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By mgresham Revista Catolica

17 Jul: De SPSA a Cristo Rey: un puente hacia la fe y el éxito futuro

DALLAS—A sus 13 años Esteban Guerrero, está listo para comenzar una nueva etapa como estudiante de preparatoria.
La Academia San Felipe y San Agustín (SPSA) fue su hogar durante una década y en el otoño comenzará noveno grado en Cristo Rey Dallas College Prep.
“Me siento triste, feliz y nervioso porque ya no es la escuela secundaría, es preparatoria y va a ser muy diferente”, comentó el joven con una sonrisa nerviosa.
Atraído por la independencia que cultivan los jóvenes al experimentar el modelo de estudio y trabajo en Cristo Rey, Guerrero descubrió en ese plantel el escalón perfecto para avanzar hacia sus planes post-secundarios.

By A W Nation

16 Jul: Pilgrims walk in the steps of the Georgia Martyrs

In late October, a little more than a month after Archbishop Fulton Sheen is to become “blessed,” the sixth beatification on American soil will take place — this time of five Franciscan martyrs who died in 1597 in the Georgia seedbed of American Catholicism.

POPE LEO CASTEL GANDOLFO LUNCH WITH THE POOR

By A W Vatican

16 Jul: Catholic group helps parishes to share a table with the poor, following pope’s example

When Pope Leo XIV sat down to lunch with people experiencing homelessness and poverty at Castel Gandolfo this month, he offered a model that one Catholic organization says any parish can follow.

U.S. SEN. TED KENNEDY ST. JOHN PAUL II BOSTON 1979

By A W Nation

15 Jul: Exhibit highlights St. John Paul II’s US visits, esteem for nation’s foundational documents

In his seven visits to America during his papacy, St. John Paul II often shared his mastery of the nation’s foundational documents — the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, and the Bill of Rights.

By A W Columnists

15 Jul: Father Cargo: Encountering God’s presence in the most vulnerable

God came to my house today. Those were the words spoken by a young boy named Cesar as he looked at me. I did not hear them myself; another missionary later shared them with me. Cesar, perhaps 10 years old, has cerebral palsy. He comes from a poor yet deeply loving family living in the heart of Mexico.

By mgresham Revista Catolica

15 Jul: En los más vulnerables, descubrí la mirada de Dios

“Dios vino a mi casa hoy”. Esas fueron las palabras de un niño mexicano llamado César, mientras me miraba. Yo no las escuché personalmente. Otro misionero me las compartió después. César, de unos diez años quizá, tiene parálisis cerebral. Proviene de una familia pobre, pero profundamente amorosa, que vive en Puebla, en la región centro-oriente de México.

Su casa era sencilla, pero hermosa en su dignidad. En las paredes colgaban un crucifijo y una imagen de la Última Cena. A su alrededor había familiares que se turnaban para cuidarlo. Ellos brindaban ayuda y César les ofrecía algo igual de importante: compañía, alegría y sonrisas.

STS. PETER AND PAUL JESUIT CHURCH DETROIT

By A W Nation

13 Jul: Using ‘multi-province’ model, Jesuits will create 2 novitiates from its 5 current novitiates

The Society of Jesus — commonly known as the Jesuits — in the United States and Canada will bring together its five current novitiates spread throughout the continent into two new novitiates starting in 2028, with one of the new novitiates to be located in Detroit.

POPE ANGELUS CASTEL GANDOLFO ANGELUS JULY 12 2026 PILGRIMS

By A W Vatican

13 Jul: Pilgrims flock to Castel Gandolfo for Pope Leo’s first summer Angelus

When the 8:21 a.m. train left Rome’s Termini Station to Castel Gandolfo July 12, people packed like sardines into the regional cars. While two or three passengers got off at stations along the way, most disembarked at Castel Gandolfo and headed up the hill to see Pope Leo XIV during the Sunday Angelus prayer — the first this summer to be said from his lakeview residence.

By A W Diocese Top Story

13 Jul: Wheelchair mission answers prayers for families in need

On the feast of Our Lady of Fatima, Estefania received a visit that she felt came to answer her prayers. On May 13, missionaries from Dallas arrived at her home in southwest Puebla, Mexico, bringing a brand-new wheelchair for her son, Omar, along sandy, gravel roads.

By mgresham Revista Catolica

13 Jul: Venezolanos en Dallas unen oración y caridad para llevar alivio a su país

FRISCO— Desde las primeras horas de haber sucedido los fuertes terremotos que sacudieron a Venezuela hace poco menos de un mes, Pedro y Mileza Álvarez buscaron como ayudar, sintiendo el abrigo de su comunidad parroquial en la Iglesia de San Francisco de Asís en Frisco.

El 24 de junio pasado dos grandes terremotos afectaron el noroeste y el centro de Venezuela, dejando un saldo de 4,490 personas muertas, 16,700 heridos y decenas de miles de desaparecidos.

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17 Jul: De SPSA a Cristo Rey: un puente hacia la fe y el éxito futuro

16 Jul: Pilgrims walk in the steps of the Georgia Martyrs

16 Jul: Catholic group helps parishes to share a table with the poor, following pope’s example

15 Jul: Exhibit highlights St. John Paul II’s US visits, esteem for nation’s foundational documents

15 Jul: Father Cargo: Encountering God’s presence in the most vulnerable

15 Jul: En los más vulnerables, descubrí la mirada de Dios

13 Jul: Using ‘multi-province’ model, Jesuits will create 2 novitiates from its 5 current novitiates

13 Jul: Pilgrims flock to Castel Gandolfo for Pope Leo’s first summer Angelus

13 Jul: Wheelchair mission answers prayers for families in need

13 Jul: Venezolanos en Dallas unen oración y caridad para llevar alivio a su país

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