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‘The Lord still has many friends’: Meet the 8 young adults embarking on the 2025 National Eucharistic Pilgrimage
This summer, eight young adults — referred to as the Perpetual Pilgrims — are putting their careers, degrees, and hobbies on pause to accompany Jesus in the Eucharist through cities and towns en route from Indianapolis to Los Angeles.
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Five years later, what have U.S. Catholics learned from Covid?
For his July 23, 2020, ordination as coadjutor bishop of the Diocese of Peoria, Bishop Louis Tylka entered a sparsely filled cathedral, with “X” taped on pews where masked clergy and guests could sit 6-feet apart during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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How Whittier native Jason Hartley found his way to West Point, via a presidential announcement
It started as an unexpected phone call, then an invite to Washington D.C. — then, an announcement on live national television that changed Whittier/La Mirada native Jason Hartley’s life forever.
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L.A. CATHOLIC SISTERS COLLABORATE WITH LMU TO LAUNCH INNOVATIVE ENTREPRENEURSHIP TRAINING PROGRAM
To celebrate Catholic Sisters Week 2025, which shines a light on Catholic sisters’ ministries rooted in faith, love, hope and service, the Office of the …
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Understanding Work and Prayer in the Life of Junipero Serra
ranciscan Junipero Serra (1713-1784), one of the founders of Catholicism in California, should he miraculously walk the paths of California today (on tired, sore, bare feet, for he believed in the practice of mortification), would be astonished at the vitriol and condemnations of his efforts at bringing the Great Commission among the native people of California.
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New World of Faith
It was a simple testimony from an older woman with ashes on her forehead, speaking in Spanish, about why Ash Wednesday is important to her.
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A glimpse of the diversity in heaven at the LA Congress
The Los Angeles Religious Education Congress welcomed Catholics from across the U.S. and Canada, as well as Australia, Africa and Latin America for worship, prayer, learning and sharing in February. The event is a vivid display of the peek into heaven offered us in Revelation 7:9, “a great multitude, that no one could count, from every nation, from all tribes and peoples and languages.”
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LA immigrants turn to parish workshops amid deportation fears
When Miguel and his wife, Esperanza, think about their situation, their first thought is their 14-year-old child.
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LMU and Archdiocese of Los Angeles Collaborate to Empower Catholic Sisters
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LMU and Archdiocese of Los Angeles Collaborate to Empower Catholic Sisters
March 10, 2025LMU’s College of Business Administration, in partnership with the Office of the Vicar for Women Religious, Archdiocese of Los Angeles, has launched an innovative entrepreneurship training program to empower Catholic sisters in the greater Los Angeles area.
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Vatican News recognizes LA Catholics prayer video for pope’s health
What began as a spontaneous online call for prayers from the Archdiocese of Los Angeles ended up becoming part of the Vatican’s own coverage of Pope Francis’ long hospitalization.
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