The Holy Trinity Seminary Choir will collaborate with the Diocese of Dallas for this year’s virtual Christmas concert, The Gift of Music, that will be shared on diocesan social media channels (@dallascath on Facebook and YouTube) on Christmas Eve. The third annual Gift of Music will premiere at 7 p.m. Dec. 24.
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In the Judeo-Christian worldview, the wilderness has always been a place of divine encounter. Think Moses and the burning bush, Elijah on Mount Horeb, Jesus in the desert. Often God leads his people into the wild places in order to reveal himself in a new way and to strengthen them for mission. And He is still doing it today.
At the depth of every human heart is a vocational calling. It is the echo of Christ’s voice speaking to His people where we cannot help but listen and follow after Him. Pope St. John Paul II wrote, “In the hidden recesses of the human heart the grace of a vocation takes the form of a dialogue. It is a dialogue between Christ and an individual, in which a personal invitation is given. Christ calls the person by name and says: ‘Come, follow me.’”
IRVING– Sintiéndose orgullosa, Verónica Franco llegó puntual el pasado 1 de febrero a la misa pública que se ofreció en el Seminario de la Santísima Trinidad (HTS em inglés), donde el Grupos Guadalupanos de la Diócesis de Dallas, entregaron una donación que vienen haciendo desde hace dos décadas en apoyo a las vocaciones sacerdotales.
Franco, que coordina el Grupo Guadalupano en su parroquia, la Iglesia de San Miguel Arcángel en Grand Prairie y es originaria de Jalisco, México, hizo parte de unos 70 miembros de los Grupos Guadalupanos que asistieron ese día a HTS.