• Todo listo para “La Pasión de Cristo”, en Calvary Cemetary
    April 13, 2019  |  In The News  |  No Comment

    Como cada año, en la Semana Mayor, cientos de personas llegan al Cementerio del Calvario para presenciar el Vía Crucis viviente para revivir la “Pasión de Cristo”.

  • Teens’ sacred art on display at LA Cathedral’s Robert Graham exhibit
    April 12, 2019  |  Around the ADLA  |  No Comment

    Sporting a wide open smile with her club pins securely fastened to a red blazer, Isabella Durand is proud to represent her Catholic all-girls high school, Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy. At age 16, Isabella is confident that she will make a career as an artist — having her art included in the Robert Graham Memorial Student Art Exhibition has just boosted her confidence.

  • When ‘Unplanned’ provokes a curse and a cry
    April 10, 2019  |  Around the ADLA  |  No Comment

  • Praying as children of God
    April 10, 2019  |  The Latest  |  No Comment

    Jesus said that he knew where he came from and where he was going.
    This is what we all want to know. Not only about Jesus, but about our own lives. We want to know who we are, why we are here, and what is the purpose of our lives.

  • USA’s Guadalupe Radio Offers Spiritual Safe Harbor in a Challenging World
    April 10, 2019  |  In The News  |  No Comment

    f you visit the Hispanic communities in Southern California, you may hear Guadalupe Radio blaring from car radios. A high percentage of women listen at home or at work where permitted. And don’t be surprised if you hear the rosary coming from the speakers of a delivery truck. For many people who work long hours – and may not read English or Spanish well – it is a true spiritual lifeline.Most Americans have warm and sunny thoughts of Southern California. It is a place for family vacations: Disney World, Venice Beach, Hollywood, Universal Studios.

  • Where Did Los Angeles Get Its Name?
    April 10, 2019  |  In The News  |  No Comment

    Los Angeles is a city in the US state of California. It was incorporated on April 4, 1850, and obtained city status on May 2, 1835. The city is known by its initials, L.A., and by its nickname, the City of Angels, derived from the Spanish translation of Los Angeles. The official name of the city, City of Los Angeles, has remained unchanged since 1850. However, there is much debate over how the city obtained its name.

  • St. Rita School: Raider Relays Recap
    April 9, 2019  |  In The News  |  No Comment

    Last Sunday, March 31, St. Rita School once again put on an impressive track meet with 17 schools attending. This event truly requires a village. St. Rita School thanks Mr. Martinez and Coach Tavera along with their incredible staff who run the hills training the team. And a big shout out to everyone who volunteered and attended this incredible event.

  • Gods of Architecture Smile Upon LA
    April 9, 2019  |  Uncategorized  |  No Comment

    One month ago, when the announcement was made that the 2019 Pritzker Architecture Prize had been awarded to Japanese architect Arata Isozaki, I thought the timing couldn’t be any better. After all – this is the year that our Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA) is celebrating its 40 th anniversary, and the museum’s impressive building on Grand Avenue was built by Isozaki. It was his first project in the United States.

  • LA Catholic students showcase skills at tech festival
    April 9, 2019  |  Around the ADLA  |  No Comment

    Young ladies from two Los Angeles Catholic schools were recently recognized in a major way, combining their interest in sports with their love of the sciences, technology, engineering, arts, and math (STEAM).

  • Abuse survivor finds healing at Liturgy of Lament in Glendora
    April 8, 2019  |  Around the ADLA  |  No Comment

    Joe approached the microphone, held his handwritten index cards out in front of him, and took in a deep breath.