
Texas Catholic Columnists

Father Fry: The light shines in the darkness
Sunday, December 3, 20230173 In a special way during Advent, we unite ourselves in prayer with the sentiments of the Blessed Mother who in silent waiting carried the hidden Savior within her womb for nine months. Mary in turn intercedes for us, as faith, hope, and joy are born...Father Dankasa: When Thanksgiving becomes ‘thank you’
Monday, November 20, 20230514 One of the most anticipated holidays in America is Thanksgiving. The fourth Thursday of November every year (and its accompanying weekend) is eagerly anticipated, not only because it is a holiday set aside for a day called Thanksgiving Day, but also...Father Esposito: Notes on faith, love, and hope
Friday, November 17, 20230637 St. Paul seems to have defined the triad we know today as the theological virtues: faith, hope, and love. No Jewish source before him brings those three words together, and the pre-Christian pagans do not speak of them as interrelated virtues.Father Bayer: Lay engagement in the synod and beyond
Thursday, November 2, 20230182 As a member of the synod preparatory commission, one of the exciting things I have seen is the synergy between clergy and laity in our diocese. Of course, we are still a pilgrim people, and the data we received from the listening sessions shows the...More columnists
Father Esposito: Musings on dignity and profane language

Answering the call to ‘Come, follow me’

Father Bayer: The Witness of Little Souls, Part 3

Mother of all the Living: Celebrating Respect Life Month with Mary

Father Esposito: Adoration always personal and communal

Father Dankasa: Indivisible combo of Christ and the Church
