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Renowned Filipino conductor to lead choir at Virgen de los Remedios Mass in LA
Dr. Nove Deypalan, award-winning conductor will lead 60 members of St. John Neumann Choir at the Virgen de los Remedios 65th Canonical Coronation Anniversary Mass in Los Angeles on Sept 26.
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New Holy Family Pastor Encourages ‘Dreaming Big’
Everyone has turning points in their life.
Some turning points happen without us realizing they are there. Others stick out in our minds.
Father Albert Bahhuth will reach a turning point when, on Sunday, Sept. 12, he is formally installed as pastor at Holy Family Church. He will also celebrate his 25th anniversary as a Roman Catholic priest. -
Abuse compensation program closes in LA, five California dioceses
A private independent program set up in six California dioceses to compensate victim-survivors of child sexual abuse by priests has concluded after two years of work.
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Jeannie Gaffigan hosts panel urging Catholics to get COVID-19 vaccines
Hosting a panel on vaccine misinformation, Jeannie Gaffigan didn’t mention her Emmy-nominated comedy writing or the sitcom she produced based loosely on her life. She introduced herself simply as a “normal mom of five
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‘Now, I begin!’ A prayer for Mission San Gabriel’s jubilee year
Next week we begin a Jubilee Year to mark the 250th anniversary of Mission San Gabriel Arcángel, the first church founded in what is now the Archdiocese of Los Angeles, on September 8, 1771
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Saint of the day: Vibiana
St. Vibiana was a third-century virgin martyr. She is the patroness of the Archdiocese of Los Angeles.
Vibiana’s remains were discovered on December 9, 1853, in ancient catacombs near the Appian Way. A marble tablet on her tomb was inscribed “to the soul of the innocent and pure Vibiana,” with a laurel wreath, which symbolized martyrdom among ancient Christians.
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First-year Paramount teacher gets a national TV on-air surprise
A third-grade teacher at Our Lady of the Rosary School in Paramount received national attention for going the extra mile for his students.
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For SoCal folklorico group, dancing is an act of faith
They come from all walks of life — psychologists, lab technicians, post office workers, public school employees, college students, and even a director of human resources.
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‘Tardeada’ fundraiser in Boyle Heights raises money for annual Guadalupe Procession in December
Resurrection Parish in Boyle Heights held their (almost) annual “Tardeada,” an afternoon party on Sunday, Aug. 29, to raise funds to ensure that the 90th annual Guadalupe Procession, and the subsequent Mass, will be held in honor of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Our Lady of Guadalupe, at East Los Angeles College in December.
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Archbishop Gomez Declares Jubilee Year for 250th Anniversary of Mission San Gabriel
Archbishop José H. Gomez has declared a Jubilee Year in honor of the 250th anniversary of Mission San Gabriel Arcángel, the first church of Christian faith in what is now Los Angeles.


