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Dallas Catholics return home from World Youth Day

Thursday, August 1, 2013

Dallas Catholics pose for a photo at D/FW Airport after arriving on August 1 from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. (Seth Gonzales/Texas Catholic)

Dozens of North Texas Catholics returned home this week after participating in World Youth Day with millions of other Catholics in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

For more on this story, be sure to check in with us at www.texascatholic.com and pick up our August 30th print edition.

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