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More millennial women are entering religious life. Why are we surprised?
I’ll never forget the promo for the Oprah Winfrey Show that stopped me in my tracks.
In February 2010, Oprah advertised an episode featuring behind-the-scenes footage of women whose lives were mostly hidden from the world.
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ANGELUS LAUNCHES NEW REDESIGNED NEWS SITE, FIRST DIOCESAN PUBLICATION WITH MULTIMEDIA AND DIGITAL PLATFORMS
—AngelusNews.com new design will help readers better navigate the website and understand current times from a faith perspective— Angelus, the first diocesan publication with a …
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HS Football: St. John Bosco, Alemany, Notre Dame still unbeaten
With league play just two weeks away for many Catholic school football teams, several are concluding their “non-league tune-up” seasons on a very high note.
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The latest madness on California campuses
Abortion advocates had a field day rallying on California college campuses. They demanded free abortions on campus. Activists insisted that “women need easy access to abortion if they want to be free.”
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Angelinos sacan cientos de libras de basura de las playas de LA
Miles de voluntarios y defensores del medio ambiente, de los océanos y de la vida marítima fueron desplegados este sábado a lo largo de la costa oeste para sanear por trigésimo año consecutivo las playas, al remover centenares de libras de basura que los seres humanos lanzan y que acaban en el mar.
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On the devotion to Virgen De Los Remedios, patroness of Pampanga
THIS Sunday, September 22, thousands of us, particularly Kapampangans, will gather at the Cathedral of Los Angeles to celebrate the 63rd Canonical Coronation Mass of Virgen de Los Remedios.
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What Pope Francis means to U.S. Latino Catholics
Joseph Tomás McKellar knew he would get a chance to meet Pope Francis. He was at the Vatican last April for a conference on accompaniment that brought together 200 social workers, ministers and organizers. At one point during the meeting, they would all get a chance to greet the pope.
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Catholicism is multilingual. Why aren’t more Catholic schools?
Clad in a shirt and tie as he directs morning traffic down Clower Street, William Daily seems to know the name of just about every student emerging from their parents’ cars. “¡Buenos días, Isabel!” the principal of St. Mary Magdalen Church and School says to one student. “¡Buenos días, Kevin!” he says to another. Mr. Daily learned to speak Spanish while serving people living in extreme poverty in Quito, Ecuador. His language skills are essential in his current role, as many of the parents sought out the San Antonio school because it offers their children something many other Catholic schools do not.
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Catholicism is multilingual, so why aren’t more Catholic schools?
Clad in a shirt and tie as he directs morning traffic down Clower Street, William Daily seems to know the name of just about every student emerging from their parents’ cars. “¡Buenos días, Isabel!” the principal of St. Mary Magdalen Church and School says to one student. “¡Buenos días, Kevin!” he says to another. Mr. Daily learned to speak Spanish while serving people living in extreme poverty in Quito, Ecuador. His language skills are essential in his current role, as many of the parents sought out the San Antonio school because it offers their children something many other Catholic schools do not.
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Archbishop Gomez: V Encuentro brings the vision of Pope Francis to the United States
“Latinos are eager to participate in the life of the church in the United States, starting in the parishes and then going on and really becoming missionary disciples,” Archbishop José H. Gomez, vice-president of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, told America on Sept. 16.
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