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Death is scary. But for children, Día de los Muertos makes understanding it much easier
Her memories of Abuelito Felix began to fade soon after he died.
Still, Sofia Burt, 8, remembers dancing in his arms and hearing him call out to her, “Hey, my little sunflower.”
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Could a ‘tiny house’ subsidy help LA’s homeless population?
Aid agencies for the homeless often face what they call the NIMBY- “not in my backyard”- problem; the challenge that even those who support the homeless don’t want shelters in their neighborhoods.
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Detrás del Día de Muertos hay mucha vida: 10 cosas que no deben faltar en la ofrenda
El Día de Muertos es una celebración tradicional mayormente mexicana, que honra a los difuntos el 1 y 2 de noviembre, coincidiendo con las celebraciones católicas de Día de los Fieles Difuntos y Todos los Santos.
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Día de los Muertos creates tension in the Catholic community
Third graders from ten Catholic elementary schools in L.A. County observed Día de los Muertos (the Day of the Dead) Tuesday ahead of the holiday’s November 1 and 2 festivities. However, not all Catholics accept the holiday’s traditions and religious ties.
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Pintor mexicano “resucita” alegres difuntos en su taller automotriz
Convencido de que la muerte “es bonita” y no debemos tenerle “miedo”, el pintor mexicano Jesús Molina se inspira en “difuntos fiesteros” para “resucitarlos” con materiales reciclados en su taller automotriz.
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Archbishop Gomez: ‘It starts with the personal encounter’
What must the Church convey to young people?
That God is with us all the time and he has a beautiful plan for us. The young people of the United States need to understand that they are the present of the Church, not just the future. -
¿En dónde celebrar gratis el Día de los Muertos con altares y catrinas?
En celebración al Día de Muertos, el primero y dos de noviembre, varias ciudades y cementerios del Sur de California cobran vida entre flores de cempasúchil, veladoras y bailables para honrar a los difuntos.
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Girls’ volleyball: Mater Dei, Marymount set for finals rematch
They’ve each spent time at No. 1 this season. Each has beaten the other in head-to-head play.
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Football: Bosco, Amat, four others win league titles
St. John Bosco’s Braves concluded the 2018 regular season much as they began it, by dominating their opposition last Friday on their way to the CIF-Southern Section football playoffs that begin this week.
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Playoffs: 17 Catholic teams vie for CIF football titles
As expected, national and local No. 1 St. John Bosco drew the No. 1 seed in the CIF-Southern Section football playoffs that begin Nov. 2.
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