Offices OPEN
The staff have returned to the Catholic Pastoral Center, Joan Paton Finance Center, and Guadalupe Youth and Family Center.
>>Rite of Election<<
Bishop Robert Coerver welcomes catechumens joining the Catholic Church — as a sign of not just joining their home parish.
The Office of Family Life and the Office of Young Adults hosted a celebration for those who have answered the call to the vocation of marriage.
The Office of Family Life and the Office of Young Adults hosted a retreat for young adults who have answered the call to the vocation of marriage.
The Offices for Consecrated Life held a celebration of consecrated life with Bishop Coerver presiding over Mass in which vows were renewed.
The Offices of Family Life, Deacon Formation, and the Nurturing Center hosted a mini-retreat for women at the Guadalupe Youth & Family Center.
>> Lent 2026 Resources<<
Bishop Robert Coerver celebrated Mass to the close the Jubilee Year of Hope.
On December 17, 2025, Bishop Coerver shared a document outlining the new policy regarding the Absence of Priests from Parishes.
The Texas Catholic Conference of Bishops has a resource page to help guide us through the new Education Savings Account (ESA) program.
Most Rev. Robert M. Coerver’s opening statement for the media availability, and CLICK HERE to watch a conversation with Bishop Coerver on the election of Pope Leo XIV.
>>Pastoral Letter<<
Bishop Robert Coerver releases a pastoral letter to the Catholics on the South Plains and Llano Estacado of Texas in the Diocese of Lubbock.
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