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R L
November 1, 2010
Just a few observations on Father Victor.
You can always tell how much of a mark someone left in your life by your reaction when you hear that they are no longer with us. To be honest after Father Victor left Dallas in 2005 I did not hear much from him. Today when I heard of his passing, I heard from him loud and clear based on how I felt inside. He was a great priest and I remember seeing him constantly in pain but never wavering in his dedication to the church or its people. He gave the Last Rites to my Grandpa and I remember he would always bring a sense of peace to our house during such sad times. His sermons were probably the best I have ever heard from a Priest, he made me want to be a better Catholic. Today at mass I paid a little bit more attention than usual, I said an extra prayer, and I put my last dollar in the collection plate. Thanks Father Victor for making me a better Catholic. Your pain made you hunch over, but your work through it made others stand tall. Heaven gained a great new member this week. God Bless Your soul and we will miss you.
Thomas Lynch
October 31, 2010
My family and I were shocked and greatly saddened when we learned at Mass today in Dallas that Father Victor had passed away. While he was at St.Jude's Chapel in Dallas I was honored to assist at Mass for him. He was a wonderful priest, gave great sermons and a true friend. He gave my dad last rites in our home, we thought of him as our family priest. We look forward to seeing him again in paradise, God willing. God bless you Father Vic, requiescat in pace.
Joe de Poo
October 27, 2010
Victor was a Bless man, who I am happy to say was one of my very best of friends. We work long and hard together at The Chapel of St Jude, in Dallas. Where I was able to meet and become friends with many of the Dominican Brothers. I will miss him greatly. Peace, Light and Hope to you my friend as you enter into your greater Glory.
Joe de Poo, Dallas, TX
October 26, 2010
My condolences to the family...I really liked father Victor...Thank God there is no more pain. Elizabeth Durkes, Ponchatoula La.
Sr. Ivette Diaz
October 26, 2010
Victor was a good friend. We shared many laughs together and I will always remember his gift for wanting to have a good time. He had a great love for his Dominican Charism. Victor had a kind soul. Rest in peace my friend. I will miss you. Vaya con Dios!
October 25, 2010
Victor, how the memories of Canada come back to me now....those chipmunks stealing nuts from you pockets...the coffee at Savada's... the kind word that kept me going... now there is no more pain for you.... rest in peace dear friend. Fr Gerard Dublin Ireland
October 25, 2010
Fr. Celio, was a wonderful person and a better Priest. I admired him and considered him one of the best priests I had known. It is a great loss. My condolences to those who will miss him. May he rest in peace. Nina Garcia, (Kenner, La.)
Toni Hernandez
October 25, 2010
Fr Victor,
Although your services at St Joseph's Church in Ponchatoula was brief, you touched us all with your passion and love for Christ. Your homilies inspired us and gave us knowlegde of how to explain our Catholic faith to others who did not understand.
I'm glad you touched my life and that of my childrens'.
My prayers go out to you and your family.
Sandra Perk
October 25, 2010
Father Victor touched my life in
many ways.
While in mass he always had my full attention. As a listener seeking more of his knowlegde and wanting to hear what he had to say.
Father Victor was a great man who had a wonderful gift reaching out to people by sharing the gospel. How thankful i am for him being apart of changing my life and leading me back into the chruch. It was an honor to know him and how much i am going to miss him. my prayers go out to him and his family.
Lisa Crowder
October 25, 2010
Rest in peace my friend. You will be missed but never forgotten.
Jack Zatlokovicz
October 24, 2010
Fr Vic was a friend of my father's since elementary school and I recently had the privilege of meeting him down in Ponchatoula. I only knew him for a few months, but in that time he had opened my eyes to so many things. He was a true mentor and a dear friend. He will be miss and always in my prayers.
Terry Lebeau
October 24, 2010
It was my privilege both to work with Fr. Celio and to attend his ordination to the priesthood. His love for the Lord was so powerful and so moving. May God be with all of those who will miss him.
October 24, 2010
Mes condoleances a toute la famille. Fr Celio was a great man. Fr Rahab Isidor
Linda Goodnight-Halverson
October 24, 2010
My deepest sympathy to Dom and Donna and family. May God be with you. Love You, Linda
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