What Looks Like Bread is God
The National Eucharistic Revival is a movement to restore understanding and devotion to Jesus Christ.
Living Our Faith
St. Conrad: A Gracious, Hospitable Miracle Worker
Corrado Confalonieri (Conrad) and his wife, Euphrosina, were one of Italy’s noblest families in the early 14th century when a forest fire changed their destiny.
Blossoming Faith Leads to National Opportunities for Austin Teens
Two remarkable young members of St. Albert the Great Parish in Austin are leading lives of ministry.
The Harvest is Abundant, but the Laborers Are Few
It is always timely to focus on answering God’s call.
Each Encounter Offers the Opportunity to Affirm Worth, Honor Dignity
It’s Christmas Eve. Aren’t most folks at home with their families?
The Eucharist Changes Us
The National Eucharistic Revival is a movement to restore devotion to the Real Presence of Jesus Christ.
A Few Ways to Make an Impact at the End of the Year
We are given the opportunity to reflect on the blessings in our lives as we prepare for Jesus Christ.
Given Conference Celebrates Gifts, Strengths of Catholic Women
I attended the GIVEN Forum earlier this year as a mentor.
Catholic School Moms Begin Their Days by Praying the Rosary Together
Two groups of moms are meeting regularly to build community, build their prayer lives and build their bodies.
Plenary Indulgences Granted for Diocese’s 75th Anniversary Celebration
Pope Francis has granted the faithful the opportunity to obtain two plenary indulgences.
Catholic Charities: Boldly serving Central Texas
November is National Veterans and Military Families Month.
Without the Priest, There is No Eucharist
Jesus promised the apostles that he would remain with us always, even until the end of the age.
As We Share Our Gifts, We Are Nourished by the Eucharist
The National Eucharistic Revival is a movement to restore devotion to the Real Presence of Jesus Christ.
Finding Faith, Family and Adventure in Catholic Scouting
I experienced first-hand the gifts and talents of young people in our church.
Fired by Scripture
My friend did not intend to set the field on fire. She keeps bees and smokes the hives.
God Comes to Dwell Among Us in the Eucharist
A movement to restore devotion to the Real Presence of Jesus Christ in the Eucharist.
Estate Planning is Part of Our Legacy for Those We Love
Estate Planning Awareness Week is Oct. 17-23.
Eucharistic Revival
A refreshing sense of solidarity filled my heart as I joined hundreds of Catholics in a Eucharistic Procession.
Taking Lessons Learned During the Pandemic Into Our New Normal
The crisis affords us opportunities to hone our evangelical strategy.
Blessed Rolle Sought to Help Others Grow Spiritually
Blessed Richard Rolle lived most of his adult life in solitude as a hermit writing about his mystical experiences.
A Personal Reflection
The Easter Octave ended with a bang for the nearly 200 youth who attended Godstock.
A Personal Reflection: We are always in his presence
I look forward to the Easter season each year when we read from Acts of the Apostles
Social Justice
During the Second Week of Easter, I was in Arizona for a family gathering.
May We All Be One in Christ as We Rekindle Our Love for the Eucharist
Many Catholics today struggle to believe the Eucharist is more than a symbol, that Christ is truly present.
Faith Through Art
Study the accompanying photograph of an abstract work of art for a short time.