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Posts tagged with "Holy Cross Catholic Church"

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Thursday, April 8, 2021088 DALLAS— El padre Elmer Herrera-Guzmán no podía dejar de pensar en la pregunta que le hicieron después de terminar la celebración de la Misa el domingo 21 de marzo.
Celebrating Father Tim News

Celebrating Father Tim

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Helping thy neighbor: Charities, parishes team up to help others in need Diocese

Helping thy neighbor: Charities, parishes team up to help others in need

Friday, May 1, 20200251 By Michael Gresham The Texas Catholic Volunteers hurriedly unpacked a truck trailer, setting up tables for distribution as cars and trucks continued to arrive, adding to a queue of vehicles stretching from the Oak Cliff parish, down the street and out of sight. “It’s got to be a mile long,” said Edwin Chinchilla of the...
Father Gollob: Memories of fall, state fairs and family Columnists

Father Gollob: Memories of fall, state fairs and family

Tuesday, September 24, 2019052 Being born in 1934, I just missed the 1936 Centennial State Fair of Texas. It elevated not only the buildings on the fairgrounds, but also the enormous egos of Texans!
Father Gollob: Stamps and Coins Columnists

Father Gollob: Stamps and Coins

Friday, September 6, 20190212 In the mid 1940s, my father purchased a small house in Tyler for his family before he cast off to the Norfolk Naval Yard to join the crew of the AKA 97, an attack cargo landing craft. He was to be involved in WWII by being in the huge flotilla of ships in the Pacific Ocean, preparing to land troops in Japan. But a typhoon delayed the...
Father Gollob: Good Shepherd guides in faith formation of our future Columnists

Father Gollob: Good Shepherd guides in faith formation of our future

Monday, September 24, 2018079 It was the first day of faith formation and things were slowly developing at Holy Cross Parish, Inc. The sun was peeking over the eastern horizon, where far away a hurricane was pounding the Carolina shore and rains were pouring down.
Father Gollob: A little hard work, ingenuity and hope can grow a bountiful crop Columnists

Father Gollob: A little hard work, ingenuity and hope can grow a bountiful crop

Wednesday, May 9, 2018098 Recently, I was checking out my garden in back of the Holy Cross rectory and I was pondering what purpose it served. It was not beautiful nor was it bounteous in produce, but it had a multitude of goodies stuffed into every corner.
Father Gollob: Rise above all the negativity Columnists

Father Gollob: Rise above all the negativity

Wednesday, April 11, 20180219 I guarantee that the Holy Spirit worked overtime during the past Holy Week. One inspiration came via email saying that if sometimes you feel overwhelmed and are buried deep in the earth, Easter is the time to rethink that thought and consider that you might have just been planted. Consequently, it is Spring and the right time to rise and...
Father Gollob: ‘The Happening’ just happened to have a lasting, faithful impact Columnists

Father Gollob: ‘The Happening’ just happened to have a lasting, faithful impact

Friday, March 2, 20180299 Back in the late 1960s when North Texas was known as the Diocese of Dallas-Fort Worth, a wonderful event occurred. Four parishes in Dallas had creative young adults who recognized that the high school youth of those times were in danger of slipping out of the barque of Peter, also known as the Roman Catholic Church.
Father Gollob: Celebrate the memories of our beloved departed Columnists

Father Gollob: Celebrate the memories of our beloved departed

Friday, November 3, 20170172 The current month of November brings the joy and the sadness of autumn to us in a vivid way as the trees vest themselves in many colors, but then those same leaves flutter down to the ground in a dance of death.
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