June 19, 2011

Bishop’s Conversation Grads and Dads See Page 2 IN THIS ISSUE: Centennial Mass Set July 10 in Wellington See Page 4 Transitioning Principal Returns to Classroom See Page 10 Volume 71, No. 11 Serving Catholics in the Texas Panhandle - Roman Catholic Diocese... More

Bishop’s Conversation Grads and Dads See Page 2 IN THIS ISSUE: Centennial Mass Set July 10 in Wellington See Page 4 Transitioning Principal Returns to Classroom See Page 10 Volume 71, No. 11 Serving Catholics in the Texas Panhandle - Roman Catholic Diocese of Amarillo June 19, 2011 Non-Profit Org. U. S. Postage PAID Permit 309 Amarillo, TX Leading Off Changes Affecting Four Priests Announced Washington,DC(CNS)—Move over, Spider-Man. Here come some new comicbook heroes. Among this new breed of heroes are Pope Benedict XVI, St. Paul and Old Testament figure Judith. They are the stars of comic books done in a style older generations never saw in the comicbook rack at the neighborhood drugstore growing up. The genre is called manga, a Japanese genre of cartoons and comic books, and Jonathan Lin, who runs Manga Hero, may well be the world’s only publisher of Catholic manga comics. A 32-page Pope Benedict manga comic will be distributed in August during World Youth Day in Madrid. L Less