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Principals, teachers, and staff received $500 grant for personal use.

David L. Zvanut's piece will be on display for the next year.

Each award comes with a $500 grant for personal use.

The winner receives a $2,500 stipend and their work enlarged and displayed on an outdoor art wall in the heart of the Dallas Arts District.

Each recipient received a $500 grant for personal use, funded in part by a generous, anonymous family through The Catholic Foundation.

Each winner received $500 grants for their personal use for their commitment to students, colleagues and their communities.

In addition, the Foundation granted $500 to 11 local Catholic school teachers and staff.

Staubach was recognized at the Foundation’s annual award dinner on Feb. 12, 2009.

He was put on leave for falling for a scam that cost the diocese $100,000.

The Foundation also named its new board members.

Each recipient receives a $500 grant for personal use in exchange for their commitment to students, colleagues and their communities.

The winners will each receive a Work of Heart Award, $500 cash.

The award will be presented at the annual Catholic Foundation Award Dinner in February.

The winner's art is on display outdoors in the Dallas Arts District.

Honorees receive $500 based on written nominations from their community.

So should we call it Southern Catholic University now?

The reality is that, under the definition of the Roman Catholic Church, there are almost no morally acceptable alternative candidates in any race anywhere in the nation

Catholic Foundation to match family’s grant; announces call for nominations.

Alright, you want one baptism and an exorcism? Well I'm gonna have to charge you extra if you want them done at the same time.