Monday, March 27, 202301006The deafening, but joy-filled rhythmic chant of “Yes, Lord! Yes, Lord!” echoed through the sanctuary of St. Peter the Apostle Catholic Church as Notre Dame School of Dallas students sang and danced to praise-and-worship music Feb. 13. It’s a scene repeated most Mondays thanks to the efforts of the Miracle Melodies, a group of...
Monday, June 13, 2022058
Por Violeta Rocha
Especial para Revista Católica Dallas
IRVING—Trabajar en equipo y no darse por vencido, fueron lecciones que Gabriel Ramos de 16 años aprendió gracias a su participación en el club de robótica de su escuela, junto al que ahora celebra un campeonato mundial.
El pasado mes de abril el equipo de robótica...
Friday, May 6, 20220372Fusion Corps (FR 6672), the robotics team from Cistercian Preparatory School in Irving, won the 2022 FIRST Robotics Competition world championship as part of a four-team alliance. Of the six division winning alliances, Fusion Corps was the only Texas team represented. The international tournament, which took place in Houston, April...
Thursday, February 10, 20220436Born in 1933, Father Roch Kereszty, O. Cist., has already outlived more than one tree planted in his honor — partly an effect of the Texas soil, into which he himself was transplanted from his native Hungary in the early 1960s.
Wednesday, April 14, 20210118On April 9, the seniors at Cistercian Preparatory School gathered with their Form Master, Fr. Lawrence, Fr. Raphael, and Mr. Dorn for a service project to plant 77 trees to replace those damaged in the October 2019 tornado.
Friday, August 7, 20200691Three former classmates from All Saints Catholic School were named valedictorians for their respective high schools this year.
Wednesday, March 11, 202001041Two Dallas Catholic school campuses and a parish have closed after a person showing symptoms of COVID-19 had come into contact with individuals at those school and church communities, school and Diocese of Dallas officials said Wednesday.
Thursday, May 2, 20190702Twenty-five North Texas churches, schools and community organizations received $1.16 million in grants and tuition assistance from The Catholic Foundation during its annual spring grant ceremony yesterday at Holy Trinity Seminary.
