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Father Esposito: Of these things we are witnesses

Wednesday, April 11, 20180386 One of the great titles bestowed by the church upon Mary Magdalene is “the apostle to the apostles.” According to the Gospel of John, Mary, still sorrowful on “the...

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Father Bayer: It’s never too late for Lent

Saturday, March 31, 20180224 Lent is almost over, and many of us are already evaluating our Lenten resolutions. How did you do? Did you keep your resolutions? Let me suggest a few things to keep in...

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‘We are witnesses of all that he did’

Friday, March 30, 20180899 Bishop Edward J. Burns wishes you and your loved ones a very happy and blessed Easter.

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Father Esposito: Victory narrated through psalm and cross

Friday, March 16, 20180335 From the cross, Jesus gives his followers a final instruction on how to read both the Scriptures and his own sacrificial death. Only the Roman soldiers crucifying him...

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Father Gollob: ‘The Happening’ just happened to have a lasting, faithful impact

Friday, March 2, 20180425 Back in the late 1960s when North Texas was known as the Diocese of Dallas-Fort Worth, a wonderful event occurred. Four parishes in Dallas had creative young adults who...

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Father Bayer: A pastoral look at a societal topic

Thursday, March 1, 20180165 A rising pastoral topic in the church these days is the proper way to respond to those who say they are transgender. As Catholics, a good place from which to orient...

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Father Bayer: Transgender

Tuesday, February 20, 20180197 A rising pastoral topic in the Church these days is the proper way to respond to those who say they are transgender. As Catholics, a good place from which to orient...

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Father Gollob: Lent is a season of hope that things can get better

Thursday, February 15, 20180233 Charles Dickens had a way with words. In his novel, “A Tale of Two Cities,” he penned the famous quote: “It was the best of times, it was the worst of times.”...

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Father Whitfield: Reflecting on Winnie-the-Pooh and the Season of Lent

Thursday, February 15, 201801103 At the beginning of Lent, I always think about Winnie-the-Pooh, particularly the time he got stuck in Rabbit’s front door. You remember the story: he’d eaten too...

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