One of the three major expressions of prayer offered to us by our Catholic Tradition is vocal prayer.

St. Michael the Archangel, now perched near the top of St. Mary Cathedral in Austin, is in an ideal position to protect God’s people.

The pandemic upended, at least momentarily, what work looks like for most industries.

When we see a crucifix, may we be shocked and allow ourselves to contemplate the Paschal Mystery.

St. Catherine of Siena, whose feast we celebrate this month, is one of four women recognized as a Doctor of the Church.

The Diocese of Austin is facing a challenge — how to fund seminary formation for the large number of men discerning the priesthood.

God is calling you to think about the world and yourself in a different way, knowing that Jesus has truly conquered sin and death.

Finding the right balance for children between family life and outside activities can be challenging.

DCYC offered numerous chances for teens to worship personally, while also balancing time for prayer with the greater community.

Margaret of Castello is a model not only for undying faith in the Lord, but also that all life has value.

Catholics from across the U.S. will gather at Lucas Oil Stadium (capacity 67,000) in Indianapolis for the 10th National Eucharistic Congress.

“Without priests there is no Eucharist, without the Eucharist there is no church.”

The most profound claim of Christianity is that Jesus died, was sealed in a grave and three days later, was no longer there.

In recognition of his efforts for justice, the Diocese of Austin recently presented Deacon Ashley with the Drum Major for Justice Award.

Our great-grandparents from southern Italy brought with them a decadent Easter brunch dish that we now call pizza rustica.

Raising holy, healthy, safe kids is the goal of all parents.

The diocesan Ethics and Integrity in Ministry Office oversees safe environment programs for children and adults within the Diocese.

We are so caught up in the need to move on to the next thing that we have lost the ability to pause.

Ultimately, these outward symbols teach us about more important interior, spiritual realities.

A new ministry called Pray and Play was established at Holy Trinity Parish in Corn Hill in August 2022.