DALLAS — Vestidos como los santos que han dejado huella en la historia de la Iglesia, estudiantes de la escuela católica de la Santísima Trinidad (Holy Trinity, en inglés) en Dallas, participaron el 30 de octubre en un desfile con motivo del Día de Todos los Santos, una solemnidad que la Iglesia católica celebra cada 1 de noviembre.
La celebración, que se realiza desde hace ocho años, reúne anualmente a entre 50 y 60 estudiantes de una comunidad escolar que abarca desde prekínder hasta el octavo grado. A través de esta tradición, los alumnos tienen la oportunidad de conocer la vida de los santos y descubrir en ellos ejemplos de fe y santidad.
For more than two decades, Marta Muñoz has taught Spanish to hundreds of students at Holy Trinity Catholic School, convinced that learning a second language gives them “an opportunity to go farther.”
From the age of 12, Daniel Harrelson has known he wanted to be a band director. Now in his 11th year at Bishop Dunne Catholic School, that lifelong calling has earned him recognition among his peers. Harrelson, who serves as director of bands at Bishop Dunne, was named one of three Distinguished Educators of the Year April 25 during the 2025 Diocese of Dallas Catholic Schools Distinguished Educator of the Year dinner, held in the parish hall of St. Paul the Apostle Catholic Church.
For years now, Marian Davis has been the face of Holy Trinity Catholic School. That face changes next fall. Davis, who has served as principal of the school since 2017, announced this spring she would be retiring in June.