The month of March is dedicated to St Joseph. Joseph was the husband of the Blessed Virgin Mary and the foster-father of Jesus. Holy Scripture proclaims him as a “just man” and the Church has turned to Joseph for his patronage and protection.
Bishop Coerver celebrated Mass and vows were renewed for all those who have made commitments in the consecrated life.
Due to the ongoing pandemic, staff members may be working from home. Please call the main diocesan number (806) 792-3943 to contact staff members to meet at the Pastoral Center or Joan Patton Finance Center.
Bishop Robert M. Coerver celebrated the Christmas Vigil Mass at Christ the King Cathedral.
Statement announcing the Covid-19 Vaccine and encouragement for those to whom it is available to give serious consideration to being inoculated.
Bishop Robert M. Coerver celebrated a Mass of appreciation for our deacons & renewal of commitment to service in the Order of Deacons.
Most Rev. Robert Coerver, Bishop of Lubbock, shares the next phase for parishes in the Diocese of Lubbock, beginning Sunday, September 27, as we continue through the Covid-19 Pandemice of 2020.
Bishop Robert M. Coerver celebrated Mass at the Our Lady of Angels Convent in Wolfforth.
Bishop Coerver on Planned Parenthood possibly returning to the South Plains
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A brief overview and how to make an Act of Perfect Contrition.
A compiled list of websites for Mass, prayers, and daily reflections to help us all during this trying time.
Prayer options to help you make a Spiritual Communion.
Letters from Bishop Coerver, Catechetical Resources, Prayer Resources, and livestream/video Mass listings.
Catholic News & Blogs
Bishop Rhoades: Latest COVID-19 vaccine can be used in good conscience (CNS)
Highlights of Pope Francis’ 1st day in Iraq (VN)
Catholic health care officials aim to get COVID-19 vaccine to everyone (Franciscan)
What Moses and NASA’s Mars Rover taught me about wonder and awe. (America)
Lubbock Mayor Dan Pope has just issued a “Stay at Home” order for the City of Lubbock.
With that declaration in place, until further notice, the offices of the Catholic Pastoral
Center will remain closed. CPC personnel who are healthy will be working from home and
will continue to assist those who have needs or questions via (806) 792-3943, email, or cellphone.
