The month of August is dedicated to the Immaculate Heart of Mary. The physical heart of Mary is venerated because it is united to her person and is the seat of her love (especially for her divine Son), virtue, and inner life. Such devotion is an incentive to a similar love and virtue.
Bishop Coerver blessed the oil of catechumens, the oil of the infirm, and holy chrism, all of which will be used in the administration of the sacraments throughout the diocese for the year.
Bishop Robert M. Coerver celebrated the Ordination Mass to the Priesthood for Deacons Wesley Beal & Jeremy Trull.
Most Rev. Robert Coerver, Bishop of Lubbock, announces the beginning of Sunday Masses and daily Masses with congregations during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Statement announcing the next phase of the Diocese of Lubbock’s plans for gradual reopening.
Bishop Robert M. Coerver celebrated the Ordination Mass to the Diaconate for Seth Lorenz at Saint Joseph in Lubbock.
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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.
Bishop Coerver and all Catholic Pastoral Center Staff members have office space in one location; please use e-mail or call (806) 792-3943.
Catholic News & Blogs
Biden talks Catholic faith after Trump says former VP is 'against God' (CNA)
Pope chooses six women as lay experts for Council for the Economy (VN)
Church leaders seek aid for Catholic students in coronavirus relief bill (CNS)
What Catholic social teaching says about property rights (America)
Your guide to social justice films on Netflix, Amazon and Hulu (America)
Easiest Catholic RE Program For At Home EVER! (CatholicIcing)
A beautiful prayer to Mary left by St. John Paul II as a legacy to families (Aleteia)
Digital Retreat for Deepening Our Relationship With God and Nature (BustedHalo)
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.
