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“The community of believers was of one heart and mind,” ACTS 4:32 This weekend we celebrate the Easter Octave, recognized now as Divine Mercy Sunday in which we commemorate God’s enduring mercy for His beloved people. Holy Scripture is filled with documented acts of mercy... Read More →

Support our St. Vincent de Paul Society Conference   Do-A-Little-Good Conference Informational Flyer   Do a Little Good Pledge Form   When you support our conference, you support our St. Brigid community.   Thank you! Read More →

SISTER GEMMA IS STARTING A NEW CHAPTER Congratulations to Sister Gemma on receiving her degree in social work! Sister Gemma has guided our children with love, compassion and total dedication in their faith as our Director of Religious Education for the past 4 years. She is... Read More →

The 2021 Archbishop’s Appeal for Ministries: Enabling Life-Changing Acts of Mercy   The Lenten and Easter seasons rightfully have a focus on acts of mercy, as we are called to give thanks for God’s great mercy upon us by showing mercy to others. The Archbishop’s Appeal for... Read More →

Each year, some of our St. Brigid ministries or organizations offers a scholarship packet for graduating high school seniors who are members of St. Brigid. Please feel free to download a form, fill it out and return it by the due date. KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS SCHOLARSHIPS Our Knights... Read More →

On this 5th Sunday of Lent, in the Gospel there were some Greeks approaching Philip requesting to see Jesus.  It has been said they wanted to enquire about salvation.  Philip and Andrew went to tell Jesus of their request.  Jesus answered; “The hour has come for the Son of Man to... Read More →

You’re the type of person we’re looking for. The kind that looks for opportunities to lend a hand – or an arm – when you’re needed. A hero that’s desperately needed, especially during these difficult times. Your next opportunity to help... Read More →

“For God so loved the world that he gave his only Son, so that everyone who believes in him might not perish but might have eternal life.” John 3:16 The first time I saw a man at a baseball game holding up a sign that said, John 3:16, sadly I did not know the reference. Who is... Read More →

LATEST NEWS UPDATE FROM THE ARCHBISHOP OF SAN ANTONIO MARCH 4, 2021 For one year we have been faced with restrictions and other safety measures enacted to help prevent the spread of the coronavirus COVID-19. These have greatly impacted our lives and our ministry as Church. Texas... Read More →

In this Sunday’s Gospel, we have Jesus clearing the Temple of merchants, animals, and money changers. He admonished those he drove out, and especially those that let them in, to “stop making my Father’s house a marketplace.” To make the situation worse, those conducting business... Read More →