St. Michael -Garland                         972-279-6581

We live in the time of Tribulation, but honestly, all times have been a time of Tribulation since the Fall of Adam and Eve.  We live in the End Times, but that is because the Church has always been in the End Times since the Incarnation of the Son of God as a human being. There seems to always be someone or something which tries to make us focus on fear and impending disaster.  Yet since Jesus Christ is victorious, there is no reason to fear.  We may suffer pains and losses, but those experiences only serve to join us more intimately to Jesus.  Rather than succumbing to fear, let us be vigilant, looking always for Christ.  Let us wait in Joyful Hope for the coming of our Savior.

Father Joseph
 

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St. Michael, defend us!

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Bishop Edward J. Burns invites you to be a part of a historic and exciting time for the local and universal Church
As the Diocese of Dallas is set to begin a multi-year synod process, we have been called by Pope Francis to join dioceses throughout the world in participating in a Synod of Bishops to address the fundamentals of synodality itself. Answering that call, Bishop Edward J. Burns welcomes the faithful to join the Diocese of Dallas in prayerful discernment during a series of synodal catechetical sessions that will be vital in helping chart the course for both the local and universal Church. These catechetical sessions seek to help the faithful of the diocese better understand the diocesan synod itself, its role in it, and address the questions that have been presented by the Holy Father for his synod on synodality.
Be a part of this exciting journey of faith by registering online for the first of four catechetical sessions at www.cathdal.org/synod-cs
The full schedule of the catechetical sessions:
• Tuesday, November 30, 2021, from 6:30 – 8:30 PM – Our Lady of the Lake, Rockwall
• Saturday, January 8, 2022, from 10 – 12 PM – St. Joseph Waxahachie
• Tuesday, January 11, 2022, from 6:30 – 8:30 PM – Mary Immaculate, Farmers Branch
• Thursday, January 20, 2022, from 6:30 – 8:30 PM – St. Jude Allen