Caroline Harris Davila shares messages on faith and education in early April posts

Caroline Harris, Texas State Representative of the 52nd district (R)
Caroline Harris, Texas State Representative of the 52nd district (R)
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Caroline Harris Davila, State Representative for Texas House District 52, shared a series of posts on her social media account in early April 2026 highlighting both personal faith and community recognition.

On April 5, Davila posted an expression of gratitude, stating “Answer to prayer, thank you Lord. #txlege”. Later that day, she marked the Christian holiday of Easter with a message: “He is risen! Today we celebrate the resurrection of our Savior, Jesus Christ. He lived a perfect life, died for our sins, and rose again so we can be forgiven and have eternal life in Him. Wishing you and your family a blessed Resurrection Sunday. #txlege”.

On April 8, Davila highlighted achievements within her district by recognizing an educator’s accomplishment: “What a privilege to witness an outstanding teacher receive such a well deserved honor this morning! Congratulations to Olivia Joseph on being named a Texas Milken Educator, one of the highest recognitions for excellence in teaching in our nation. As a Hutto graduate herself, it’s”.

Davila was elected as a Republican to the Texas State House in 2023 representing District 52. She succeeded James Talarico as part of the state’s legislative body.



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