Surrounded by the Sisters of the Incarnate Word and Blessed Sacrament, family, friends and associates, Sister Anna Hien Le made her first profession of vows as a Sister of IWBS on Aug. 6 at the Motherhouse on Lipes Blvd. Msgr. Michael Howell presided over the Mass. Msgr. Thomas P. Feeney, Father Dominic Hoan Nguyen, Father Joseph Tung Tran, and Father Peter Nghi Pham concelebrated.
La Oficina del Ministerio Multicultural de la Diócesis de Corpus Christi está llevando a cabo varias reuniones para planificar la celebración diocesana del Día Mundial de los Migrantes y Refugiados (WDMR); e invita a todos a participar en su planificación.
The Office of Catholic Schools hosted a Professional Development Day for teachers in the Diocese of Corpus Christi on Aug. 9 at St. John Paul High School. Guest speaker Dr. Richard Grant, a licensed psychologist who specializes in Myers-Briggs consulting and training, challenged Catholic school teachers to learn about themselves and each other’s personality types.
The excitement was palatable for students and teachers as they eased into their first day of the 2022-2023 school year in the Diocese of Corpus Christi. Most schools started their first day of school on Aug. 11, except for Incarnate Word Academy (IWA) elementary, middle and high school levels, which began on Aug. 8.
The Eucharistic Miracles of the World Exhibition recently brought this young man’s deep devotion to the Eucharist to the Diocese of Corpus Christi. His work was displayed at St. Joseph Church in Beeville on Aug. 9.
Incarnate Word Academy welcomed students and families to the campus for their annual Angel Check-In Registration on Aug. 4. New and returning students and families met with friends and teachers, collected spirit clothing, and completed forms for the registration process.
The Office of Catholic Schools begins the school year with a Spiritual Day for diocesan and parochial teachers in the Diocese of Corpus Christi on Aug. 8. The event was held in the Cafetorium at St. John Paul High School. The event began with the celebration of Mass by newly ordained Father Charles Silvas, who happens to be an alumnus of St. John Paul High School.
by Bishop Michael Mulvey, Diocese of Corpus Christi
Nuestras celebraciones eucarísticas del mes pasado fueron un gran éxito y triunfo en la celebración de la promesa del Señor: “Yo estaré siempre con ustedes …”. Quiero expresar mi más sincero agradecimiento a todos ustedes que ayudaron en la organización y ejecución de los eventos y por ser parte de este momento tan especial en la vida de nuestra diócesis, el cual produjo enormes bendiciones.
Six sisters from the Pax Christi Institute were honored at a Mass and reception for 50 and 25 years of religious life. The event was held at the Pax Christi Liturgical Retreat Center on Aug. 3.
It’s with great pleasure we announce the re-broadcast of the Cathedral Spanish Mass every Sunday morning starting at 6:00am on KORO (Univision) starting August 14th, 2022. This Mass will be able to reach our Spanish speaking Catholic families, loved ones and anyone who for one reason or another cannot attend Mass in person.
by Bishop Michael Mulvey, Diocese of Corpus Christi
Our Eucharistic celebrations last month were a great success and triumph in celebrating the Lord’s promise: “I am with you always…” I want to express my sincere gratitude to all of you who assisted in the organization and execution of the events and for being a part of this very special moment in the life of our diocese. It proved to be a celebration that was filled with many blessings.
Sister Maria Luisa Peña, 87, of Kingsville passed away July 31 in Kingsville, Texas. She was born on Aug. 25, 1934, in Robstown to Isidoro and Concepcion Peña.
The Diocese of Corpus Christi Office of Multicultural Ministry is holding several meetings inviting everyone to be part of the planning of our diocesan celebration for World Day for Migrants and Refugees (WDMR).
Parishioners at Our Lady of Mount Carmel in Portland welcomed Bishop Michael Mulvey as he celebrated Mass and blessed the newly renovated Perpetual Adoration Chapel on July 16. “It was a special day for our parish community because not only were we celebrating the 30th anniversary and rededication of our Perpetual Adoration Chapel,” said Norma Ochoa, a parishioner at Our Lady of Mount Carmel said. “It was also the Feast Day of Our Lady of Mount Carmel,”
The Diocese of Corpus Christi welcomes new employees for the following positions: Katia Uriarte, Director of Communications and Public Relations Office of Communications; Jesse De Leon, Assistant Director of Communications and Public Relations Office of Communications; Sister Mary Claire Strasser, Director of Consecrated Life & Women's Vocations Office of Consecrated Life; Jesus Zambrana, new Campus Minister Beeville Newman Center.
Volunteer educators from throughout the Diocese gathered recently at St. Philip the Apostle Church for Catechesis of the Good Shepherd for a Level I Part One formation course in preparation for the new school year. The Catechesis of the Good Shepherd is a unique approach to the religious formation of children, which assists the child in encountering God and nurtures their budding relationship.
It's been a long road to recovery after the destruction caused during Hurricane Harvey, and we are grateful to God that repairs of buildings damaged are now underway and will bring new beginnings to diocesan parishes soon.
July has been very active for the sports-minded students at Bishop Garriga Middle Preparatory School Sports Camps. The camps varied from practicing basketball for boys and girls and volleyball in the school’s gymnasium and football on the Bishop Carmody Field.
Bishop Garriga Middle Preparatory School Cheerleaders (Crusaders) hosted a successful Kiddie Cheer Camp on July 26 in the school’s gymnasium. Over 40 girls practiced kicks, chants, dances and cheers under the supervision of the Crusaders’ cheerleaders and their sponsor and math teacher, Lisa Hernandez.