The Texas Catholic Herald

September 27, 2011

Comeaux steps down as CCE director of Archdiocese

Viewed as a leader in the field of catechesis, Anne Comeaux retires from her post after 13 years of service.

September 27, 2011

St. Martha celebrates its ‘new church home’

St. Martha Catholic Church opened its doors and welcomed Daniel Cardinal DiNardo on Aug. 13 to celebrate the church’s rite of dedication with approximately 1,600 parishioners, 25 priests, seven deacons and many honored guests in attendance.

September 27, 2011

An invitation to ‘holy happiness’

Kick off the 33rd annual Festa Italiana with Trio Napolincanto’s “Holy Happiness,” a concert of traditional Italian music and storytelling from Naples, Italy.

September 27, 2011

Father knew best when it came to the priesthood calling

A feature on vocations in the Archdiocese: 5 MINUTES WITH FATHER KEVIN COLLINS.

September 13, 2011

An ‘institution’ closes its doors

Director of Special Youth Services, Marilu Ballow, retires after 30 years.

September 13, 2011

The spirit of giving blesses Shepherd’s Cup

Title sponsors of charity golf tourney, Sean & Kari Tracey, are ‘fearless’ examples of faith when it comes to the annual event.

September 13, 2011

Add them up and it’s 265 years of service to the Church

Five Dominican Sisters recognized for Diamond, Silver Jubilees.

September 13, 2011

Our youth

Over 2 million youth gathered in Madrid, Spain for an unforgettable spiritual experience at World Youth Day. Well represented among the faithful were several from the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston. These are their stories.

September 13, 2011

Corpus Christi School educator presented with Landram award

Caught by surprise, Mary Ramirez, a kindergarten teacher at Corpus Christi School in Houston, received the second annual Sally Landram Excellence in Education Award. The award is given to an educator who best exhibits extraordinary commitment to Catholic school education.

September 13, 2011

A feature on vocations in the Archdiocese...5 minutes with Sister Maureen O'Connell

Born and raised in Chicago, Sister Maureen O’Connell has been familiar – and in practice – of the motto “to protect and serve” as a police officer in her native city before joining the Dominicans 30 years ago.