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Spending Our Best Gifts First!

Published October 20, 2011 • Written by Maria Huemmer Filed Under: Blog, Faith

Halloween is coming! As a child, I loved to trick or treat. My efficiency-minded personality really shone in my Halloween planning – I made sure to use a strong pillowcase because they were bigger and stronger than plastic bags or bucket, and I strategically picked which streets I’d frequent based on the number of decorated… [Read More]

Written by Maria Huemmer • Published October 20, 2011

Sunday Says Podcast: Readings for October 23, 2011

Published October 20, 2011 • Written by Sunday Says Podcast Filed Under: Podcast, Sunday Says

October 23, 2011 – Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Time [powerpress] Readings from the New Jerusalem Bible – Read along online Hosted by Chris Wililston Intro Music Credit: Soundwave – Ignite Outro Music Credit: Matt Maher, Hold Us Together – Buy on iTunes

Written by Sunday Says Podcast • Published October 20, 2011

San Lucas, Mi Evangelista Favorito

Published October 18, 2011 • Written by Armando Basualdo Filed Under: La Fe

From Flickr by Lawrence OP De los cuatro evangelistas, Mateo, Marcos, Lucas y Juan, mi evangelista preferido es San Lucas. La Iglesia celebra su fiesta el día de hoy (18 de Octubre). San Lucas fue un ciudadano del Imperio de Roma nacido en Antioquia, Siria. Acompañante de Pablo en varios de sus viajes misionarios y… [Read More]

Written by Armando Basualdo • Published October 18, 2011

Deep in the Shallows (Review: “The Giver”)

Published October 18, 2011 • Written by Lindsay Wilcox Filed Under: Blog, Reviews

We Americans live in a world where choice reigns supreme. Everything from what exotic fruit to enjoy at any given time of year to when and whether to have children is up to our choosing. Whether we should make those choices is an entirely different question. That requires wisdom, faith, and a well-formed conscience. But… [Read More]

Written by Lindsay Wilcox • Published October 18, 2011

#OccupyYourParish

Published October 17, 2011 • Written by Chris Williston Filed Under: Blog, Faith

Last weekend was an oddity in Austin, TX… an overcast and rainy blip in an extended season of drought. As I got my family moving for Sunday mass, an email came in on my phone stating that the power was out in the religious education building and, thus, there would be no Sunday school for… [Read More]

Written by Chris Williston • Published October 17, 2011

Aborto y Política, ¿cómo debemos participar?

Published October 17, 2011 • Written by Armando Basualdo Filed Under: En Español, La Fe

Desde que estaba en preparatoria me ha gustado la apologética. En ese entonces, yo prefería el debate y discusión, sobre todo con los Testigos de Jehová que visitaban la casa de mis padres. Con los años, mis estrategias han cambiado y últimamente he preferido entablar un dialogo con ellos en el cual trato de aprender… [Read More]

Written by Armando Basualdo • Published October 17, 2011

29th Sunday in Ordinary Time Coloring Pages

Published October 14, 2011 • Written by Adriana Saucedo Filed Under: Kids Place

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Written by Adriana Saucedo • Published October 14, 2011

Tipología, el eslabón que une el Antiguo y el Nuevo Testamento

Published October 14, 2011 • Written by Armando Basualdo Filed Under: La Fe

San Agustín decía “Novum in Vetere latet, Vetus in Novo patet” (el Nuevo Testamento está escondido en el Antiguo, mientras que el Antiguo se hace manifiesto en el Nuevo) con referencia a la relación entre el Antiguo y Nuevo Testamento de la Biblia. El Catecismo de la Iglesia Católica (CIC) explica que la unidad del… [Read More]

Written by Armando Basualdo • Published October 14, 2011

Two Guys, a Girl and a Catholic Podcast 30: We Hit The Big 3-0

Published October 14, 2011 • Written by 2GGCP Filed Under: Two Guys, a Girl and a Catholic Podcast

