Resources for the Journey
Reflections, talks, and moments to support your walk of faith—wherever you are.
Re-live Past Conferences
Revisit inspiring talks and moments from past North Texas Catholic Women conferences, or experience them for the first time. These messages are shared to encourage reflection, prayer, and continued growth long after the conference day has ended.
2022 Women’s Conference
The 2022 North Texas Catholic Women’s Conference invited women to deepen their faith through reflections on Truth, Beauty, and Goodness. Speakers included Jackie Francois Angel, Father Zachary Burns, and Wendy Redroad, who shared insights on vocation, family life, and living faith authentically. The day concluded with closing remarks from Bishop Michael F. Olson followed by Holy Mass.
Our Women’s Conference
Our Catholic Women’s Conferences gather women for a beautiful day of renewal—rooted in worship, prayer, and authentic community. It’s a space to encounter the Father’s love more deeply and to be drawn into a richer life of faith and Eucharistic devotion.
If your heart is longing for more, we warmly invite you to visit our YouTube channel to experience past conference moments and be encouraged wherever you are on your journey.
Messages You Can't Miss
Over the years, certain messages have resonated deeply with our community. These talks have encouraged, challenged, and strengthened women in their faith, and we are pleased to share a curated selection of conference talks that continue to speak powerfully to the heart.
Our Patron Saint
St. Teresa of Avila is the patron saint of North Texas Catholic Women and a powerful guide for women seeking deeper prayer, courage, and trust in God. Her life reminds us that holiness is not reserved for the extraordinary, but is formed through perseverance, honesty, and surrender to God’s love.
Through her writings and witness, St. Teresa teaches us to cultivate an interior life rooted in prayer, even amid distraction, struggle, and busyness. Her wisdom continues to encourage women to walk boldly in faith, to trust God’s work within them, and to remain anchored in truth and humility. Learn more about St. Teresa of Avila.
