Blessed Sacrament Families, As part of our TCCBED Self-Study and Accreditation Process, we have restructured our student service program, Bulldogs for Christ. The goal of this restructuring is to ensure that students are completing their Bulldogs for Christ Service Journals with a deeper understanding of the program’s purpose: to be the hands, feet, eyes, […]

  Blessed Sacrament Families, I have much to be grateful for as we conclude the 2025/2026 school year. One of our most significant accomplishments was successfully completing the TCCBED accreditation process and earning a positive accreditation status. In addition, the implementation of the Texas Education Freedom Accounts (TEFA) program has provided many current and new […]

Blessed Sacrament Families, Traditionally, the month of May is set aside by the Catholic Church to honor Mary.  In the footsteps of generations before us, we will gather on Wednesday, May 6, 2016 to crown Mary as Queen of Heaven and Earth.  Students were encouraged to bring flowers as a symbol of affirming Mary’s love […]

Blessed Sacrament Families, In a few short days, our Catholic Church will begin the Lenten season with Ash Wednesday. Catholics around the world will begin this journey toward Easter with the symbol of the cross on their foreheads. Those of us who are familiar with Ash Wednesday know the routine. The priest calls us forward, […]

Friends of Blessed Sacrament, Please join us for National Catholic Schools Week, our annual celebration of what makes education at outstanding at Blessed Sacrament Catholic School! Starting with our #CSW26 10:00 a.m. Opening Mass on Sunday, January 25, 2026, we have a whole week of activities planned to show what our students are accomplishing and […]

Blessed Sacrament Families, Today our Church enters the holy Season of Advent, a time set apart for quiet preparation as we await the coming of Christ at Christmas. These four weeks invite us to slow down, to make room in our hearts, and to welcome the hope that only Christ can bring. While Lent leads […]

In her wisdom, the Catholic Church teaches, “The Catholic school loses its purpose without constant reference to the Gospel and a frequent encounter with Christ.” (Sacred Congregation for Catholic Education, 1977, para. 55) At Blessed Sacrament Catholic School, we are committed to fostering these frequent encounters with Christ by inviting our students, families, and teachers to […]