Texas Voters to Decide on Parental Rights Amendment in November
The Lone Star State already ranks among 26 states with a Parents’ Bill of Rights enshrined in state law.
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Before Lourdes, There Were the ‘Eyes of Father Margil’ — a Texas Miracle That Still Flows Today
Centuries later, pilgrims still visit the springs Venerable Antonio Margil opened through prayer — living waters that call the faithful to deeper trust in God during this Jubilee of Hope.
Texas Attorney General Orders Schools Unaffected by Lawsuit to Display Ten Commandments
After a federal court ruling blocked enforcement of Senate Bill 10 in nearly a dozen independent school districts, Texas Attorney General Paxton’s office filed an appeal on Aug. 21, asserting that the law reflects Texas’ historical and moral foundation.
Louisiana and Texas Courts Don’t Get the Ten Commandments
COMMENTARY: Displaying the Decalogue in schools signals that education means developing skills and respect for enduring moral truths.
Federal Judge Blocks Texas From Displaying Ten Commandments in Public Schools
The judge suggested that the state Legislature could alternately require schools to display moral lessons not directly connected to religious practice
Appeals Court Says Texas Attorney General Can’t Question Catholic Charity Leaders
The state 15th Court of Appeals said in an Aug. 4 ruling that Catholic Charities of the Rio Grande Valley has cooperated sufficiently with the state’s investigation into the charity.
Notre Dame Parish Remains at Epicenter of Texas Flood Recovery
A month after the devastating floods, Catholics continue to support neighbors in need.
The Texas Floods: How to Answer Your Children Who Are Asking Questions
A call to prayer from a 9-year old who just wanted to know the answer to one question: ‘Did the girls who died go straight to heaven? ...’
Catholics Mobilize Aid After Historic Flash Floods Devastate Texas Hill Country
Archbishop Gustavo García-Siller and Bishop Michael Boulette traveled to Kerrville on July 4 to minister to victims of the flooding.
Gov. Greg Abbott Signs Law Requiring Ten Commandments in All Texas Classrooms
The bill, sponsored by Texas Sen. Phil King, passed in the Senate on March 19 with a 20-11 vote.
