Bonnen (Class of 1994, Bachelor of Arts in Political science) – former Speaker (2019–21) and member of the Texas House of Representatives from Brazoria County, 1997-2021 Charles Robert Borchers (Class of 1963), district attorney of the 49th Judicial District Court 1973–1980 George Edward Cire – former US District Court judge Salam Fayyad – Palestinian Prime Minister 2007 of the Emergency Government Luci Baines Johnson – chairman of the Board, LBJ Asset Management Partners, daughter of US President Lyndon B. Johnson Abdul Karim al-Kabariti – Jordanian, Prime Minister of Jordan from 1996 to 1997 Khalid bin Ahmed Al Khalifa – Bahraini Minister of Foreign Affairs Bill Killefer – former Major League baseball player Gabriel Luna - American actor Patrick Mason (economist) - Professor of Economics and African-American Studies Taj McWilliams – Connecticut Sun forward/center Roger Metzger – former Houston Astros Shortstop and 1973 Gold Glove Winner Monsignor William Mulvey – Bishop of Corpus Christi Timothy Ogene – poet, novelist, and lecturer at Harvard. Bull Polisky – American football player Jorge Quiroga – former President of Bolivia Silvestre Revueltas – Mexican composer, attended in 1917 and 1918 Charles M. Robinson III – author and illustrator Charles Rogers – film director and screenwriter Mike Rosenthal (born 1977) - NFL offensive tackle Tim Russ - actor Fermín Revueltas Sánchez – painter Mel Stuessy – American football player John Andrew Young – former U.S. Representative from Texas Brandon Maxwell - Fashion Designer Notable faculty Mark Cherry Joe Doerr Carrie Fountain Hollis Hammonds Eamonn Healy Paula Mitchell Marks Gallery References External links Map: Official website Holy Cross universities and colleges Universities and colleges in Austin, Texas National Register of Historic Places in Austin, Texas Buildings and structures in Austin, Texas 1877 establishments in Texas Universities and colleges accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Catholic universities and colleges in Texas Association of Catholic Colleges and Universities University and college buildings on the National Register of Historic Places in Texas