St. Juan Diego (Diocese of Amarillo)

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St. Juan Diego
Dedication: St. Juan Diego
Type/Classification: Territorial Parish
Non-Parochial: No
Operated By: Diocesan clergy
Venerated Saints: None specified
Diocese: Diocese of Amarillo
Deanery:
Address: 405 N 3rd St., Quitaque, Texas 79255
City: Quitaque, TX
Subdivision: Texas
Country: United States
County: Briscoe County
Website: No website specified
Founded: 1982
School: No
Email: None specified
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St. Juan Diego Catholic Church is a territorial parish in the Diocese of Amarillo, located in Quitaque, Texas.

Established in 1982, St. Juan Diego serves as a spiritual home for the community in Briscoe County.

History

According to available sources, the parish was established in 1982 by the Diocese of Amarillo. The exact circumstances surrounding its founding are not well-documented.

Special features

  • Annual celebrations honoring St. Juan Diego's apparition at Tepeyac Hill
  • Ministries inspired by the saint's devotion to Our Lady of Guadalupe

Relics

No information is available regarding relics associated with this parish.

Architecture

The church building, while not well-documented in architectural terms, serves as a place of worship and community gathering for the faithful.

External features

  • A small chapel dedicated to St. Juan Diego
  • Outdoor Stations of the Cross

Interior features

  • Main altar featuring an image of St. Juan Diego
  • Devotional artwork depicting Our Lady of Guadalupe

Art and Devotional Features

Devotional elements focus on St. Juan Diego, reflecting his life as a humble servant of God.

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