Alamo Colleges, city launch Compassionate USA course: San Antonio’s ‘gift’ to the world
This summer, San Antonio launched a free, online micro-course aimed at retraining people to live more compassionate lives.
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Leaks, hail and stray bullets prompt San Fernando Cathedral roof replacement
Scaffolding will remain around San Fernando Cathedral until all roof repairs are complete, likely in March. The Saga video installation will return at that time.
‘Each wreath is a gift’: Historic cemetery fills with patriotic solemnity and holiday cheer
At the small but historic San Antonio National Cemetery, hundreds gathered Saturday to honor the fallen as part of Wreaths Across America.
When you’re questioning your faith after being hurt by your religious community, here are 3 ways to cope
Commentary: Therapy often helps people who are wrestling with aspects of their religious lives, whether or not they’ve experienced abuse.
Author Simran Jeet Singh offers Sikh wisdom as a path through fear
Author and San Antonio native Simran Jeet Singh has published a new book, “The Light We Give: How Sikh Wisdom Can Transform Your Life,” about overcoming racism and fear through optimism and connection.
San Antonio’s diversity is reflected in its houses of worship
Data from the Public Religion Research Institute shows that San Antonio’s religious diversity is well above the national average.
‘Very delicate work’: San Antonio archbishop leads effort to help Uvalde families as funerals begin
San Antonio’s archbishop will return to Uvalde on Wednesday to preside over a funeral for victims of the mass shooting, one of 11 services scheduled at Sacred Heart Catholic Church.
Supreme Court: Texas likely violated condemned man’s religious liberties
Death row inmate John Ramirez’s request to have his pastor lay his hands on him and pray during his execution was denied by prison officials.
The pandemic changed death rituals and left grieving families without a sense of closure
Commentary: Funerals and other rituals provide important structures for families to say goodbye.
‘Good and bright’: Afghan refugee family finds hope in welcoming San Antonio community
A harrowing escape from Afghanistan and a long journey brought one Afghan couple to a place of peace and hope, and a future for their unborn child.
History, tragedy and beauty uncovered in San Fernando cemeteries
A San Antonio man has been visiting the cemeteries for several years to maintain grave markers and share stories of the dead.
Faithful Texans are called to protect their communities. Vaccines and masks do just that.
Commentary: As people of deep faith, we are commanded to work in service of the most vulnerable.
Million-dollar miracle: Chance encounter leads to major donation for Catholic school
Here’s the story behind a $1 million gift from local philanthropist Kym Rapier Verette and her husband to St. Pius X Catholic School.
