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Back to School 2018
Return to class, normalcy mark the start of successful new academic year
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IGNITE to make Catholic school education available to more families in Galveston-Houston
The Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston is committed to having high-quality Catholic elementary schools that are constantly working toward academic excellence, evangelization and financial stability.
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Archdiocesan students unite to help Inner City Catholic Schools
Students at two Catholic Schools raise funds to benefit Inner City Catholic Schools
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Dominican Sisters count on help from decade-old lay ministry
The Dominican Sisters of Houston will soon celebrate a 10-year partnership with local residents dedicated to keeping the Dominican spirituality alive and well. September 2008 marks a decade since the lay organization, The Dominican Family of Houston, was created with a mission to support sisters, the Catholic Chh, and the community they all serve.
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Hurricane prep training at three churches regionally – What went well in Harvey?
With year-old memories of Hurricane Harvey floods as fresh as some repairs at local churches and homes, the Archdiocese hosted three regional hurricane preparation training workshops for church employees and volunteers July 10, 11 and 12.
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Faithful become instruments of mercy close to home through DSF
The 2018 Diocesan Services Fund (DSF) launched in February continues to make its mark in the Archdiocese as the faithful participate and become instruments of mercy close to home.
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‘Upon this rock, I will build my Church’ symbolic and literal with St. Peter
Two Houston men shared a journey through centuries of history and a decades-long archaeological dig under the Vatican to unveil a story reminiscent of adventurer archeologist Indiana Jones complete with German Nazis in Rome.
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One year after Harvey, Houston welcomes World Youth Day Cross, icon
The two symbols of World Youth Day, the massive international celebration of the Catholic faith with young adults to be held in Panama in January with Pope Francis, visited the Archdiocese nearly one year to the day since Hurricane Harvey came ashore in 2017. The storm devastated several dioceses along the Texas Gulf Coast, including Reyna’s Corpus Christi, Victoria, Galveston-Houston and Beaumont.
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Sept. 29 Liturgy honors law enforcement officers, personnel
Auxiliary Bishop George A. Sheltz will preside the annual Blue Mass honoring all law enforcement, criminal justice personnel, support staff and their families
Sep 25, 2018
Sept. 29 Liturgy honors law enforcement officers, personnel
Auxiliary Bishop George A. Sheltz will preside the annual Blue Mass honoring all law enforcement, criminal justice personnel, support staff and their families
Read MoreAug 27, 2018
One year after Harvey, Houston welcomes World Youth Day Cross, icon
The two symbols of World Youth Day, the massive international celebration of the Catholic faith with young adults to be held in Panama in January with Pope Francis, visited the Archdiocese nearly one year to the day since Hurricane Harvey came ashore in 2017. The storm devastated several dioceses along the Texas Gulf Coast, including Reyna’s Corpus Christi, Victoria, Galveston-Houston and Beaumont.
Read MoreAug 14, 2018
Back to School 2018
Return to class, normalcy mark the start of successful new academic year
Read MoreAug 14, 2018
IGNITE to make Catholic school education available to more families in Galveston-Houston
The Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston is committed to having high-quality Catholic elementary schools that are constantly working toward academic excellence, evangelization and financial stability.
Read MoreAug 14, 2018
Archdiocesan students unite to help Inner City Catholic Schools
Students at two Catholic Schools raise funds to benefit Inner City Catholic Schools
Read MoreAug 14, 2018
Dominican Sisters count on help from decade-old lay ministry
The Dominican Sisters of Houston will soon celebrate a 10-year partnership with local residents dedicated to keeping the Dominican spirituality alive and well. September 2008 marks a decade since the lay organization, The Dominican Family of Houston, was created with a mission to support sisters, the Catholic Chh, and the community they all serve.
Read MoreAug 14, 2018
Bishop Cahill highlights graces of joy, gratitude at Prayer Breakfast
Bishop Brendan Cahill discussed the life, trials and triumphs of the late Father Charles Kram Jr. at the July 19 Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston Prayer Breakfast.
Read MoreAug 14, 2018
Hurricane prep training at three churches regionally – What went well in Harvey?
With year-old memories of Hurricane Harvey floods as fresh as some repairs at local churches and homes, the Archdiocese hosted three regional hurricane preparation training workshops for church employees and volunteers July 10, 11 and 12.
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