The Most Holy Trinity

This past Sunday the Church stepped back from the narrative of salvation history and asked us simply to gaze at who God is. Not what he has done for us, but who he is in himself: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit — three Persons, one God, a communion of love so complete that it overflows into creation. This is the deepest mystery of our faith, and it is also the most practical. Every Catholic family is built in the image of the Trinity. Not because we get it right, but because love in a family is never a straight line between two people. It circulates. It pours out and returns. The father gives to the mother, the mother gives to the children, the children give back in ways no one expected, and somehow in the giving and receiving there is more, not less. That is the life of God. That is what your home is practicing every day, even on the days it doesn't feel like it. You are living inside the mystery you cannot fully explain. That is exactly where God wants you.

"The grace of the Lord Jesus Christ and the love of God and the fellowship of the Holy Spirit be with you all." — 2 Corinthians 13:14

CHECH & Catholic Literary Arts — What We're Building Together

This year CHECH is partnering with Catholic Literary Arts to bring the Catholic literary tradition to Houston homeschool families, and we're just getting started. CLA generously donated scholarships for their summer writing camps, giving CHECH students the chance to attend at no cost. Next week, campers head to UST for the Fearless Catholic Writing Camp (grades 3–8) and the High School Writers Institute.  A week of fiction, poetry, sacred story, and creative nonfiction with professional Catholic writers.

The 2026 Archdiocesan Alleluia Poetry Contest invites students in grades 7–12 to compose their own canticle of praise inspired by St. Francis of Assisi's Canticle of All Creatures. Submissions due September 10. View the contest flyer.

Looking ahead to 2026–2027, we're building new programming with CLA for middle school and high school students. More details coming this fall.

Community Spotlight

Collect and Connect

Upcoming in Houston

HMNS Membership — 20% Off with Code TREX26 | Save 20% on any membership level | Code TREX26 at checkout | Expires June 8

Sacred Heart & Summer Saints — Catholic Printable Club | June is dedicated to the Sacred Heart — crafts, heart-shaped foods, and the Litany | Plus Summer of the Saints Coloring Pages for June, July, and August | A CHECH partner

June Listening Calendar: 88 Keys — Classical Encounters | One iconic piano solo each day from Baroque to modern | Playlists on Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube | $5.99 | A CHECH partner

Summer Break at the MFAH | Thursdays all summer | 11 a.m.–2 p.m. | Gallery activities with teaching artists | Thursdays are free for all | Ages 12 and under always free

Making History, Making Change — The Health Museum | Thursday, June 18 | 3:00–4:00 p.m. | Free Smithsonian Affiliates lecture on cancer research with speakers from the National Museum of American History and MD Anderson | Part of America 250

Summer Programs — Thomas Aquinas College | One-week (June 23–July 1) and two-week (July 12–25) for high school juniors and seniors | Seminar-style classes, daily Mass, and Catholic community

Path to Medical School — Free Summer Seminars | Free online seminars from Reagan Gately, Catholic homeschool graduate and 3rd year Baylor College of Medicine student on full scholarship | Priority academics, resume building, and free transcript evaluations | June 27, July 11, August 22 | Register at reaganpath2medschool@gmail.com

Looking for more? Visit our Community Calendar for upcoming events across the Houston Catholic homeschool community.