The stewardship theme for 2013-14 in the Diocese of Lubbock is “The Stewardship of Hospitality.” The following article is reprinted with permission by the author, Karen Rood, director of the worship office for the Diocese of Lexington and liturgy columnist for Cross Roads, newspaper of the Lexington diocese.

Christ the King Cathedral School is in need of substitute teachers for grades Pre-K through 12th for the 2013-14 school year.

The Diocese of Lubbock has awarded $10,000 in tuition scholarships for attendance at St. Joseph and Christ the King Schools. Funds are collected annually through the 2nd collection for Catholic Education taken during Catholic Schools Week in January.

Quo Vadis Days in Blanco Canyon will be held August 5-7 for young men of the diocese ages 15-19. Click here to learn more.

Training sessions for Lectors and Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion (EMHC) will be held Saturday, August 10 at Saint Elizabeth Church, 3005 Avenue A in Snyder. Click here to learn more.

Mercy Retreat Center has several prime weekend dates available. Perhaps your church or organization would consider organizing a retreat or special gathering during the available dates. Please contact Mark Muerer at 806-789-8456.

'What Part of “Thou Shall Not Steal” Don’t you Understand? Copyright for Parish Ministers' 60-minute webinar is now available for your viewing. Learn vital copyright rules for your parish, ministry and learn what to do if someone is using your material without permission.

Did you hear the great reviews of June's webinar "We have 11 Seminarians, Do You? Practical Tips for Vocations"? Or did you miss out on the live broadcast? Be Not Afraid! The recording is now available for your viewing! Grab a parish volunteer, your pastor or a family member and enjoy the inspirational webinar from Fr. Andrew Kemberling.

In these tight economic times, parents are reminded that these dividends – faith, knowledge, morals and discipline-truly are payable for life. There’s no better way to invest in a child’s future! In whatever form, Catholic education has as its primary task the communication of the person and message of Christ. The future of Catholic education is intimately tied to our ability to manifest clearly our identity, the uniqueness of our message and its life-giving quality.

The July Issue of 'Go Make Disciples' an informative Stewardship publication by the Office of Stewardship and Development