[powerpress] Current Events: Pope saddened by Egyptian violence. http://www.catholicnewsagency.com/news/pope-deeply-saddened-by-egyptian-violence/ http://www.romereports.com/palio/popes-general-audience-i-feel-the-sorrow-of-the-victims-families-and-egyptian-people-english-5124.html Updated “Forming Consciences for Faithful Citizenship – http://www.txcatholic.org/index.php/news/for-the-media-tcc-press-releases-and-media-kits/1340-resources-available-to-support-catholics-as-informed-faithful-citizens TCU to the Big 12 – http://espn.go.com/dallas/ncf/story/_/id/7085749/big-12-vote-unanimous-allow-tcu-horned-frogs-2012-13 Church News: Restore, Renew & Reclaim Understanding the Church’s Stance on Contraception Wednesdays, October 12, 19 and 26 · 7:00pm – 8:30pm St. John Neumann Catholic Church St. Timothy Room… [Read More]

Written by 2GGCP • Published October 14, 2011

The power of grass roots movements…

Published October 13, 2011 • Written by Martina Filed Under: Blog

My husband and I had the opportunity to attend the Texas Alliance for Life banquet Tuesday evening, where we heard Lila Rose speak about her first experience with abortion at the tender age of nine and how that shaped her youth-led program, Live Action, in her teens. The enthusiasm she recalled as they all sat… [Read More]

Written by Martina • Published October 13, 2011

La Tormenta

Published October 12, 2011 • Written by Maria Salazar Filed Under: La Fe

El sábado por la noche, nuestra hija de siete años llego a nuestro cuarto por temor a la tormenta que se escuchaba afuera.  Le dije que no había porque temer pero la deje que se quedara ahí con nosotros mientras se dormía de nuevo.  Por un rato la sentí que todavía estaba nerviosa pero la… [Read More]

Written by Maria Salazar • Published October 12, 2011

Children, The First Teachers of Faith?

Published October 12, 2011 • Written by Brandon Kraft Filed Under: Blog, Family

Children get it. We can learn much about faith from listening to the words of toddlers. Last weekend, my mother-in-law was in town and went to Mass with us. During one of the readings, she whispered into my two-year-old Olivia’s ear, “I love you.” Olivia turned, put her mouth to my mother-in-law’s ear and went… [Read More]

Written by Brandon Kraft • Published October 12, 2011

Better Catholic Websites

Published October 10, 2011 • Written by Cristóbal Almanza Herrera Filed Under: Blog, Faith, Social Media and Tech

For centuries, the Catholic Church supported the most talented, pioneering artists and designers to create churches, icons, altars and other religious art. Although spending all that money on art hasn’t gone without question. The Church has often been criticized for spending so much on fancy buildings and priceless paintings instead of using that money to feed… [Read More]

Written by Cristóbal Almanza Herrera • Published October 10, 2011

Los Sentidos de la Sagrada Escritura

Published October 10, 2011 • Written by Armando Basualdo Filed Under: La Fe

La Sagrada Tradición, coloquialmente llamada Tradición con “T” mayúscula, se distingue de otras tradiciones,” t” minúscula, ya que ella es un grupo de enseñanzas que fueron recibidas directamente de Jesucristo y el Espíritu Santo por los apóstoles e íntegramente transmitida a sus sucesores a través de los tiempos (cfr. CIC 80-83). En un futuro blog… [Read More]

Written by Armando Basualdo • Published October 10, 2011

28th Sunday in Ordinary Time Coloring Pages

Published October 8, 2011 • Written by Adriana Saucedo Filed Under: Kids Place

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Written by Adriana Saucedo • Published October 8, 2011

Sunday Says Podcast: October 9th 2011

Published October 7, 2011 • Written by Sunday Says Podcast Filed Under: Sunday Says

