Bishop Mulvey

The Roman Catholic Diocese of Corpus Christi

[Bishop Mulvey @DioceseCC]

We applaud @RepToniRoseTX @leachfortexas & @Moodyforelpaso for working to end the execution of persons with severe mental illness in Texas. Thank you Texas House and @DadePhelan for passing #HB727 with #bipartisan support #txlege @TXCatholic

[Bishop Mulvey @DioceseCC]

I pray for the repose of the soul of Bishop Emeritus Raymundo J. Pena of the Diocese of Brownsville, Texas, who passed away yesterday. Prayers offered also to his family. His dedication as a servant of God has made a lasting mark on everyone whom he encountered.

[Bishop Mulvey @DioceseCC]

Let us join with Pope Francis in prayer and fasting in light of humanitarian tragedies and the loss life in the bombing in Afghanistan. https://t.co/AOf7M7QuO5

[Pope Francis – ARCHIVE @Pontifex266Arch]

Let us pray for the Church, that she may receive from the Holy Spirit the grace and strength to reform herself in the light of the Gospel.

[Bishop Robert @BishopLubbock]

.@Burrows4TX, please help to set #SB394 for the House Calendar ASAP to prevent mail order abortion pills in Lubbock this fall. Texas needs this bill b/c of proposed changes by the federal government to current FDA regulations on chemical abortions. #Txlege #prolife @txcatholic

[Bishop Mulvey @DioceseCC]

Stand in solidarity with USCCB and TCCB https://t.co/1osU5TMqak

[TxCatholicBishops @TXCatholic]

Instead of respecting differences in beliefs about marriage and sexuality, the #EqualityAct would discriminate against people of faith and threatens unborn life. Tell #Congress to oppose it! You can take action via VoterVoice here: https://t.co/AtoSLpbhfG. #txlege

[TxCatholicBishops @TXCatholic]

Instead of respecting differences in beliefs about marriage and sexuality, the #EqualityAct would discriminate against people of faith and threatens unborn life. Tell #Congress to oppose it! You can take action via VoterVoice here: https://t.co/AtoSLpbhfG. #txlege

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Bishop Michael Mulvey of the Diocese of Corpus Christi shares Lenten Message for Thursday of the First Week of Lent. https://t.co/uGV5jHLxNL

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Bishop Michael Mulvey shares Lenten Message for Wednesday of the First Week of Lent, February 24, 2021. Click to listen: https://t.co/oyYvL3zMb6

[Bishop Mulvey @DioceseCC]

Join Bishop Wm. Michael Mulvey on a Lenten journey. Just click link to listen to reflections: https://t.co/fClS385FDi

[Bishop Mulvey @DioceseCC]

May God, our creator, hear our plea. We pray for an end to abortion and that life and human dignity be respected in our nation. For detailed information on the “9 Days of Life Novena please visit https://t.co/yWLJjUDMih (3/3)

[Bishop Mulvey @DioceseCC]

We know the life of prayer sustains the protection of life.
Please join me today as we continue the “9 Days for Life” Novena for the protection of human life here in the Diocese of Corpus Christi. (1/3)

[Bishop Mulvey @DioceseCC]

During this novena, we will have many opportunities to pray, reflect, and do concrete actions that would help us build a culture of life. We will not stand alone. Our voices and prayers will be united across the nation. (2/3)

[Bishop Mulvey @DioceseCC]

I invite you to mark this painful anniversary with a personal commitment to the culture of life. Let us continue praying for an end to abortion.
May Mary, our mother, obtain for us the graces we need to confront this evil. (3/3)

[Bishop Mulvey @DioceseCC]

We are all made in the Divine Image. God has given us great dignity from the moment of conception to natural death. On the anniversary of Roe v. Wade, let us all remember that dignity and pray that it be protected. (1/3)

[Bishop Mulvey @DioceseCC]

We cannot remain indifferent in front of the more than 56 million abortions committed since 1973, nor should we resign ourselves to what is and lose hope and courage. Our strength is in the Lord. (2/3)

[Bishop Mulvey @DioceseCC]

Friendship is an expression of unity. Friendship requires mercy in order to be sustained beyond the differences in search of common goals: civility, order, peace, and, of course, unity.
We hear the call. Are we prepared to respond and do our part? If so, God will do His. (7/7)

[Bishop Mulvey @DioceseCC]

In his Inaugural Address, President Biden called our nation to unity. Unity is everyone’s hope and desire. Unity was the last prayer of Jesus on this earth, “I pray that they may all be one.” (John 17:21) (1/7)

[Bishop Mulvey @DioceseCC]

Dialogue leads to understanding (not necessarily to agreement) and understanding offers relationships even friendship. (6/7)