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World Cup Reflection #2
Love Is the Goal: Hospitality in a World of Flags byย The Rt. Rev. Hector Monterroso On any given World Cup day, thousands of people walk through downtown Houston wearing the colors of their nations. Some carry flags draped over their shoulders. Others sing songs from home. Some speak languages we may not understand. Yet beneath…
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World Cup Reflection:ย The Little Voice
by The Rt. Rev. Hector Monterroso Yesterday the world watched a World Cup match between Spain and Cape Verde. On paper, it was no contest. Spain’s squad is valued at approximately $1.3 billion. Cape Verde’s goalkeeper, Vozinha, has an estimated market value of about $50,000. Yet for ninety minutes, none of that mattered. At 40…
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When Women Lead, Girls Stay in School
By Albina Velasco How faith, female leadership, and diocesan partnership transformed girlsโ education in Malawi Read in Texas Episcopalian Magazine Here (pages 60, 61, and 62): https://online.fliphtml5.com/TheEpiscopalDioceseOfTexas/TE_Magazine_2025/ In 2025, girlsโ dropout rates in Anglican schools in southern Malawi fell from nearly 40% to almost zero. This transformation began with two women speaking truth. Malawi is a…
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Congratulations to the Iona School for Ministry Class of 2026
The Episcopal Diocese of Texas celebrates the 16 graduates of the Iona School for Ministry Class of 2026, who were recognized during a joyful and spirit-filled service on June 7 at Camp Allen. Representing both the Certificate in Theological Studies program and the first Spanish Certificate in Lay Preaching cohort, these graduatesโ dedication reflects a…
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Seminary of the Southwest Celebrates 35 Graduates in the Class of 2026 Commencement
The Episcopal Diocese of Texas joins in celebrating the 35 graduates of the Class of 2026 from Seminary of the Southwest. Commencement week was marked by joyful worship, cherished traditions, and the conferring of degrees across a variety of academic programs. The celebration included the presence of The Most Rev. Sean W. Rowe, 28th Presiding…
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Congratulations to Estela Lopez on her new roleย as Formation Coordinator with the Office of Formation and Houston Area Missioner with the Office of Congregational Mission Vitality
Congratulations to Estela Lopez on her new role as Formation Coordinator with the Office of Formation and Houston Area Missioner with the Office of Congregational Mission Vitality Estela Lopez has been called to a dual role as Formation Coordinator with the Office of Formation and Houston Area Missioner with the Office of Congregational Mission Vitality. โEstelaโs…
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Guide to Pride and LGBTQIA+ News and Resourcesโฆ
PRIDE in Houston is this weekend, June 5-6. Visit the GUIDE to PRIDE Houston 2026 here:
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The 2025 Texas Episcopalian Magazine Is here!
The Texas Episcopalian is an official publication of the Episcopal Diocese of Texas.
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Congratulations to the champion clergy team!ย
Each year, the Brotherhood of St. Andrew hosts a golf tournament to support scholarships and several important ministries and organizations, including Lord of the Streets, veterans programs, the Fall Boys Retreat, and the Positive Black Males Association of Houston. The day was filled with fellowship, teamwork, and friendly competition. After a great day on the…
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Immigration resources
Theย Immigration Resources page from The Episcopal Diocese of Texasย is a centralized hub of support resources for immigrants, migrants, asylum seekers, and the organizations helping them. It focuses heavily on Texas-based assistance, especially in Houston and other major cities.ย
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Motherโs Day in Huntsville at St. Stephenโs Christ Fountain All Nations Church and St. Stephenโs Church
Motherโs Day at St. Stephenโs Christ Fountain All Nations Church, Huntsville (worshipping in English and Kiswahili) and St. Stephenโs Church, Huntsville In a joyful spirit of gratitude and community, St. Stephenโs Christ Fountain All Nations Church and St. Stephenโs Church celebrated Motherโs Day with a beautiful gathering. Held in both English and Kiswahili, the celebration brought together families…
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National Day of Prayer: May 7
On the first Thursday of May, communities across the country pause for the National Day of Prayer, a tradition established in 1952 that invites people of all faiths to pray for the nation, its leaders, and one another. In the Episcopal Church, prayer has long been more than a private practice. It is something shared,…