[powerpress] October 9, 2011 – 28th Sunday in Ordinary Time To skip to the reflection go to the 4 minute mark. Reading 1 – Isaiah 25:6-10a Responsorial  Psalm 23:1-3a, 3b-4, 5, 6 Reading 2 – Phil 4:12-14, 19-20 Gospel – Matthew 22:1-14 Read the readings Hosted by Cristobal Almanza – @soulpainter Theme song – Ignite – Soundwave soundwave.cc  Feedback… [Read More]

Written by Sunday Says Podcast • Published October 7, 2011

Two Guys, a Girl and a Catholic Podcast: Special Vitae Clinic Interview

Published October 7, 2011 • Written by 2GGCP Filed Under: Two Guys, a Girl and a Catholic Podcast

[powerpress] Vitae Clinic Open House: WHEN: Tuesday, October 18, 2011 from 5:30 – 7:30 p.m. WHERE:       Vitae Clinic, Jefferson Building, 1600 W. 38th Street, Suite 115 WHAT: Vitae Clinic’s Open House. Meet Jeremy Kalamarides, D.O., and his staff. Tours given every 30 minutes WHY:             Celebrate the Vitae Clinic one-year anniversary in Austin. The Vitae Clinic… [Read More]

Written by 2GGCP • Published October 7, 2011

Mujeres Buenas Abortan – 40 Días Por La Vida

Published October 7, 2011 • Written by Armando Basualdo Filed Under: En Español, La Fe

  Desde hace muchos años, yo he dado presentaciones y temas sobre el aborto a grupos de jóvenes en varias parroquias de la zona. Conozco las terribles estadísticas de este crimen como por ejemplo el número de abortos diarios en los Estados Unidos (alrededor de 3500) e incluso estadísticas demográficas y sociales. Solo cuando presento… [Read More]

Written by Armando Basualdo • Published October 7, 2011

How Can I Keep from Singing?

Published October 6, 2011 • Written by Maria Huemmer Filed Under: ACNM, Blog, Faith

I like to think I’m a funny person. I mean, my jokes are so funny, I laugh at them even though I know the punch line…But in this blog, I am going to be writing, comically at some times, about a serious issue – the issue of our very purpose on Earth….which is…. to be… [Read More]

Written by Maria Huemmer • Published October 6, 2011

The Most Efficient Family in the World (Review: “Cheaper by the Dozen” book)

Published October 4, 2011 • Written by Lindsay Wilcox Filed Under: Blog, Family, Reviews

Kids don’t always understand why their parents do what they do. I have seen and vaguely enjoyed both Cheaper by the Dozen movies. After watching the remake of Yours, Mine, and Ours and reviewing Who Gets the Drumstick? last month, I was eager to read Cheaper by the Dozen, the first of two books featuring… [Read More]

Written by Lindsay Wilcox • Published October 4, 2011

27th Sunday in Ordinary Time Coloring Pages

Published September 30, 2011 • Written by Adriana Saucedo Filed Under: Kids Place

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Written by Adriana Saucedo • Published September 30, 2011

Two Guys, a Girl and a Catholic Podcast 29: We Hit Record This Week

Published September 30, 2011 • Written by 2GGCP Filed Under: Two Guys, a Girl and a Catholic Podcast

[powerpress] Google Voice Feedback – Dan Current Events: “Baby Joseph” dies at his home in Canada http://www.foxnews.com/us/2011/09/28/baby-joseph-reportedly-dies-in-his-canadian-home/?test=latestnews Opt out of Presidential Address? Iphone event scheduled for Oct. 4th. Sounds like the announcement for the iPhone 5 http://online.wsj.com/article/BT-CO-20110927-710668.html CatholicVote Mobile App – http://www.littleiapps.com/catholic_vote/ Church News: Oct. TOT – Wednesday, October 5, 2011 La Feria on S…. [Read More]

Written by 2GGCP • Published September 30, 2011

The Many Faces of Evangelization

Published September 29, 2011 • Written by Martina Filed Under: Blog

Whenever I hear the words “New Evangelization,” my ears perk up, like a child who is watching those fabulous toy commercials that make them feel like they HAVE to have, well, everything under the sun. Except, I am assured that my grabby hands and “want want want” are necessary and needed in today’s society. So,… [Read More]

