Faith in Central Texas
Welcoming those who are searching for God
According to what I have seen from our parishes, the number of those coming into the faith has risen over the last couple of years.
Dando la bienvenida a aquellos que están buscando a Dios
De acuerdo con lo que he visto en nuestras parroquias, el número de aquellos incorporándose a la fe ha aumentado en los últimos dos años.
Diocese welcomes five newly ordained priests
Bishop Daniel Garcia ordained five men to the priesthood on June 6 at St. William Parish in Round Rock.
Walking humbly with God and strengthening Catholic education
As we begin a new academic year across the Diocese of Austin, we do so with hearts full of gratitude, hope, and renewed purpose.
2026 Lumen Gentium awards
Living our faith
So what is a spiritual director and how do I find one?
I took on the challenge and have spent the last few months learning about spiritual direction.
Catholic Charities continues to help survivors of last year’s floods
When the Central Texas floods struck one year ago, much of the public attention was focused on the tragedy in Kerrville.
Now is a good time to plan for the future
August is recognized as National Make-A-Will Month, offering an important reminder to take a meaningful step for the future.
Catholic Charities continúa ayudando a sobrevivientes de las inundaciones del año pasado
Cuando las inundaciones del centro de Texas azotaron hace un año, mucha de la atención pública se enfocó en la tragedia en Kerrville.
The Call: Thanks be to God. He is patient.
Faith in Our World
Magnifica Humanitas
In his landmark encyclical, Pope Leo XIV calls on global leaders to resist the "idolatry of profit" and ensure artificial intelligence serves human dignity.
16th century saint sought to help people love the liturgy
Anthony Mary Zaccaria was 2 when his father, Lazzaro, died in 1504 in Cremona, Italy.
Grace
Explore the unmerited gift of God’s own life and how His "grace upon grace" bridges the infinite gap to transform us into adopted children of the Father.
Hombres (30-57 años) están invitados a aprender más sobre el diaconado
Si usted es un hombre que actualmente tiene entre 30 y 57 años, ¿podría ser que Dios lo esté llamando a servir como diácono?
