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Sponsors, golfers sought for Cardinal’s golf classic

HOUSTON — Were it not for the annual Shepherd’s Cup Golf Classic, residential graduate students at St. Mary’s Seminary would still be sleeping on old mattresses. Organizers of this year’s event are aiming to recruit 360-plus players and sponsors…

Herald employee has been an answered prayer for 48 years... and counting

HOUSTON — Vivian Zermeno’s career at the Texas Catholic Herald started with her praying an Our Father and a Hail Mary. It didn’t hurt that she could pray them in English and in Spanish when put on the spot.Almost right in step with the Herald’s…

Deacons, the icons of the servanthood of Christ

HOUSTON — Last year on Holy Thursday, the image of the Holy Father washing the feet of a dozen young prison inmates in a juvenile detention center was broadcasted all over the world, demonstrating that we, as Baptized Christians, are each called to…

Live the Gospel by loving one another

HOUSTON — As Bishop Michael Mulvey of the Diocese of Corpus Christi drove to the University of St. Thomas on April 8, he recalled the wonderful childhood memories he had visiting his grandparent’s home on Kipling Street. A native Houstonian, Bishop…

Prince of Peace Paschal candle holds special significance

HOUSTON — When the light of the Paschal candle burns bright Holy Saturday evening at Prince of Peace Catholic Church, spare a thought for the artist whose unique design the candle bears.Joan Radven put in days of work painting the five-foot tall…

Deep roots, everlasting faith uncovered through RCIA journey this Easter

HOUSTON — At the start of Lent, more than 2,300 candidates and catechumens were presented at the Rite of Election in parishes around the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston. With the celebration of the Resurrection, those elect received the sacraments…

‘Mother Church’ of Texas reopened Easter Sunday

GALVESTON — It’s been a long journey, but at noon on April 20, Daniel Cardinal DiNardo celebrated Easter Sunday Mass at St. Mary Cathedral Basilica, marking the re-opening of the “Mother Church of Texas.” The historic church has been closed since…

Faithful, priests to gather for Chrism Mass

HOUSTON — Every year during Holy Week, the faithful of the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston are invited to gather with Daniel Cardinal DiNardo for the celebration of the Chrism Mass — one of the most solemn and significant events of the liturgical…

Triduum: The passion, death and resurrection of Jesus

HOUSTON — Next week, the Church will leave Lent and enter the liturgical season known as “Triduum.” The word “Triduum” comes from Latin roots that essentially mean “the three days.” Today, it refers to the liturgical season that follows Lent and…

Different walks of faith, united in love

HOUSTON — Since Vatican II in the early 1960s, the Roman Catholic Church on a global scale has actively pursued building relationships with people of all walks of faith to fulfill the common desire to love and serve one God.During his first year as…

Inviting All to Become One In Christ