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Catholics mourn, offer support, as Texas flood’s catastrophic death toll rises
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A search remains underway for at least 10 girls and a camp counselor still missing from Camp Mystic, a Christian, girls-only sleep away camp in Hunt, Texas.
“Texans are known for their faith, strength, and resilience,” said Abbott, who is Catholic.
Catholic Parish Church a Hub of SupportNotre Dame Catholic Church in Kerrville, where Archbishop Gustavo García-Siller of San Antonio celebrated a July 6 Mass following the tragedy, has been a hub of both material and spiritual support for the devastated community.
“All are invited, parishioner or not, Catholic or not, to join us” in prayer, said the parish.
Catholic Charities USA has set up a page to help local Catholic agencies assisting those affected by the flood.
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