“Did you hear about the child who stood up to an emperor?” I ask, pausing as we stand before Saint Agnes Church in San Antonio. Saint Agnes Church isn’t just a building. It’s a testament to faith, a beacon named after a young girl of unwavering conviction. Saint Agnes, the church’s namesake, was merely a child when she refused to renounce her belief in Jesus. She lived in ancient Rome during the reign of Emperor Diocletian. Her devotion, even in the face of persecution, inspired the name of this vibrant community. Saint Agnes Church, established in 1923, has been a cornerstone of faith in San Antonio for over a century. It’s a place where the good news of Jesus Christ is shared. The church nurtures spiritual growth through prayer, worship, ministry, and fellowship. The community here is centered around the Eucharist. This is evident in their dedication to their faith and their vibrant celebrations. Saint Agnes Church originally held its office at 804 Ruiz Street. They have since moved their office to 829 Ruiz Street, right next to the hall addition. If you’re interested in learning more about Saint Agnes, the church’s website provides a beautiful prayer dedicated to her. It asks for her guidance in remembering Jesus’s presence, staying true to our faith, and protecting children worldwide. The prayer emphasizes Saint Agnes’s virtue and chastity. It’s a moving tribute to the young martyr and saint. Remember, faith like Saint Agnes’s is not about grandeur. It’s about the quiet strength of conviction. As you step inside Saint Agnes Church, carry her story with you.
Judson High School
Remember the name Moses Campbell Judson. Judson High School and the entire Judson Independent School District carry his name. He