Written by Martina • Published September 29, 2011

Mass Starts Before You Walk In

Published September 28, 2011 • Written by Brandon Kraft Filed Under: Blog, Faith

Altar serving is one of those gigs that is virtually always reserved for youth and, sometimes, older, retired parishioners for funerals or daily Masses. I started serving as soon as I was a practicing Catholic at age 13 and it remains the venue of service by which I felt most fulfilled. I haven’t served since Easter Vigil… [Read More]

Written by Brandon Kraft • Published September 28, 2011

The Catholic Checklist

Published September 28, 2011 • Written by Kathryn Whitaker Filed Under: Blog, Faith

Sometimes, I feel like other Catholics measure another’s “true pedigree” with a pre-determined checklist of items.  Are you pro-life? Check. Do you use NFP instead of artificial birth control?  Check. Are you against the death penalty and euthanasia?  Check. Do you homeschool?  Check. Are you against co-habitation?  Check. Do you participate in the Sacrament of Reconciliation… [Read More]

Written by Kathryn Whitaker • Published September 28, 2011

The Need for Catechists

Published September 26, 2011 • Written by Cristóbal Almanza Herrera Filed Under: Blog, Faith

Throughout the world, ordinary people carry out an important mission of the Church – catechises. I am no priest or doctor of theology, but I am a catechist for high school students. Often times, people will ask me why I would ever want to do such a thing, as if it were some kind of… [Read More]

Written by Cristóbal Almanza Herrera • Published September 26, 2011

26th Sunday in Ordinary Time Coloring Pages

Published September 23, 2011 • Written by Adriana Saucedo Filed Under: Kids Place

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Written by Adriana Saucedo • Published September 23, 2011

Broke open (Review: Matt Maher’s “The Love in Between”)

Published September 21, 2011 • Written by Laura Gonzalez Filed Under: Blog, Reviews, Social Media and Tech

I’ve been dancing since Sunday. Not physical, hip-swinging, arm flailing kind of dancing. The heart-fluttering, non-stop humming, whistling-in-the-halls dancing. All because of a contemporary Christian music album. Five years ago, I would not have believed it.  I guess my heart had to be a certain place before it was open to being moved by the… [Read More]

Written by Laura Gonzalez • Published September 21, 2011

ACNM Q3 Meet-Up Is Next Week!

Published September 21, 2011 • Written by Jason Elizondo Filed Under: Blog

Have you ever wanted to start your own blog or podcast? Do you get writer’s block whenever you sit down behind the keyboard? Well then Austin Catholic New Media’s Q3 Meet-up is for you! We will be doing three mini-workshops on starting your own podcast, your own blog and how to formulate your first blog… [Read More]

Written by Jason Elizondo • Published September 21, 2011

This One’s for Everyone (Review: “Who Gets the Drumstick?”)

Published September 20, 2011 • Written by Lindsay Wilcox Filed Under: Blog, Family, Reviews

Do you have a favorite childhood movie? Mine was probably one of my Disney Sing Along Songs videos. I also remember the real movies my mom made me watch: Grease (which I was definitely too young for), The Sound of Music (which is always awesome…when you have 3 hours to spare), and Stephen King’s It… [Read More]

Written by Lindsay Wilcox • Published September 20, 2011

25th Sunday in Ordinary Time Coloring Pages

Published September 16, 2011 • Written by Adriana Saucedo Filed Under: Kids Place

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Written by Adriana Saucedo • Published September 16, 2011

Two Guys, a Girl and a Catholic Podcast 27: SpongeBob Acro Cats

Published September 16, 2011 • Written by 2GGCP Filed Under: Two Guys, a Girl and a Catholic Podcast

