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POPE FRANCIS TO SEND MESSAGE TO PARTICIPANTS OF THE LARGEST CATHOLIC GATHERING THAT THIS YEAR WILL BE HELD BOTH IN-PERSON AND VIRTUALLY
— The 66th edition of the Religious Education Congress will feature presentations by renowned Catholic leaders on evangelization, social justice and theology, an art exhibit honoring …
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Archbishop celebrates Super Bowl ‘win-win’ with students near SoFi
The special event, which coincided with Fat Tuesday, brought Archbishop José H. Gomez bearing the delicious spoils of a bet he made with his friend (and briefly, rival) Archbishop Dennis M. Schnurr of Cincinnati ahead of Super Bowl LVI between the Cincinnati Bengals and Los Angeles Rams.
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Catholic Education Foundation members run for the future
Theresa Fragoso had only three months of prep time to run the 2019 Los Angeles Marathon, and her longest run prior to that was 14 miles.
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Remembering Msgr. Jim Gehl: The warm and welcoming presence of Jesus
In February 1992, I wrote about an event for The Tidings on divorced, separated, and widowed Catholics, presented by the Office of Family Life, of which Father Jim Gehl was then director.
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A tenderness revolution
We begin Lent this year with the world under the cloud of war.
Pope Francis asked that we pray and fast on Ash Wednesday for our brothers and sisters in Ukraine, whose homeland is under attack from Russia.
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Friendly Super Bowl wager between archbishops makes Catholic students winners
The recent Rams Super Bowl win is still on the minds of many and the celebrations haven’t stopped. On Tuesday, St. John Chrysostom School students celebrated with ice cream.
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Ukrainian Catholics in Los Angeles rally in prayer for besieged homeland
LOS ANGELES — Catholics across Southern California offered prayers for peace to meet the might of an advancing Russian army in Ukraine.
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ARCHBISHOP GOMEZ MARKS THE START OF LENT WITH A MESSAGE OF TENDERNESS AND PEACE IN HIS WEEKLY COLUMN
— The message reaches millions of faithful in the Archdiocese of L.A. as they prepare for Ash Wednesday, a time of contemplation and renewal leading …
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Ash Wednesday, the first day of Lent, observed with services, ashes, more in-person services
Ash Wednesday returned to Southern California on March 2, and with the gradual easing of COVID-era mandates, most churches were offering indoor services this year — though many were continuing to stage outdoor ceremonies, and most continue to air Mass via livestream for higher-risk worshipers.
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