For nearly 70 years, the stained glass windows in the Welder Chapel at CHRISTUS Spohn Hospital-Shoreline have inspired visitors through beautiful depictions of the story of Jesus. Now they are being painstakingly moved to a new chapel at the new 10-story Patient Care Tower being constructed at Shoreline Hospital. The upgrades to the Shoreline campus are part of an unprecedented $335 million investment in the community by CHRISTUS Health, with nearly $50 million made possible through the generosity of local philanthropists.

Growing up, many of my family’s summer vacations took place at the ocean. Whenever we could afford it we would head for Cape Cod, New Hampshire or Maine. As we kids splashed around in the saltwater or searched for shells, my mother loved to just sit and watch the waves crashing against the rocks. “I could stay here all day,” she’d often muse. We’d cringe at these words as we quickly grew bored and looked for the next great adventure!

Celebrating the 562nd Anniversary of the Printing of the Gutenberg Bible.

Bishop Michael Mulvey has issued the following statement following the news of allegations of sexual misconduct involving Archbishop Theodore McCarrick.

Incarnate Word Academy hosted its 12th annual Angel Mile Run on August 10 at the school’s training site located at Our Lady of Corpus Christi.

Incarnate Word Academy welcomed back students during the first day of school on Monday, Aug. 6. Students began their day with prayer and participated in different activities including classroom introductions and guided tours of the campus. In addition, Middle-Level students celebrated the new school year with a student social with food, games, and music in the school’s James R. Dougherty, Jr. Center.

The Diocese of Corpus Christi Office of Catholic Schools held a professional development day for teachers and staff entitled, “Called to Protect and Serve” on Aug. 2 at St. John Paul II High School. Keynote speaker and author, Jodee Blanco, presented two sessions on bullying. Other speakers included Special Agent Heath Hardwick of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security Immigration and Customs Enforcement office in Corpus Christi and Detective Alicia Escobar, who works with the Corpus Christi Police Department's Internet Crimes; Jim and Diane Hall from National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) and Senior Officer, Travis Pace, of the Corpus Christi Police Department.

This September, the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops will be convening a gathering of more than 3,000 delegates from across the U.S. for the V National Encuentro of Hispanic/Latino Ministry with the theme, “Missionary Disciples: Witnesses of God’s Love.”

During ceremonies, this morning in Austin local FM Broadcast station KLUX 89.5HD was honored by the Texas Association of Broadcasters with the Association’s 2018 Bonner McLane Public Service Award for medium markets in recognition of the station’s community service during Hurricane Harvey.

The beginning of our institute marvelously highlights God’s infinite wisdom and love shown through His Divine Providence. To reflect on this divine call, it is imperative that we ponder the rich legacy, passed on to us by our predecessors, for their heroic lives laid the foundation of what we are today.

It was the Dominican sister’s joyful disposition of spreading the Word of God through good examples that inspired Sister Flaviana Macasling, OP to discern a vocation with the Religious Missionaries of St. Dominic. This year she celebrates her 45th anniversary of religious profession.

On July 14, during the seventh General Chapter of the Society of Our Lady of the Most Holy Trinity, I professed my perpetual vows of poverty, chastity and obedience to our Lord Jesus Christ. In preparation for this long-awaited day, I have been blessed to look back and see how God’s guiding hand has placed this desire to belong totally to Him so carefully in my heart. It has truly been a gift from our heavenly Father that has grown and deepened over time.

Raymond Pendleton believed he could fulfill his Catholic obligation by only attending Sunday Mass and working at the St. Thomas Aquinas Newman Center and Chapel as a student at Texas A&M University-Kingsville. Then something unexpected happened that changed his life: He fell in love with the Church.

Jeffrey D. Senese officially was elected as president of Saint Leo University (www.saintleo.edu) on July 26 by the Board of Trustees. Senese is the university’s 10th president. He has served as the acting president of the university since the retirement of William J. Lennox Jr. on April 30.

Bishop Michael Mulvey and Father Gerold Langsch, of the Schoenstatt Movement, concelebrated Mass commemorating the 70th anniversary of Father Joseph Kentenich’s first visit to the Diocese of Corpus Christi on July 7 at Corpus Christi Cathedral.

Fifty years! It is hard to believe that my journey as a Schoenstatt Sister of Mary began so long ago and had taken me halfway around the world! I was born in the Philippines. My parents were religious and set the foundation for my spiritual openness. I grew up in a Catholic environment and went to Catholic school.

La Conferencia Nacional de Obispos Católicos (USCCB) ha convocado una reunión para mas de 3000 delegados provenientes de todas partes de Estados Unidos con el fin de reunirse en Grapevine, Texas. del 20 al 23 de septiembre con motivo del V Encuentro Nacional para el Ministerio Pastoral Hispano/Latino.

In all my years of working with young people, first as a teacher and now as a diocesan director of family life, I have noticed that chastity is a misunderstood virtue. Today, it seems like everywhere we turn there are messages about “following your heart” and “being true to yourself.”

Era un Viernes, ¡que noche de terror! Aquellos, quienes se quedaron estaban conmocionados. Las ventanas se estrellaban, las ramas de los arboles se convertían en misiles disparados, aplastando casas y negocios. El viento se avivaba, un monstruo aullaba destruyendo y encogiendo los corazones de quienes lo vivían. Era el 25 de Agosto del año pasado y se llamaba Huracán Harvey, la tormenta mas poderosa en mas de una década que ha pegado en Estados Unidos, a su paso devastó Port Aranasas, Rockport, Fulton, Aransas Pass, Gregory, Bayside, Lamar, Ingleside, Woodsboro, Refugio, Tivoli, Austwell y muchas otras comunidades de la banda costera.

It was a Friday night of terror. Those who stayed were in shock. Windows were shattering. Tree limbs were missiles, crashing into homes and businesses. The wind was alive, a monster, shrieking, howling,