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Arch Galveston-Houston 2 months agoJoin us in praying the “O” Antiphons from December 17-23. Each day, the antiphon will be posted on our social media in the English language and accompanied by the same prayer sung in Latin by the schola from St. Mary’s Seminary. They will also be available on our podcast channel – http://www.archgh.org/podcasts.
The Roman Church has been singing the… Read more
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Arch Galveston-Houston 2 months agoEarlier this year, during a July 2025 address to the faithful, Pope Leo XIV adamantly stated that, “It is time to stop the race of hatred. Our humanity is at stake.” In addition to all of this, we have the U.S. bishops stating that “the Church cannot remain silent about the racial injustices in society and its own structures.” Our Catholic… Read more
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Arch Galveston-Houston 2 months agoFor this recipe, we take our flavors from our western neighbor: New Mexico, where the descendants of ancient Pueblo people, Spanish colonizers, and Mexican and American inhabitants contribute to its diversity.
“Las Posadas,” the reenactment of Mary’s and Joseph’s search for shelter before Christ’s birth, is part of the celebrations, a… Read more
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Arch Galveston-Houston 2 months ago“The desert and the parched land will exult;
the steppe will rejoice and bloom.
They will bloom with abundant flowers,
and rejoice with joyful song.”Isaiah 35: 1
Excerpt from the First Reading for the Third Sunday of Advent.
For more Advent resources, including prayer guides and reflections, visit http://www.archgh.org/advent.
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Arch Galveston-Houston 2 months agoWhen I first began setting an Advent wreath on our own kitchen table, my pre-teens and teens were less than enthused. Lighting candles and reading Scripture before dinner seemed like one more “mom thing.” But over time, it became a rhythm of our home. Now, they remind me when I forget to light the next candle.
It’s a small thing, a circle of… Read more
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Arch Galveston-Houston 2 months agoToday we celebrate the feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe, recalling when Mary appeared to Juan Diego in 1531 on the Hill of Tepeyac in Mexico. Parishes across the Archdiocese are honoring the Blessed Mother with Masses, prayers and gatherings.
On Dec. 6, Archbishop Joe S. Vásquez celebrated a special Mass at the Co-Cathedral of the Sacred Heart… Read more
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Arch Galveston-Houston 2 months agoThe Festival of Lessons & Carols developed as an English tradition in 1880 and has since grown each year into an opportunity to celebrate, through song and prayer, the approaching Christmas season. Mixing carols with Scripture, the Festival is a wonderful way to prepare to welcome Jesus Christ into our midst.
This event is free and open to… Read more
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Arch Galveston-Houston 2 months agoThousands of children, youth, and seniors across the Archdiocese will experience the joy of Christmas because of Catholic Charities’ Share Your Blessings campaign.
Last year, over 5,300 gifts were distributed through the program, thanks to the generosity of supporters, including parishes, Catholic schools, and other community partners. This… Read more
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Arch Galveston-Houston 2 months agoMost senior religious sisters and brothers in the U.S. worked for decades in service to others for little to no pay. Now, their communities are struggling to care for them. Make a difference by giving to the Retirement Fund for Religious collection this December 14th weekend. Visit retiredreligious.org to learn more.
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Arch Galveston-Houston 2 months agoNamed for its first word in Latin, this canticle is one of only four places in the Gospels where the Blessed Mother’s words are recorded. And the Magnificat contains more words than the other three passages combined.
The rarity and brevity of Mary’s words, however, should not diminish their importance.
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