-
Rinden tributo a la Virgen de Guadalupe y a San Juan Diego con obras de arte
Para dar inicio a las celebraciones del Dia de la Virgen de Guadalupe, La Arquidiocesis de Los Angeles inaguro el passado 5 de diciembre la exhibicion “Manifestaciones de Fe”.
-
The Dead Sea Scrolls Return to the States
The Dead Sea Scrolls are returning to American shores for the first time in nearly a decade. “Dead Sea Scrolls: The Exhibition,” featuring scroll fragments from ancient Israel, including pieces of a first-century boat found in the Sea of Galilee, opened at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation and Institute in Simi Valley, California, on Nov. 22.
-
Artists honor Virgin of Guadalupe with new exhibit
For more than 20 years, sacred artist Lalo Garcia has expressed his devotion to the Virgin Mary through art. Garcia’s work will take center stage at the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels in Los Angeles with a special exhibit honoring La Virgen de Guadalupe.
Garcia, originally from Michoacán, Mexico, has spent decades creating artwork that blends faith, culture and tradition. His pieces can be found in churches and institutions across LA, including the well-known mural of the Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe at the Cathedral.
-
East L.A. procession honors Our Lady of Guadalupe
The 93rd edition of Los Angeles’ oldest religious procession drew more than 20,000 people to East Los Angeles Dec. 1 to commemorate the 493rd anniversary of the apparitions of Our Lady of Guadalupe to the Mexican peasant Juan Diego, organizers said.
The procession and Mass honoring Our Lady of Guadalupe and St. Juan Diego began at Our Lady of Solitude Catholic Church then went through the streets of East Los Angeles. Its theme was “Our Lady of Guadalupe, Mother of the Eucharist.”
The procession’s lineup included Guadalupano parish groups, 37 groups of Aztec dancers and 35 “andas,” decorated carts used by students from Catholic schools and representatives of other ministries in the Archdiocese of Los Angeles to carry images of the Virgin of Guadalupe during the procession, according to organizers.
-
A new way to meet the Word of God
The saints and popes have long taught us that we cannot truly know and love Jesus unless we know how to meet him in the pages of the sacred Scriptures.
-
LA Archdiocese’s Called to Renew campaign restoring both people and parishes
When the Called to Renew campaign was first launched in 2018, many took it simply as a way to raise funds for capital projects across the Archdiocese of Los Angeles.
-
L.A. Archbishop at Guadalupe procession_ ‘Our lives are a pilgrimage through this world’ as Mary guides us to heaven
Archbishop Jose Gomez of Los Angeles told the faithful at a mass making the end of the diocese’s 93rd procession honoring Our Lady of Guadalupe, that during the pilgrimage of life, “We take Our Holy Mother’s, Our Lady of Guadalupe hand and she guides us in the footsteps of her son Jesus,
-
Festividades en honor a la Virgen de Guadalupe en la Catedral de Los Ángeles este 11 de diciembre
Vive la celebración anual de la Virgen de Guadalupe en la Catedral de Nuestra Señora de los Ángeles el 11 de diciembre de 2024. Este evento reúne tradición, fe y cultura en una noche inolvidable que incluye danzas indígenas, veneración de reliquias y música tradicional.
-
Our Lady of Guadalupe Procession Graces East LA Sunday Morning
The 93rd edition of Los Angeles’ oldest religious procession will be held Sunday in East Los Angeles, commemorating the 493rd anniversary of the apparitions of Our Lady of Guadalupe to the Mexican peasant Juan Diego.
-
East L.A. holds it 93rd annual procession for Our Lady of Guadalupe
The 93rd edition of Los Angeles’ oldest religious procession drew more than 20,000 people to East Los Angeles Sunday to commemorate the 493rd anniversary of the apparitions of Our Lady of Guadalupe to the Mexican peasant Juan Diego, organizers said.
Contact Us
 |
Adrian Marquez Director of Media Relations amarquez@la-archdiocese.org Office: (213) 637-7216 |
 |
Doris Benavides Associate Director of Media Relations dbenavides@la-archdiocese.org Office: (213) 637-7254 |