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Bishop Strickland's New Book
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Bishop Strickland on COVID-19 and Mass Obligation, 03.03.2021
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COVID-19 Pastoral Letter - Vaccine
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High School Graduates, June, 2021
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St. Francis of the Tejas Catholic Church recognized its twelve graduating seniors during Mass on Sunday, June 6, 2021.
Graduating from Crockett High School:
Gloria Hernandez - Valdictorian, (not shown in picture)
Elizabeth Gonzalez - Salutatorian - will be attending Trinity University, San Antonio, majoring in Biochemistry (Molecular Biology)
Jennifer Cruz - will be attending Angelina College, majoring in Law Enforcement
Melisa Neri - will be attending Angelina College, majoring in Education
Rodrigo Hidalgo - will be attending Tulsa Welding School
Lexia Arcibar - will be joining the Armed Services
America Arcibar - will be attending Sam Houston State University, majoring in Criminal Justice
Graduating from Groveton High School:
Emily Ecord - Valdictorian - will be attending Texas A&M University, majoring in Animal Science
Cole Sullivan - Salutatorian - will be attending Tarleton University, majoring in Pre-Nursing and Agriculture
Graduating from Latexo High School:
Ebony Perez - will be attending Stephen F. Austin University, major not declared currently
Graduating from Lovelady High School:
Aidan Larkin - will be attending University of North Texas, majoring in Engineering
Caleb Larkin - will be attending Texas A&M University (Galveston), majoring in Marine Engineering Techology
A reception for the graduates was subsequently held in the Parish Hall.
May God bless each of them with love, mercy, strength, and wisdom as this chapter of their life closes and another opens! -
Bishops Must Address Biden Policies That Contradict Church Teaching
Washington D.C., Jun 15, 2021 / 15:35 pm (CNA).
President Joe Biden has advanced policies contrary to Church teaching on life, marriage, and sexuality – and bishops have a duty to address this contradiction, theologians said this week. Read the story...
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Patrick Kelly - New Supreme Knight of Knights of Columbus
June 11, 2021, New Haven, Conn.
For the first time in 20 years, the Knights of Columbus on Friday installed a new Supreme Knight, Patrick E. Kelly. Read the story...
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Every Vote Counts
"A nation always gets the kind of politicians it deserves. If a time ever comes when the religious Jews, Protestants, and Catholics ever have to suffer under a totalitarian state, which would deny them the right to worship God according to the light of their conscience, it will be because for years they thought it made no difference what kind of people represented them in Congress, and because they abandoned the spiritual in the realm of the temporal."
Bishop Fulton J. Sheen