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Los Angeles Archdiocese Launches DACA Renewal Workshops
The Archdiocese of Los Angeles is launching a series of workshops to help improve understanding of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) protections and immigration relief in general.
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LeBron at Notre Dame HS? Believe it
A basketball legend, showing up unannounced at your high school? Two thousand miles from home? It happened Sept. 12 at Notre Dame High School in Sherman Oaks when LeBron James — THE LeBron James — spent part of the evening working out in the campus gymnasium.
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Archdiocese to launch series of DACA renewal workshops in Los Angeles
Pope Francis will launch on Sept. 27 a two-year global campaign to strengthen the support for our immigrant and refugee brothers and sisters, Share the Journey (sharejourney.org). In response to this effort, the Archdiocese of Los Angeles, in partnership with Catholic Charities of Los Angeles, will host a series of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) renewal workshops.
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Catechists commissioned and sent out in Los Angeles
Kelly McLoughlin was a teenager when she first began teaching catechism classes. She taught first graders how to make the sign of the cross, spoke to them about the Mass and helped them to love Jesus.
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L.A.’s Oldest Roman Catholic Church Mobilizes Mexico Earthquake Relief Effort
As search teams continue to dig through mountains of rubble and ruin in the aftermath of this week’s deadly Mexico earthquake, Mexican president Enrique Peña Nieto has declared three days of national mourning.
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ARCHDIOCESE TO LAUNCH SERIES OF DACA RENEWAL WORKSHOPS IN LOS ANGELES
The first workshop will be held at Resurrection Parish in Boyle Heights on Sept. 27, same day Pope Francis will launch “Share the Journey,” a …
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The Power of Love
Our long, difficult summer in this country seems to continue without end.
Even as the violence of Charlottesville and its aftermath still weigh heavy on our hearts and minds, this past weekend we saw the outbreak of new violence and racial tensions in St. Louis.
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Southern California reaches out to help quake victims in Mexico City
One of the biggest communities in Latin America — the Los Angeles region — reached out Wednesday to help victims of the 7.1 earthquake that hit Mexico City Tuesday and killed more than 200 people.
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The power of love
Our long, difficult summer in this country seems to continue without end.
Even as the violence of Charlottesville and its aftermath still weigh heavy on our hearts and minds, this past weekend we saw the outbreak of new violence and racial tensions in St. Louis.
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La ciudad de las 50 etnias: LA celebra su diversidad cultural
La diversidad de Los Ángeles al alcance de la mano. Coreanos, filipinos, nigerianos, portugueses, croatas, mexicanos de Oaxaca, etc. al menos 48 comunidades se unieron el pasado sábado para la celebración de la Misa anual de las Culturas que tuvo lugar en la Catedral de Nuestra Señora de Los Ángeles.