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Los Angeles archbishop unveils mobile app to help pregnant women
Archbishop Jose Gomez of Los Angeles has launched a digital app intended to offer resources, support and prayers for women and girls facing crisis pregnancies.
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Lompoc, Santa Maria schools united in faith
With no other Catholic schools in the city, the students at Lompoc’s La Purísima Concepción Catholic School can sometimes feel like outsiders, according to Principal Laura Belluz.
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MLK Breakfast: The bond between King and Chavez
The 300-plus men and women seated around tightly spaced banquet tables in St. Mary’s Academy’s gym became quiet as Cardinal Roger Mahony read the copy of the faded Western Union telegram from Sept. 19, 1966 that Martin Luther King, Jr., wrote to Cesar Chavez during one of his early public fasts:
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Glendora deals with Colby fire aftermath
Last Sunday, Ray and Jeania Parayno, parishioners at St. Dorothy Church in Glendora, welcomed members of their weekly prayer group to their home. They usually meet on a weekday evening, but with no electricity and utilities for a while, Sunday afternoon made the most sense.
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Report: 800,000-plus Angelenos earn poverty wages
Forty-six percent of working men and women — or nearly 811,000 individuals — struggle with “poverty wages” of less than $15 an hour in Los Angeles, according to a new report from the Economic Roundtable.
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Ranchers, farmers battling state’s drought
Long before Gov. Jerry Brown’s recent proclamation of the state’s drought emergency, ranchers and farmers in the Archdiocese of Los Angeles were feeling the ill effects of many drier-then-normal seasons. The governor’s official declaration of drought on Jan. 17 follows California’s driest year on record contributing to dropping reservoir levels.
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Ranchers, farmers battling state’s drought
Long before Gov. Jerry Brown’s recent proclamation of the state’s drought emergency, ranchers and farmers in the Archdiocese of Los Angeles were feeling the ill effects of many drier-then-normal seasons. The governor’s official declaration of drought on Jan. 17 follows California’s driest year on record contributing to dropping reservoir levels.
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Requiem Mass: ‘All must find their calling to support life’
For 18-year-old Valerie Miranda, attending the annual Requiem Mass for the Unborn at the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels — and the Youth Rally for Life which precedes it — offers her the opportunity to recharge her spiritual batteries.
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Requiem Mass: ‘All must find their calling to support life’
For 18-year-old Valerie Miranda, attending the annual Requiem Mass for the Unborn at the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels — and the Youth Rally for Life which precedes it — offers her the opportunity to recharge her spiritual batteries.
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L’Osservatore Romano (The Roman Observer), Archbishop of Los Angeles on immigration, the soul of America
number 4, Friday, 24 January 2014 L’OSSERVATORE ROMANO page 7 Pope Francis wanted publicly to thank all those who work to welcome and assist migrants …
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