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September 8
Today, on the Feast of Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, we officially launched the Women en La Frontera podcast. Women en la Frontera features conversations with women from the Rio Grande Valley on topics that impact us all, and that give witness to the incredible ways God works in our lives.Read More -
August 1
The Feast of Corpus Christi on Sunday, June 19, marked the launch throughout the United States of the National Eucharistic Revival, a three-year process to reinforce one central tenet of the Catholic faith that the Holy Eucharist is the real presence of Our Lord Jesus Christ.Read More -
July 28
SAN JUAN — The first phase of the Synod in the Diocese of Brownsville came to an end as summer began: After consultations with more than 8,000 local Catholics at all levels, delegates met June 25 at the Basilica of Our Lady of San Juan del Valle-National Shrine to hear summations from each deanery, followed by a Mass of celebration with Bishop Daniel E. Flores.Read More -
July 24
Column by Bishop Daniel E. Flores Summer 2022 Edition of The Valley CatholicRead More
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Quick tips for Catholic Faith
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Start the day with prayer, your Bible, and a talk with your Mother.
It sounds so simple, yet I don’t understand why some days I can’t seem to “fit” in prayer. Our days need to be centered around this habit. Make a date of it.
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Talk about God.
Make God a part of your whole day, not just your prayer time. Bring Him into conversations with friends, family, even co-workers if you can. We talk about things we love – movies, restaurants, people… but we often fail to talk about God in the same way.
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Serve in some way.
Look for a way to serve someone every day. Again, this doesn’t have to be something major like heading to Africa on a service trip. It can be doing the dishes for your mom, paying for a stranger’s coffee, or picking up garbage as you walk down the street. Don’t let a day go by in which you did not do something for someone else.
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