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Parishes’ summer mission work inspires youth to serve Diocese

Parishes’ summer mission work inspires youth to serve

Tuesday, August 3, 20210186 Last summer’s initial “Hands from Home” youth service week that involved seven parishes across the Diocese of Dallas was meant to be a replacement for out-of-town summer mission trips that were cancelled a few months into the COVID-19 pandemic. With pandemic-related restrictions eased this summer, the second iteration of the...
Father Dankasa: An Infectious Relationship Columnists

Father Dankasa: An Infectious Relationship

Wednesday, May 6, 20200841 By Father Jacob Dankasa Special to The Texas Catholic Writing about “infection” at a time of a pandemic of great proportion like COVID-19 is almost a cliché because it’s in the minds of everyone. Let me pull us away from that negative type of infection to a more positive and desirable one. I am talking about an infection,...
Father Dankasa: Transcending Our Fears and Doubts Columnists

Father Dankasa: Transcending Our Fears and Doubts

Friday, April 10, 20200228 Doubt and fear are two strong enemies of human endeavors. So many of us are determined to walk through the waters of life but, unfortunately, our fears and doubts short-circuit our determination and thwart our efforts. A good example of the effects of fear and doubt can be seen in the Gospel story in which Peter saw Jesus walking on the...
Father Dankasa: Our Spirituality Too Needs Updating Columnists

Father Dankasa: Our Spirituality Too Needs Updating

Thursday, February 6, 20200321 When I was in seminary we were always told that the formation we received in the seminary was the beginning of our learning experience, not the end, that when we became priests we needed to stay updated with new information, new theology, new learning. We were told that on-going formation as a priest is not a choice, but a necessity,...
Father Dankasa: Naming the greatest people in the world Columnists

Father Dankasa: Naming the greatest people in the world

Friday, January 10, 20200130 When we hear about the greatest people in the world we immediately think about the rich and famous, the most intelligent and successful, the presidents of the world, the Bill Gates types, etc. It’s almost an instinctive activity; when we try to name the greatest people in the world we immediately go for the big names and the top shots...
Father Dankasa: Senior citizens, the church community and the joy of life Columnists

Father Dankasa: Senior citizens, the church community and the joy of life

Thursday, August 22, 20190335 At St. Joseph’s Catholic Church in Richardson, there is a small gathering place called the Forum. People meet, relax and study in the Forum, with coffee, donuts, cookies and Wifi. But I am most impressed by what often takes place in the Forum among some of the older members of the church community after the morning masses.
Father Dankasa: Casting the first stone: Learn humility from unlikely characters Columnists

Father Dankasa: Casting the first stone: Learn humility from unlikely characters

Friday, July 19, 20190187 By Father Jacob Dankasa Special to The Texas Catholic In my ministry as a priest, I have the privilege and responsibility of reflecting on the scripture and sharing my thoughts with the people of God in the form of a homily or sermon. Scripture passages are windows through which we peek into our lives. One beautiful passage...
Holy Week 2019 News

Holy Week 2019

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‘Wake-up moment’ begins journey of faith Diocese

‘Wake-up moment’ begins journey of faith

Saturday, May 23, 201502542 Deacon Paul Iverson’s Magellan route toward the priesthood saw him spend 10 years in the working world, stray from his Catholic roots and begin a spiritual reawakening that included a seminal dinner conversation 11 years ago with a woman whom he planned to marry.
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Father Cargo: Make May the month of Mary

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'Bless those who walk the blue line,' Bishop Burbridge prays as nation honors police

'Bless those who walk the blue line,' Bishop Burbridge prays as nation honors police

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Una promesa de amor a la Virgen

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St. Jude community gathers in prayer for peace and healing

St. Jude community gathers in prayer for peace and healing

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