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Priestly formation and the new evangelization: Assessing candidates for the priesthood
Something good is happening in the Archdiocese of Los Angeles in the area of priestly vocations. In the Office of Vocations, we are continually receiving inquiries via telephone, email and social media from young men (and sometimes not so young men) every day. There is great reason to be optimistic and hopeful.
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Arts & Entertainment 2014 Best Of: Services
DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES – Downtown News Readers were given a chance to vote for the Best in Downtown, here’s what they chose:
BEST CHURCH/SYNAGOGUE/PLACE OF WORSHIP Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels
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The Best of Downtown Staff Picks
DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES – The L.A. Downtown News staff has picked 24 great things in Downtown to celebrate our Best of Downtown issue. Here they are:
BEST DOWNTOWN ATHLETES: St. Turibius Warriors -
Do we have hearts that are ready for the Gospel?
The passage from the Gospel that we heard this morning is the “parable of the sower,” a parable that we know well.
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Loyola High requires all students to have baseline concussion test
a time of increasing emphasis on figuring out ways to identify and deal with concussions among teenagers in sports competition, Loyola High School, an all-boys Catholic school in Los Angeles, has taken the unprecedented step of requiring all 1,270 of its students, even if they are not athletes, to undergo baseline testing.
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Miles de católicos rezan por los inmigrantes
Líderes religiosos se unieron para reconocer las contribuciones que hacen a la comunidad
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Thousands Gather at L.A. Cathedral to Pray for Immigrants
Nearly 5,000 parishioners gathered Sunday at the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels in downtown Los Angeles for a Mass “in recognition of immigrants.”
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‘It was okay for me to grieve and be okay with God’
Cathedral’s annual event for separated, divorced and widowed Catholics set July 26.
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‘A reflection of God’s unconditional love’
‘Dogs of all faiths’ join at the Cathedral for tail-wagging good time.
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Evangelization: Why it’s everyone call and duty
Author Terry Barber has made sharing the Good News his main work for 35 years.