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Return to play: Area high schools finalizing plans to have student-athletes return to campus
The period just after graduation is typically one in which high school athletic administrators can find some rest and relaxation.
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LA Archdiocese Schools To Resume In-Person Classes This Fall
The Archdiocese of Los Angeles announced Tuesday that its schools throughout the region will resume on-campus instruction this fall following guidance from the California Department of Public Health.
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More than 200 Catholic schools across SoCal expected to reopen classrooms this fall with safety protocols in place
Catholic schools run by the Archdiocese of Los Angeles plan to resume classroom instruction this fall with safety measures in place to prevent the spread of COVID-19, archdiocese officials announced Tuesday.
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Life lessons for LA Catholic graduates in a pandemic
When members of the Class of 2020 are asked someday what graduating during a pandemic was like, they’ll have some interesting stories to tell.
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LA Catholic schools to resume in-person classes this fall
Catholic school students in the Archdiocese of Los Angeles will be heading back to the classroom this fall in accordance with public health protocols after having spent the final months of the 2019-2020 school year receiving instruction through “distance learning” amid the coronavirus (COVID-19) shutdown.
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En búsqueda de la justicia
Crecí en medio de disturbios y conflicto social. Hasta cumplir los nueve años, coches bomba, toques de queda, asesinatos, puntos de control militares, secuestros y apagones eran comunes. A finales de la década de 1980, la ciudad donde vivía estaba bajo asedio. En 1991, la violencia forzó que mi familia salga del Perú, y esta continuó aun durante varios años.
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Photos of the Week
Each week Religion News Service presents a gallery of photos of religious expression around the world. This week’s photo selection includes a disputed Muslim burial ground in Israel, the funeral of George Floyd, and more.
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Monseñor José H. Gómez: «La gente aún no ha renunciado al sueño de Estados Unidos
Es mexicano y preside de la Conferencia Episcopal Estadounidense. Monseñor José Horacio Gómez, arzobispo de Los Ángeles, conoce en su propia piel qué es ser un migrante en el gigante americano, en el que todavía existen «islas solitarias de pobreza», afirma, citando una expresión de Luther King. Islas especialmente solitarias para la población negra, porque aunque hay «prejuicios hacia los latinos», el racismo «contra los negros es más profundo», se extiende «desde el pecado original de la esclavitud». Ante esta situación, la Iglesia propone «una conversión genuina de corazón» y la «la reforma de la justicia penal y la desigualdad racial y económica». Mientras eso ocurre, el arzobispo reconoce «alentadoras» las manifestaciones pacíficas
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Catholic Churches Honor George Floyd on Day of Burial
Dioceses throughout California held special Masses and tributes on Tuesday, June, 9, for George Floyd, an African-American man who was killed while in police custody in Minneapolis. Floyd was laid to rest in Houston the same day.
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Update: First chance to receive Eucharist at Mass in months leaves some in tears
A parish priest in Bangor, Maine, said he saw many Massgoers “in tears” as they took holy Communion for the first time in close to three months at a publicly celebrated Mass June 7, Trinity Sunday, at St. Paul the Apostle Church.
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