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New LA priests: Louie Reyes
The “Pandemic Class of 2020,” as they call themselves, has endured quarantine and a delayed ordination date, which was originally scheduled for May 30. But they all agree that the extra preparation time was providential.
In the days leading up to their ordination, we’ll be introducing a new soon-to-be Father. Los Angeles, meet your new priests!
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Catholic schools plan in-person classes, in contrast to public schools
It has been a busy summer for Robert Chevrier.
Chevrier is the principal of St. Joseph School which serves about 210 students from preschool through eighth grade in this Boston suburb.
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Archdiocese of LA holds conference on technology, evangelization
The Archdiocese of Los Angeles is holding a two-day virtual conference on August 4 and 5 to help local parishes and schools make the most of modern technology in the work of evangelization.
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Estados Unidos. Evangelizar en el tiempo de la tecnología
Comienza la conferencia online “Catholic Communication Collaboration” (C3) promovida por la Arquidiócesis de Los Ángeles, en los Estados Unidos. El evento se desarrollará el 4 y 5 de agosto de modo online a través de su sitio web, debido a la emergencia sanitaria.
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New LA priests: Thomas Park
In these times of exceptional uncertainty, parishioners of St. John Fisher Church in Rancho Palos Verdes will likely count their blessings they’re being ministered to by Thomas Park, a man who knows firsthand how quickly life can turn, no matter your plans, no matter your age.
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Remodel at La Puente school quickly adapts to coronavirus concerns
Good fortune can sometimes be found amid awful circumstances. The Catholic school in La Puente was already planning on a renovation that began April 16, some 70 years to the day from its opening in 1950.
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New LA priests: Justin Oh
While Justin Oh, like so many other new priests, looks forward to celebrating Mass, offering the sacrament of reconciliation and the other daily duties of a priest, what really excites him is the “journey” he will take with his parishioners.
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New LA priests: Manuel Ramos
Manuel Ramos admitted to being a “little naive” when first entering the seminary, believing that those he would be sharing this journey with came to it armed with the innocence and certainty of “a community of altar servers.”
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Catholic school superintendent: ‘Our kids need to go back to school’
Bishops and school superintendents across the US are emphasizing the importance of in-person education for the coming fall term, and are seeking to reassure parents that schools are taking the precautions necessary to keep children safe.
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LA archdiocese says don’t sing Haas hymns
The largest Catholic archdiocese in the United States has requested that its parishes and schools stop playing music composed by David Haas following the recent allegations of sexual misconduct.


