Can we differ without disliking? Can we contradict without condemnation? Can we debate without hate? If not, we need to learn how for the sake of salvation.

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January 13th begins Ordinary Time on the Church Liturgical Calendar. But Fr. Larry shares how it is anything but.

The whole St. Theresa community is invited to the annual gala, Havana Nights. Support our school while enjoying a Cuban meal, rum bar and hand rolled cigars, all at the beautiful Mansion in downtown Austin.

MUSIC ALIVE! Sacred Music Camp, VBS, and Mobile Loaves and Fishes Camp are coming in June! Click the photo for dates.

The Gospel reading on Sunday, Oct. 27, focuses on humility in the parable of the Pharisee and the tax collector. Deacon Keith preaches Sunday morning on the Litany of Humility. Click on the title to see the Litany and a reflection on how to pray and live it.

No matter how advanced in years, there is always something we can learn about God's gifts when we take the time to visit with an elderly person.

Help the Diocese of Austin support ministries, parishes, Catholic Schools, Catholic Charities, priests, seminarians and more through the Encountering Christ Capital Campaign. Click the photo to give online or learn more.

Connections Women's Group, Catalyst Men's Group, Cornerstone Sunday Ministry, Foundations of Faith and other adult faith and fellowship groups begin in September.

We are excited to welcome Chase Crouse to our team as Director of Youth Ministry! Chase is a Texan who has returned home after leading youth and young adult ministries in New York and Southern California.

St. Theresa mothers of young children PreK and younger are invited to join a new group called Mothers of Young Children. Friday morning gatherings begin soon! Click the photo to learn more.

From Kindergarten to high school graduation this year, learn how Catholic education has impacted the live of former students of St. Theresa as reported in the Diocese of Austin newsletter Reflections.

People passed by her plea for help day after day, and then St. Theresa Parishioner Frank Dewhurst answered it by donating a kidney for his neighbor a few doors down, becoming the nation's oldest living kidney donor. Read more about this Good Samaritan story.

The St. Theresa Social Outreach Committee wants your help to stop human trafficking which robs millions of their freedom and basic human dignity. As Catholics, we are called upon to uphold the dignity for all humans. Click on the photo to learn what you can do.

Are you feeling frustrated about the crisis involving immigrants and refugees here in your own state of Texas? Do you feel there is little you can do to help? Click on the photo to learn how the Diocese says you can help.

Are you considering becoming Catholic or know someone who is? Are you an adult needing Baptism, Communion or Confirmation? Click on the photo to learn more.

Come to Eucharistic Adoration and Benediction at St. Theresa the first Fridays of the month, from 7:00 - 8:00 a.m. Come for a few minutes, or the whole hour. Click the photo for details.

If you get an email or text from someone claiming to be Fr. Larry and asking for money or gift cards, it is not real. Click on the title or the video below to learn more about this ongoing scam.

Spiritual directors and mentors help guide a person to live their life under the influence of the Holy Spirit. At St. Theresa we are blessed to have four parishioners who are trained spiritual directors or spiritual mentors.

It is with a sad heart that we share the news of the passing of our dear former priest, Fr. Neville Jansze. His battle with liver cancer ended this week in Sri Lanka. Click on the photo to learn more.