More
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After working 32 years in public school education, Diane Zuccarini considers her current role as St. ... Read More
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On Sunday, May 27, Catholic churches around the world will celebrate what is considered to ... Read More
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As the Catholic Church approaches the 50th anniversary of the opening of Vatican II, and the ... Read More
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1,600 attend ordination of Houstonian George A. Sheltz to order of bishop. Read More
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'True in Faith and Teaching'
5/22/2012
1,600 attend ordination of Houstonian George A. Sheltz to order of bishop. Read More
 
Echoing the Word: The gift of faith
5/22/2012
Every September we enter into the new catechetical year with the celebration of Catechetical Sunday. This year on Sept. 16 we mark the beginning of this new year with the theme, Catechists and Teachers as Agents of the New Evangelization. Certainly evangelization is not new to us as Catholics. Jesus Christ was the first evangelizer. He, Himself the Good News, proclaimed the Kingdom of God and salvation for all through His life, death and resurrection.
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The terrible paper that led to wonderful grace
5/22/2012
If someone were to tell me when I first started the seminary that one day I would be writing for the Texas Catholic Herald, I would probably think that the person must be either from Mars or living in a dreamy world. As a student, I was extremely good with math and numbers, but reading and writing papers were living nightmares for me and I struggled through many of those.
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A search for love, unity and understanding in the world
5/22/2012
As the Catholic Church approaches the 50th anniversary of the opening of Vatican II, and the start of the “Year of Faith” in October 2012, there is a need for a recommitment to the Ecumenical and Interreligious movement and our search for understanding among religions. Read More
 
Given the power to evangelize
5/22/2012
On Sunday, May 27, Catholic churches around the world will celebrate what is considered to be the birthday of the Church — Pentecost.
The feast day, celebrated 50 days after Easter Sunday, commemorates the descent of the Holy Spirit upon the remaining 11 Apostles of Christ after the resurrection of Jesus. Read More
 
End of school year good time for reflection
5/22/2012
After working 32 years in public school education, Diane Zuccarini considers her current role as St. Francis of Assisi School principal to be a blessing, where every day starts with student-led prayers and praise dancing, and Gospel messages are implemented throughout the curriculum.
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Calling all young adults for Café Catholica 2012
5/22/2012
Catholic young adults interact with one another, and share the Eucharist at annual summer series of talks. Read More
 
The Archdiocese Celebrates The Paschal Mystery
5/8/2012
The Easter Triduum is the most important part of the Church year. From Holy Thursday through Easter Sunday, Catholics around the world commemorate the suffering, death and resurrection of Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.
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Jesus said: ‘This is your mother’
5/8/2012
May 13 is Mother's Day, an annual holiday when mothers are typically given flowers, gifts and taken out to a nice dinner. But mothers do more than work, chores, cook, clean, give hugs and punish mischief. They mold their children's spiritual lives. Mary, Jesus' mother, was a pillar of strength, accepting every challenge in her journey of faith. Read More
 
Remembering World Communications Day: How can you plug into the life of the Church?
5/8/2012
For 48 years — long before terms like “Facebook,” “search engine” or “email” injected themselves into our daily lexicon — the Catholic Church has celebrated the work of social communications.
 
The Second Vatican Council established “World Communications Day” to draw attention to the ways that modern means of communication can form people — and their practice of faith.
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