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Why faith communities should take social media seriously
Pope Francis became an Instagram sensation earlier this year, gaining 1 million followers on the social media service within 12 hours of signing up.
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ARCHBISHOP GOMEZ ORDAINED NINE NEW PRIESTS TODAY AT THE CATHEDRAL
For second consecutive year, the Archdiocese ordains the largest group of priests in the last decade Archbishop José H. Gomez ordained today nine new …
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162 graduate from St. Francis High
Marking the completion of their high school years, 162 young men from the St. Francis High School Class of 2016 collected their diplomas Saturday during traditional commencement exercises held in the school’s courtyard.
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Holy Family High School students honored for academic excellence
On May 18, six students from Holy Family High School in Glendale received scholarships for academic and community excellence from the Glendale Latino Association. The scholarships were distributed at an awards breakfast that also honored 10 Glendale Community College students.
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Lexi Brown, champion for cancer research, passes away after pilgrimage
On May 4, a 12-year-old Catholic school student in Santa Maria passed away after a two-year battle with cancer, leaving behind a legacy of fundraising for other children suffering from her condition — fibroblastic sarcoma, a cancer of the connective tissue.
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Summer thoughts at Santa Teresita
On a recent Friday, the principal of Santa Teresita School was leading Jazmin Islas, Daniel Valenzuela and Aaron Rocha along with this scribe across the asphalt schoolyard. Sister Mary Catherine Antczak had told the fourth-graders when they met me how they should answer all my questions with thoughtful answers. As we approached the bungalow, other students were giving our on-the-move group side-looks. But we soldiered on, eyes mostly forward, reaching the library just before noon recess ended.
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Student’s artwork selected for display in U.S. Capitol
Immaculate Heart High School sophomore Soobin Kim, left, recently won first place in the 2016 Congressional Student Art Competition in the 34th Congressional District.
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Photos: California implements assisted suicide & Novena begins with a Mass at Santa Teresita in Duarte
The Archdiocese of Los Angeles began novena (nine days of prayer) for the elderly, disabled and those nearing the end of life with a Mass celebrated by Bishop David G. O’Connell, Auxiliary Bishop of the San Gabriel Pastoral Region, Archdiocese of Los Angeles at Santa Teresita, a home for seniors in need of assisted living and nursing services, operated by the religious order of the Carmelite Sisters in Duarte Wednesday, June 1, 2016. The Mass and patient visit started nine days of prayer and fasting before the implementation of assisted suicide in California on June 9.(Photo by Walt Mancini/Pasadena Star-News)
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ARCHDIOCESE KICKS OFF NINE DAYS OF PRAYER AND FASTING TODAY FOR THE ELDERLY, DISABLED AND TERMINALLY ILL
Bishop David O’Connell celebrated Mass at Santa Teresita, home for seniors in need of assisted living and nursing services,in the wake of implementation of assisted …
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