In the vibrant tapestry of Austin, Texas, lies the Sacred Heart Catholic Church, a place where faith intertwines with a truly extraordinary tale. A Hispanic family, devoted to the Sacred Heart, prayed before a cherished image in their home. On January 11, 1991, the unthinkable happened. The heart in the image began to bleed, leaving a visible stain. This miraculous event caught the attention of their pastor, Father Fred Underwood. He recognized the divine significance and brought the image to San Jose Church in Austin. Copies of the image, complete with the bloodstain, were made and shared, spreading the story far and wide. Sacred Heart Catholic Church became a focal point of this remarkable occurrence, drawing those seeking solace, healing, and a deeper connection to their faith. The story doesn’t end there. Jesus, through a visionary, made nine promises to those who display the image of the Sacred and Bleeding Heart. He promised to bless homes, protect families, and bring health and healing. He assured peace, love, and joy. Mary, his mother, offered her maternal love and protection to those who displayed the image. Jesus also promised prosperity and miracles of grace to those who honored the Sacred Heart. The Sacred Heart Catholic Church became part of this narrative of faith, a testament to the power of belief and the enduring presence of the divine in the heart of Austin.
Longhorn Point
The shoreline whispers stories of erosion. Longhorn Point stands firm a testament to resilience. It’s a place where the Colorado