Texas Standard Catholic leader dismisses Arlington nuns amid ongoing dispute with Fort Worth diocese
Oct 30, 2024
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Charlie Vela
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Camille Phillips
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Marissa Green
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David Yow
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Nusaiba Mizan
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Hector Galan
Hector Galan, director of "Our Texas, Our Vote," dives into the diverse views of Latino voters in Texas, emphasizing their growing political engagement. Camille Phillips reveals surprising budget issues in San Antonio ISD from a proposed baseball stadium, highlighting a mismatch between county optimism and school concerns. Meanwhile, Marissa Green discusses the dramatic dismissal of Arlington nuns, raising important questions about church authority. David Yow reflects on the Jesus Lizard's comeback after 26 years, blending music resurgence with nuns' challenges.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Latino Political Dynamics in Texas
02:27 • 10min
Engaging Young Voters and Exploring Taco Culture
12:13 • 3min
Blending Macabre Themes with Nostalgic Soundscapes
14:49 • 3min
Discrepancy in Revenue Projections for San Antonio School District
18:18 • 2min
Financial Challenges Facing San Antonio School Districts Amid Development Plans
20:22 • 2min
Concerns Over Election Fraud and Political Contributions in Texas
22:28 • 2min
Recent Developments in Texas: Business, Governance, and Community Impact
24:08 • 2min
Conflict Between Arlington Nuns and Fort Worth Diocese
25:44 • 2min
Conflict and Comeback: Monasteries and Music
27:41 • 13min
Performance Dynamics and Educational Scandals in Texas
40:13 • 2min
Texas Cheating Scandal Uncovered
42:04 • 7min
Halloween Plans and Light-Hearted Conversations
49:17 • 2min