Fellowship. Spirituality. Education.

Catholic Healthcare Professionals of Central Texas is a community in the Austin area dedicated to creating a place for Catholic healthcare workers to know one another better and grow in holiness in their personal and professional lives in the practice of medicine.

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ABOUT

Discover more about what we do and get acquainted with our team.

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RESOURCES

Explore helpful resources on healthcare ethics and other topics.

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Members of Catholic Healthcare Professionals of Central Texas at a meeting together.

Join a Monthly Meeting

We typically come together the second Wednesday of each month for fellowship, small bites and often an opportunity to hear from a guest speaker. We’d love for you to join us!

These gatherings are a wonderful way to connect with others who share our values and commitment to compassionate care. Our guest speakers often provide valuable insights on a variety of topics related to health, spirituality, and community service. Whether you're a long-time member or a newcomer, you'll find a warm welcome and enriching experience.

What Our Members Are Saying

  • “Living out the faith in medicine frequently feels like an uphill battle, especially as a trainee. The Catholic Healthcare Professionals group provides me with a breath of spiritual fresh air, reminding me that my vocation is to serve the Lord through my work in every way. I am so grateful for their prayers, support, encouragement, and mentorship at every turn.”

    — Pete R.

  • “As a student at a secular medical school, having the support and guidance of established Catholic physicians has been essential in my formation as a future Catholic physician. Having people to go to when I have questions about serious ethical issues and also having people to look toward as I’m trying to make decisions for my future career has been so valuable.”

    — Caroline H.

Be a voice for faith in the Austin medical community.