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Posts tagged with "Father Timothy Gollob"

Father Gollob: Christmas tales and the joy of the season Columnists

Father Gollob: Christmas tales and the joy of the season

Sunday, December 20, 2020018 From the first Sunday in Advent, we have heard the warning over and over again to prepare the Way of the Lord. In the Gospel reading of that day, we were told to awaken from our slumber and to prepare the way for our Creator to come to save us and all the Earth.
Father Gollob: Thoughts on giving thanks and days gone by Columnists

Father Gollob: Thoughts on giving thanks and days gone by

Friday, November 27, 2020026 As we look for something to celebrate during this time of Thanksgiving and it is difficult to find a clear pathway in the midst of stress and distress, and violence and a general bankruptcy of jobs, and of freedom to roam, and of friends to mingle with, and of sports extravaganzas to attend, what will give us hope?
Father Gollob: What are you doing for God's vineyard? Columnists

Father Gollob: What are you doing for God's vineyard?

Thursday, October 29, 2020028 The vineyard of the Lord is the House of Israel. The fires in California and Colorado are destroying the wineries in the Napa Valley and are making mountain retreats to go up in flame. Ecologists are stressing that the destroying fires are a result of climate change.
Father Gollob: Listen to the angels, live their holy songs Columnists

Father Gollob: Listen to the angels, live their holy songs

Friday, October 16, 2020020 The world is alive with the sound of music. We know that some of these words were sung in a popular musical, but for the people of past centuries these words would be predicated of the angelic swarm of messengers which were sent from the Creator to bring messages of peace, of hope and of victory to we humans.
Father Gollob: Finding ourselves in a new normal Columnists

Father Gollob: Finding ourselves in a new normal

Thursday, September 3, 20200108 By Father Timothy Gollob Special to The Texas Catholic During one of my morning meditations, I was given a fresh insight into the “new normal” which many people are now talking about. The article I was reading said that the 1939 movie,”The Wizard of Oz,” was a perfect illustration of our human quest for happiness....
Father Gollob: Follow the 'little way' and let it lift you up Columnists

Father Gollob: Follow the 'little way' and let it lift you up

Friday, August 7, 20200110 Some of us...a few of us...remember the day when department stores had various items on different floors. If you were young and vigorous, you would take the staircase; but if you were in need of an assist, there was an invention called: the Elevator.
Father Gollob: Reflections on a lifetime full of faith and blessings Columnists

Father Gollob: Reflections on a lifetime full of faith and blessings

Friday, July 17, 2020060 After being ordained to the priesthood in March of 1958, I was anxious to get on the go with my ecclesiastic journey. However it was put on hold until I had finished my last scholastic requirements at the Gregorian University in Rome.
Father Gollob: Finding new joy Columnists

Father Gollob: Finding new joy

Wednesday, July 1, 20200128 With the pandemic messing with all our social gatherings, Holy Cross had to perform a "virtual" Good-bye at the end of my 51 years as pastor. It was decided that all would be invited to drive by in the parking lot with horns honking, balloons floating and signs showing support.
Celebrating Father Tim News

Celebrating Father Tim

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Father Gollob: A better normal for all Columnists

Father Gollob: A better normal for all

Tuesday, June 23, 2020068 In the Old Covenant book of Ecclesiastes there is a wonderful exhortation about how to approach all the activities of life. There is a time for everything under the sun. One event follows another in a beautiful sequence of exaltation and of grief.
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