The Texas Catholic Herald

February 27, 2018

Witnessing to the faith in a digital world

When Christ commissioned his Apostles, none of them could have imagined the concept of a digital world or the personas we would adapt to interact there.

February 27, 2018

Catholic Schools Office committed to classroom excellence as ‘witnesses of Christ’s love’

Despite many challenges the Catholic Schools Office (CSO) of the Archdiocese has faced this school year, the office is taking measures to ensure that success in the classroom remains the number one priority.

February 27, 2018

Grant brings blessings to Archdiocesan chaplaincy program

CHI St. Luke’s $900,000-plus grant benefits new pastoral visitor programs

February 27, 2018

Adjusting evangelization to the current culture

Protecting youth from pornography and its effects is part of Church’s mission

February 27, 2018

The Cardinal’s Circle provides ‘salvation’ for Inner City Catholic School families

Founded in 2010, the mission of The Cardinal’s Circle is to help the schools maintain a standard of academic excellence in curriculum and staff.

February 27, 2018

Thousands of feet bring $1 million blessings

13th annual Steps for Students race gives smiles for miles

February 13, 2018

Upcoming Young Adult Day of Service answers pope’s call to ‘Go, do not be afraid, and serve’

The upcoming Archdiocesan Young Adult Day of Service offers young adults in the Archdiocese an opportunity to answer the pope’s 2013 World Youth Day Message: “Jesus is calling you to be a disciple with a mission! Three simple ideas: Go, do not be afraid, and serve.”

February 13, 2018

Dreamers feel they are Americans contributing to Church, community

Groups of dreamers and supporters, including clergy, held a media conference sponsored by The Metropolitan Organization at St. Leo the Great Catholic Church in Aldine. They gathered thousands of postcards mailed to Congressional members to seek support of continuing the DACA program.

February 13, 2018

Houston youth carry pro-life message to D.C.

Young people seek to break Millennial, pro-life stereotypes

February 13, 2018

‘Karmel’ art exhibit to raise funds for storm-damaged southeast Houston church

Father Abelardo Cobos, pastor of Our Lady of Mount Carmel Catholic Church, prayed and even dreamed about how God would help his storm-damaged church. It needs an entire new roof and repairs to its water-soaked interior after being blasted by Hurricane Harvey last August.