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  • Msgr. Pilato celebrates 25th year as priest, prepares for sabbatical
    June 28, 2017  |  Around the ADLA  |  

    Msgr. Sabato “Sal” Pilato celebrated the 25th anniversary of his ordination this year. He is also stepping down from the job that he has held for the past nine years, superintendent of Catholic high schools for the Archdiocese of Los Angeles.

  • In memory of Sister Alice Marie
    June 26, 2017  |  Around the ADLA  |  

    Sister Alice Maire Quinn, a Daughter of Charity, founded St. Vincent Meal on Wheels in 1977 and continued bringing love to those in need into her 80s. She died June 213 at 82.

  • OREMOS POR LAS VOCACIONES SACERDOTALES
    June 24, 2017  |  Around the ADLA  |  

    La decisión de aceptar el llamado a la vida sacerdotal o a la vida religiosa es algo más que escoger una profesión. Implica descubrir los propios talentos e inclinaciones, pero sobre todo significa responder a un llamado. Dios llama de un modo personal. Los relatos vocacionales bíblicos nos lo explican de un modo detallado. Los invito a que lean la vocación de Moisés en (Éxodo 3:1-12) donde podemos ver que Dios sale a nuestro encuentro en nuestra vida ordinaria. En el caso de Moisés estaba pastoreando. Nos llama de un modo personal, a él lo llama por su nombre “Moisés, Moisés”. Nos invita a compartir su misión; lo que está en contra de la humanidad y de nuestra felicidad está en contra de Dios. A Moisés le dijo que sentía el dolor de los esclavizados judíos en Egipto, y que lo enviaba a él a liberar a su pueblo. Moisés se resistió a aceptar la misión, “¿Quién soy yo?”, pero Dios le refirma su compromiso de no dejarlo solo: “Yo estaré contigo”. La experiencia vocacional de Moisés se repite en otros personajes bíblicos como Gedeón, Jeremías o incluso en la vocación de la Santísima Virgen María. Y esa misma experiencia vocacional se repite hoy en la vida de cada uno de nosotros. Lo importante es que estemos atentos para escuchar y responder al llamado de Dios.

  • Meet the new permanent deacons and their wives
    June 15, 2017  |  Around the ADLA  |  

    Archbishop José H. Gomez ordained 19 new deacons June 10 at the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels.

  • Catholic HS stars selected 1-2 in MLB Draft
    June 14, 2017  |  Around the ADLA  |  

    For the first time in the 52-year history of the Major League Baseball Draft, two players from Los Angeles area Catholic high schools were chosen one-two, though the order proved a mild surprise.

  • The role fathers must play for their children and society
    June 14, 2017  |  Around the ADLA  |  

    The celebration of Father’s Day is an event that goes much further than the giving of gifts and cards. It is a reminder of the transcendental act that the father of the family plays.

  • Archbishop Gomez blesses inaugural graduating class from immigrant integration program
    June 13, 2017  |  Around the ADLA  |  

    Archbishop José H. Gomez delivered keynote address and blessed the first group of 111 adult men and women who successfully completed the “Maestro En Casa” program fostering immigrant integration into American society. The graduation ceremony was celebrated on June 10 at Immaculate Conception Parish in Los Angeles.

  • Detroit archdiocese challenged to ‘Unleash the Gospel’
    June 10, 2017  |  Around the ADLA  |  

    The Archbishop of Detroit has issued a pastoral letter for his local Church which aims to encourage evangelization as an “outward, mission-focused” Church through proper formation and evangelical charity.

  • LA archbishop warns about the importance of ‘human ecology’
    June 9, 2017  |  Around the ADLA, In The News  |  

    The Archbishop of Los Angeles has urged a prayerful and prudent response to a housing crisis in his city, relating the problem to the link between human and environmental ecology.

  • Don’t ignore ‘human ecology’ issues like homelessness, archbishop says
    June 9, 2017  |  Around the ADLA  |  

    LOS ANGELES (CNS) — As reaction swirled around President Donald Trump’s June 1 decision to withdraw the country from the Paris climate accord, Los Angeles received a report on “the dramatic increase in the numbers of our brothers and sisters who are homeless,” said Archbishop Jose H. Gomez.