Sunday, May 15
In his vision, John saw the new Jerusalem as a beautiful bride adorned for her husband.  This vision speaks to the fulfillment of the prophecy of Isaiah (chapter 62) whereby the Lord would rejoice in His bride which is the Church.  Those who enter the Sacrament of Matrimony are called to reveal the Love of Christ for His Church to others. The Love of Christ is not selfish, rather, Christ’s love is always directed towards our eternal good and our everlasting joy.  To be righteous and love Christ in return requires that other objects of love must be put aside.  Sometimes this prioritizing of God over all can cause us some pain, but if we consider what Jesus has done for us and what is our heavenly destiny, we should more easily love God with all our strength.

 Father Joseph
 

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We will continue to monitor the pandemic and make changes as necessary.

St. Michael, defend us!

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Registration is now open for the upcoming listening sessions in 2022 and 2023

The Diocese of Dallas continues its preparations for the Dallas Synod that will take place in 2024 by holding 10 public listening sessions in 2022 and 2023. These conversations are an integral part of the synodal process. The discussions at these sessions will follow a different format than our previously concluded Catechetical Sessions.

Each of these events will include the following elements:

• Opening prayer with Bishop Burns and Bishop Kelly
• Over 2 hours of table discussion on the topic chosen for each session
• Q&A with Bishop Edward J. Burns, Synod Preparatory Commission Chair Lacy de la Garza, and other guests
• Closing prayer and dismissal

Each event's discussion questions will be sent out in advance to those who register for each particular session.

Dates, times, and locations are posted as confirmed.

To register for one of the upcoming listening session or to learn more about the Diocese of Dallas Synod, visit www.cathdal.org/synod.

Please click on the following attachment for more information: Listening Session Graphic - English 

Please click on the following attachment for more information: Listening Session Graphic - Spanish