News - August 2021

Just like in 2020, flexibility is the name of the game

Catholic high schools brave unexpected changes and future but remain focused on students' success.

Annual Mass marks the start of the school year and unites Catholic educators and staff in faith and prayer.

An essential part of the IGNITE campaign, tuition assistance helps families ensure their students receive a quality Catholic primary school education.

A recent June 26 meeting gathered faith and ministry leaders in the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston to encourage dialogue and inclusion efforts at the parish level

More Catholics are openly supporting an action they believe can effectively combat the negative impact of global warming, reflecting Pope Francis’s plea for all Catholics to acknowledge the environmental challenges faced by today’s world.

By supporting DSF, Catholics in the Archdiocese continue to "bring the light of Christ" to others, said Daniel Cardinal DiNardo.

The love of the Immaculate Heart of Mary is offered to all of us.

The stories of our African-American women religious is an important story to hear, especially during this time of recognizing the importance of a Catholic education in our community.

We have witnessed faith in others when others share stories illustrating how they strengthened their friendship with God, which, in turn, enriched their lives.

To this day, we experience the source and summit of our faith when we are gathered at the table to celebrate the Eucharist. The spiritual life is one we do together.

In a time of advanced technology and with a determined spirit, we can overcome any obstacle in order to be Christ in the lives of others, even to those detained.

In the shadow of a landmark Catholic shrine in the nation’s capital, teams of architects, carpenters, artisans and students — joined by one cardinal — slowly and gently pulled on rope lines to raise a painstakingly crafted roof truss that may help guide the builders who will replace Notre Dame’s roof.

En tiempos de tecnología avanzada y con un espíritu decidido, podemos vencer cualquier obstáculo para estar presente en la vida de otros.

Annunciation is hosting a rare and special world premiere concert of Daniel Knaggs’s major new work, “Two Streams.” This new composition is a concert-length cantata for choir, soloists and string orchestra, drawing on Scripture and the diary of St. Faustina Kowalska.

The Texas Catholic Herald won several journalism awards at the 2021 Catholic Media Conference in June.