Here’s how to see the best San Antonio Missions to visit if you have an hour, or want to take all day. The Alamo Mission San ...

The Archdiocese of San Antonio, which owns the 12.5-acre seminary site next to the mission, has a long-term lease with local builder 210 Development Group for the 228-unit complex. The development ...

The Mission Concepción parish normally celebrates Mass for the double illumination, considered one of the major celestial events of the year in San Antonio. This year, because of the coronavirus ...

SAN ANTONIO, TX A rededication ceremony is scheduled for Sunday at Concepcion, highlighting one of several preservation projects planned for San Antonio's centuries-old Roman Catholic missions.

Read full article: Memorial Day in Military City USA: Honoring fallen heroes like Michael Barrera Storms moving through parts of San Antonio and the Hill Country on Monday resulted in large hail ...

SAN ANTONIO, Texas — Everyone remembers the ... and perhaps the most beautiful, is the church at Mission Concepcion. Outside, the stone church looks much as it did in the mid-18th century ...

After months of negotiations and redesigns, San Antonio builder 210 Development won approval Wednesday from the city’s historic review panel for a 228-unit apartment complex near Mission ...

You’ve likely remembered to visit the Alamo—i.e., what’s left of the once sprawling Mission San Antonio de Valero. But perhaps in your haste to wield a selfie stick in the vendor-clogged ...

With 37 San Antonio-based national park employees on furlough, the chapels' priests now hold the keys to Mission Concepción, Mission San José, Mission San Juan and Mission Espada. While the ...

A couple of clunky air conditioning units cool San Antonio’s Mission Concepción, but the units’ condensation and decades of humidity and rain have taken a toll on the structure and its art.

Like so many first-timers, I’d assumed that the chapel—what’s left of the original Mission San Antonio de Valero—was a much larger, grander structure. It had certainly loomed much larger ...