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Father Esposito: Awaken the sleeping Lord in your boat!

Sunday, January 16, 20220583 By Father Thomas Esposito Special to The Texas Catholic Near the end of March 2020, the peoples of virtually all nations were enduring the first of many months...

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Father Dankasa: The courage to rescind a bad decision

Friday, January 14, 20220558 By Father Jacob Dankasa Special to The Texas Catholic In our lives there may have been times when we made a wrong decision, took a regrettable action, made the wrong...

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A Christmas Message from Bishop Edward J. Burns

Saturday, December 25, 20210656 This special time of the year always causes me to reflect on memories of past Christmases and to remember the many blessings we have enjoyed. In particular, I am mindful...

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Special collection aids those in need in Honduras

Tuesday, December 21, 20210249 In 2001, following the devastation of Hurricane Mitch in Honduras, the Diocese of Dallas established a Sister Diocese relationship with Trujillo, Honduras, in an effort...

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Father Gollob: With nativity, we have chance to see and celebrate spirit of season

Saturday, December 18, 20210346 One of the great traditions of Christianity was initiated in 1223 A.D. by the good saint, Francis of Assisi. He had been distressed by the religious indifference of his...

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Father Dankasa: Advent reminds us of John the Baptist as model of humility for our world

Friday, December 17, 20210287 In my last column I reflected on how we can live out our desert experience every day. I presented John the Baptist as a model for our own type of spiritual desert. He...

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Father Bayer: On synodality and the ‘listening church’

Wednesday, December 15, 20210499 You’ve likely heard that Bishop Burns called for a diocesan synod. You’ve probably also heard that Pope Francis called for the Church to reflect on “synodality”...

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Father Esposito: Remember your dignity as Advent begins

Tuesday, November 30, 20210434 Greek philosophers centuries before Christ acknowledged the immense mystery of our being human. Man, they said, is a microcosm, a condensed universe, containing in...

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Father Dankasa: Living out our desert experience every day

Monday, November 15, 20210229 In the Scriptures the desert is seen as a place of encounter, a place where people connect with God. The people of Israel encountered God in the desert, and he provided...

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