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Posts tagged with "President John F. Kennedy"

(VIDEO) James L. Collins students tour Dealey Plaza Uncategorized

(VIDEO) James L. Collins students tour Dealey Plaza

Tuesday, November 19, 20130131 On Nov. 13, history came alive for the sixth and seventh grade students of James L. Collins Catholic School, as they walked through Dealey Plaza and toured the Sixth Floor Museum in downtown Dallas.
(VIDEO) Bishop Lynch students visit Sixth Floor Museum Year of Faith

(VIDEO) Bishop Lynch students visit Sixth Floor Museum

Tuesday, November 19, 20130233 As they walked through the Sixth Floor Museum on Nov. 13, history students from Bishop Lynch High School got their first tangible glimpse of what happened on Nov. 22, 1963, a day remembered as a painful part of Dallas’ history.
(VIDEO) JFK's Air Force One visits Dallas Love Field Year of Faith

(VIDEO) JFK's Air Force One visits Dallas Love Field

Thursday, November 14, 20130409 For only a limited amount of time, visitors to Dallas Love Field's Frontiers of Flight Museum can view a model of Air Force One, as it was on November 22, 1963. The plane is part of the museum's commemoration of the 50th anniversary of President John F. Kennedy's assassination. It will be on display through November 24, 2013.
¡Viva Kennedy! Year of Faith

¡Viva Kennedy!

Sunday, November 10, 20130239 Like many Mexican-Americans of her time, Leanor Villareal remembers well the hope that President John F. Kennedy brought to those like her. As Dallas prepared for the president’s visit on Nov. 22, 1963, many Mexican-Americans were primed to pay homage to one they believed would deliver them from hopelessness.
Bishop recalls JFK as inspiration for his family, world Year of Faith

Bishop recalls JFK as inspiration for his family, world

Saturday, October 26, 2013053 By Cathy Harasta The Texas Catholic Bishop Kevin J. Farrell recently sat down with Texas Catholic reporter Cathy Harasta for a Q&A, offering his reflections on President John F. Kennedy, the first Catholic U.S. president, and what he meant to Ireland, the bishop’s homeland, and to the world. What impression did JFK and...
Communist growth forces monks to flee homeland Year of Faith

Communist growth forces monks to flee homeland

Friday, October 25, 20130310 Growing up under the yoke of Soviet-controlled Hungary, Cistercian monks at Our Lady of Dallas said their experience taught them harsh lessons about the fruits of communism and the political realities that made a Western confrontation with it difficult for President John F. Kennedy and the United States.
A new president faces challenges of a changing world Year of Faith

A new president faces challenges of a changing world

Friday, October 25, 20130151 A young First Family, captivating and chipper, reinvented life in the White House during John F. Kennedy’s 34-month presidency in the early 1960s. The Rose Garden flourished with First Lady Jackie, striking in Oleg Cassini designs, endearing children named Caroline and John-John, and even a pet pony, Macaroni—a gift from Vice...
A Catholic president and a growing Diocese of Dallas Year of Faith

A Catholic president and a growing Diocese of Dallas

Friday, October 25, 20130325 In November 1963, the Catholic community in Dallas was very different from what it is today. We were bigger, but we were also smaller; bigger in the size of the diocese, which was then known as the Diocese of Dallas-Fort Worth, but smaller in the number of Catholics. In 1963 there were 60 counties in the diocese with a Catholic...
Remembering JFK Year of Faith

Remembering JFK

Wednesday, October 23, 2013069 As the country prepares to observe the life of President John F. Kennedy, marking the 50th anniversary of his death in Dallas, many people are recalling what he brought to a nation and the world at a critical time in history.
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