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Ash Wednesday Services Canceled at Parishes Around Dallas Amid Winter Storm
Many parishes in the Diocese of Dallas will be closed and Ash Wednesday services will be canceled due to extreme weather and dangerous road conditions.
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Ash Wednesday Services Canceled at Parishes Around Dallas Amid Winter Storm
Reverend Edward Burns, Bishop of the Diocese of Dallas, joins NBC 5 to discuss how local parishes will be closed and Ash Wednesday services will be canceled due to extreme weather and dangerous road conditions.
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The Vatican Recommends Changes to Traditional Ash Wednesday Observances
Catholic churches are now required to conduct Ash Wednesday differently due to the coronavirus pandemic. They will give one blessing instead of individual ones, and sprinkle ashes over each person’s head.
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Dallas County Restricting Private School Reopenings is Unconstitutional, AG Paxton Says
In a letter to religious private schools, Texas attorney general Ken Paxton said Friday the local public health orders attempting to restrict religious private school in-person reopenings were unconstitutional.
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Schools Retool Plans After County Delays Start Dates
Dallas County Health Officials have decided the best way to keep students safe is to keep them at home until after Labor Day. The county order says schools can start on time but classes have to stay online. Education reporter Wayne Carter is talking with local superintendents about this.
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Catholic Diocese of Dallas Adjusts Sunday Services Due to Surge in COVID-19 Cases
As Texas faces a surge in coronavirus cases, the Catholic Diocese of Dallas is scaling back its reopening plans.
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Catholic Diocese of Dallas Adjusts Sunday Services Due to Surge in COVID-19 Cases
As Texas faces a surge in coronavirus cases, the Catholic Diocese of Dallas is scaling back its reopening plans.
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Individual Pastors to Decide Whether to Resume Sunday Masses, Dallas Diocese Says
The Catholic Diocese of Dallas will leave the decision of whether or not to resume Sunday masses up to individual pastors, Rev. Edward J. Burns announced Friday.
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Catholic Diocese of Dallas Says Public Sunday Masses Can Resume at Limited Capacity
The Catholic Diocese of Dallas has announced that public Sunday Masses may resume on June 28 under Phase Three of the diocesan reopening plan.
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Catholic Schools in Dallas Diocese Release New Requirements for Fall Semester
The Diocese of Dallas released a list of new requirements this week, and they aren’t sitting well with some parents.
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Catholic Schools in Dallas Diocese Release New Requirements for Fall Semester
The Diocese of Dallas released a list of new requirements this week, and they aren’t sitting well with some parents.
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Dallas Priest Accused of Abuse, Removed From Ministry
Dallas Roman Catholic diocese has removed a priest from the ministry after sexual abuse allegations arose in the Colombian archdiocese where he formerly served.
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Warrant Outlines Allegations Against Ex-Dallas-Area Priest Accused of Molesting a Child
A former Dallas-area priest who has been accused of molesting children in the 1980s was arrested in Missouri on Wednesday night. Dallas police confirmed Wednesday they issued an arrest warrant for sexual assault of a child for 78-year-old Richard Thomas Brown. He was booked into jail in Jefferson County, Missouri, Wednesday evening, the county sheriff’s department confirmed to NBC 5….
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Former Dallas-Area Priest Arrested on Charge He Sexually Assaulted Child
A former Dallas-area priest who has been accused of molesting children in the 1980s was arrested in Missouri on Wednesday night.
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Former Dallas-Area Priest Arrested on Charge He Sexually Assaulted Child
A former Dallas-area priest who has been accused of molesting children in the 1980s was arrested in Missouri on Wednesday night.
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Arrest Warrant for Sexual Assault Issued for Former North Texas Priest
An arrest warrant has been issued for a former priest in the Catholic Diocese of Dallas, police say. Dallas police confirmed Wednesday they issued an arrest warrant for sexual assault of a child for Richard Thomas Brown.