[powerpress] Google Voice Feedback – Phil Current Events: Central Texas Fires Catholic Bishops reflect on 9/11 http://www.catholicnewsagency.com/news/on-sept.-11-catholic-bishops-reflect-on-events-spiritual-implications/ Heroic Media Dinner Father Frank Pavone Director of Priest for Life has been suspended from active ministry outside the Diocese of Amarillo, Texas, over financial questions about the priest’s operation of Priests for Life. http://www.patheos.com/community/theanchoress/2011/09/13/fr-frank-pavone-facing-restrictions/ http://canonlawblog.blogspot.com/2011/09/initial-remarks-on-zurek-pavone-dispute.html CARA Survey… [Read More]

Written by 2GGCP • Published September 16, 2011

How Stuff Works: Cat-e-what? (Catechesis)

Published September 16, 2011 • Written by Rita Suva Filed Under: Blog

“Go, therefore, and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe all that I have commanded you. –Matthew 28:19-20a Ever see one of these and felt thoroughly confused? CCC, CCD, CEP, CYM, DRE, DYM, EM, FF, RE,… [Read More]

Written by Rita Suva • Published September 16, 2011

Ten years ago today…

Published September 15, 2011 • Written by Martina Filed Under: Blog

Ten years ago today, our then small family was getting ready for the baptism of our second child, our son. Days earlier, our lives had been shaken from the effects of 9/11. You see, at the time, we lived in Mannassas, a town in the Northern Virginia area, which borders Washington D.C. Our ties to… [Read More]

Written by Martina • Published September 15, 2011

Don’t Forget About Your First Life

Published September 14, 2011 • Written by Brandon Kraft Filed Under: Blog, Faith

The Internet is awesome. I can meet people from across the world, chat with them far more often than I do with my next door neighbor about any topic under the sun. If I have any question about any project I’m working on, there is someone online who can and is willing to offer suggestions…. [Read More]

Written by Brandon Kraft • Published September 14, 2011

Austin City Limits Music Festival And The New Evangelization

Published September 13, 2011 • Written by Jason Elizondo Filed Under: Blog, Young Adult

46-acres, 130 artist and over 70,000 fans each day at this years ACL Music Festival will once again be “Keeping Austin Weird.”  We are called to be disciples always. How might it be possible to evangelize while not missing your favorite band? Break out your favorite Catholic paraphernalia.  Whether it’s the cool swag that your… [Read More]

Written by Jason Elizondo • Published September 13, 2011

September 12th and the Power of Words

Published September 12, 2011 • Written by Cristóbal Almanza Herrera Filed Under: Blog, Faith

Even for those of us in Texas without a direct connection to the events, September 11th will be marked in our memories until the day we die. While we all have our stories of where we were and what we were doing when he heard the news, many of us cannot remember September 12th with… [Read More]

Written by Cristóbal Almanza Herrera • Published September 12, 2011

24th Sunday in Ordinary Time Coloring Pages

Published September 9, 2011 • Written by Adriana Saucedo Filed Under: Kids Place

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Written by Adriana Saucedo • Published September 9, 2011

Catholic Charities of Central Texas Wildfire Relief Efforts

Published September 7, 2011 • Written by Jason Elizondo Filed Under: Blog, Podcast

[powerpress] Relevant Radio presents interviews with Christian Gonzales, Communications for the Diocese of Austin, and Melinda Rodriguez, Executive Director of Catholic Charities of Central Texas. The interviews outline efforts by Catholic Charities of Central Texas to collect monetary donations, medical supplies, and other vital items for the victims of the Central Texas wildfires http://www.austindiocese.org/.

Written by Jason Elizondo • Published September 7, 2011

Workplace Evangelization

Published September 7, 2011 • Written by Laura Gonzalez Filed Under: Blog, Faith, Young Adult

A while back, I wrote an article about Microevangalization: that is, sharing the Good News in small ways as often as possible. So, imagine my surprise when I read this part of a Yahoo article called “What Does Your Desk Say About You?” listing different items and their impressions: Rosary or hamsa:Third-rail alert! Religious icons can be the fastest… [Read More]

Written by Laura Gonzalez • Published September 7, 2011

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