Bishops of Texas

A Word on Faithful Citizenship...

" Worship pleasing to God can never be a purely private matter, without consequences for our relationships with others: it demands a public witness to our faith. "

Pope Benedict XVI, Sacramentum Caritatis, no. 83

Bishops of Texas



Daniel Cardinal DiNardo Archbishop of the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston	Most Rev. Oscar Cantú, S.T.L., DD Apostolic Administrator of the Archdiocese of San Antonio

Most Rev. Patrick J. Zurek, S.T.L. Bishop of the Diocese of Amarillo	Most Rev. Joe S. Vásquez Bishop of Diocese of Austin

Most Rev. Curtis John Guillory, S.V.D. Bishop of the Diocese of Beaumont	Most Rev. Daniel E. Flores, S.T.D. Bishop of the Diocese of Brownsville

Most Rev. Wm. Michael Mulvey, S.T.L., DD Bishop of the Diocese of Corpus Christi	Most Rev. Kevin J. Farrell Bishop of the Diocese of Dallas
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Most Rev. Armando Ochoa Bishop of the Diocese of El Paso	Most Rev. Kevin W. Vann, JCD, DD Bishop of the Diocese of Fort Worth

Most Rev. James Tamayo Bishop of the Diocese of Laredo	Most Rev. Plácido Rodríguez, C.M.F. Bishop of the Diocese of Lubbock

Most Rev. Michael D. Pfeifer, O.M.I., DD Bishop of the Diocese of San Angelo	Most Rev. Álvaro Corrada, S.J. Bishop of the Diocese of Tyler

Most Rev. David E. Fellhauer Bishop of the Diocese of Victoria

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Our Mission The primary purpose of the Conference is to encourage and foster cooperation and communication among the dioceses and the ministries of the Catholic Church of Texas. A major function of the Conference is to be the public policy arm of the Conference's Board of Directors, the bishops of Texas, before the Texas legislature, the Texas delegation in Congress, and state agencies. The public policy issues addressed by the Conference include institutional concerns of the Catholic Church as well as issues related to Catholic moral and social teachings. Learn more about us.