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Posts tagged with "Father Joshua Whitfield"

Retreat focuses on ‘spiritual moment of listening’ Diocese

Retreat focuses on ‘spiritual moment of listening’

Thursday, July 28, 20220178 The Neuhoff Institute for Ministry & Evangelization at the University of Dallas is hosting a one-day retreat, “Between Ourselves in Light: The Spiritual Moment of Listening” on Aug. 6.
Faith fuels outreach as winter storm blasts region Diocese

Faith fuels outreach as winter storm blasts region

Thursday, February 18, 20210251 Winter weather that left millions without electricity and produced record-breaking temperatures blasted north Texas the week of Feb. 15, leading to dangerous travel conditions, school closures, cancelling of sporting events and even forcing local parishes to alter Ash Wednesday plans.
Father Whitfield: The habits of Lent and seeing Christ Columnists

Father Whitfield: The habits of Lent and seeing Christ

Sunday, March 3, 20190371 “What is most contrary to salvation is not sin but habit.” These are the words of Charles Péguy, instigator, poet, soldier, Catholic. And they’re words which, for me, come to mind as we begin our Lent again.
Father Whitfield: Reflecting on Winnie-the-Pooh and the Season of Lent Columnists

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

Thursday, February 15, 20180834 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 much and, trying to leave, found himself so tightly wedged he couldn’t go either in or out.
Father Whitfield: The hope and power of confession Columnists

Father Whitfield: The hope and power of confession

Sunday, April 2, 20170179 “Hope rather than fear,” St. Thomas Aquinas taught, is the true “cause of confession.” An act of love, confession “gives us life,” he said. It’s a sacrament which “opens the gate of heaven.”
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