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Faith, culture, and peace

Sunday, December 10, 20230603 For centuries, the veneration of Our Lady of Guadalupe has stood as a profound testament to the convergence of religious dedication and cultural identity within the...

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Sister Veit: On aging and a season of fruitfulness

Wednesday, July 13, 20220182 With the Supreme Court’s overturning of Roe v Wade, June 24 will no doubt be remembered as an historic day by pro-life advocates the world over. I have to admit that...

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The Catholic Foundation: Rising to meet the needs of the faithful

Wednesday, January 20, 20210431 Thanks to a spirit of compassion, community and connectedness, The Catholic Foundation made a significant impact on our Catholic community in 2020 despite the

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Father Dankasa: “Come and See”: A Christian’s Response to a Toxic World

Wednesday, August 5, 20200879 Technology has blessed us today with varying means of communication that can help us connect with one another and facilitate the building of relationships....

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Father Mower: When time comes, we’ll come together in faith

Sunday, April 19, 20200578 This has been the strangest Easter season ever. Well probably not ever, since that first Easter was really something. After Jesus, the Messiah, The King of the Jews,...

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Father Dankasa: How prayer nourishes our spiritual lives

Thursday, March 14, 20190628 When I was serving as parochial vicar at St. Joseph parish in Richardson, I observed something about the trees in the courtyard that amazed me. If you’re familiar with...

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Father Rangel: Forgiving others is the greatest Lenten practice

Wednesday, March 13, 20190438 One of the actions that most reminds us of the great dignity we have after being created in the image and likeness of God is forgiveness.

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Father Dankasa: The Mother's Prayer -- A parenthood challenge I learned from my mother

Wednesday, October 31, 20180571 By Father Jacob Dankasa Special to The Texas Catholic As I was growing up with my family, we didn’t always gather together to pray every morning or night. Some...

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Finding Christ in the garbage at Mexico City dumpsite

Tuesday, October 23, 20180601 For the second consecutive year, Catholic students at Southern Methodist University traveled to Mexico City during fall break, a pilgrimage and mission trip to bring...

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