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Archive for January, 2012

Each year Catholic schools all over the nation come together under one banner to recognize the importance of Catholic education. Catholic Schools Week includes special events and activities for students at local schools to celebrate their Catholic faith, service and learning.

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Father Sinclair Oubre, pastor of St. John the Evangelist, Port Arthur, stopped by St. Anthony Cathedral School, Beaumont, to give a talk about vocations during Catholic Schools Week. After his presentation he showed off his motorcycle to the students.

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Students at St. Anne Catholic School, Beaumont, began Catholic Schools Week with a school wide prayer service. Afterwards students were treated to donuts in the cafeteria before returning to classes.

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Students and former students gathered Jan. 29 in the chapel at the Lamar University Catholic Student Center to celebrate the feast of St. Thomas Aquinas. Bishop Curtis Guillory, SVD, celebrated Mass with those in attendance. “St. Thomas was very famous for his teaching which was funny because when he was a student he was a [...]

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St. Mary, Fannett, was filled with beautiful music Jan 28 as Southeast Texans gathered for the dedication recital of the new Phoenix organ. St. Mary sponsored the evening along with the Beaumont Chapter of the American Guild of Organists. St. Mary recently purchased and installed a 2-manual, 46-stop Phoenix organ, the first Phoenix in Southeast [...]

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“We are called to community. That is what the Church is. We have to foster a communal life in our parishes. It’s in community that we grow and in community that we find out who we are,” Father Neil Arce said to catechists Jan. 28. Catechists from throughout the diocese gathered at St. Mary, Fannett, [...]

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By Francis X. Rocca Catholic News Service VATICAN CITY (CNS) — Insisting on the Holy See’s continuing commitment to transparency and rectitude in economic affairs, the Vatican’s spokesman downplayed references to “corruption” in a letter apparently sent to Pope Benedict XVI by a Vatican official who is now apostolic nuncio to the United States. Jesuit [...]

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By Nancy Frazier O’Brien Catholic News Service BALTIMORE (CNS) — Father Jeffrey N. Steenson is finding that there are a lot of new roads to travel and new questions to resolve since his Jan. 1 appointment as head of the Houston-based Personal Ordinariate of the Chair of St. Peter for former Anglicans who want to [...]

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By Carol Glatz Catholic News Service VATICAN CITY (CNS) — Evangelization must never be a marginal concern for the church, Pope Benedict XVI said. From bishops to religious and the lay community, “All elements of the great mosaic of the church must feel themselves strongly called on by the Lord’s mandate to preach the Gospel, [...]

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Southeast Texas gathered to pray for migrants at St. Anthony Cathedral Basilica Center, Beaumont, Jan. 24 for the National Migration Week Prayer Vigil. Guest speaker Jose Ahumada, leader of Zarza, a contemporary Christian band, spoke about the migration experience. “This is an important issue that is often overlooked or even ignored. These people, and I [...]

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