Over 100 Catholic scouts attend 90th annual Religious Emblem Mass

A flood of brown and olive green filled the Cathedral of Our Lady of Angels on May 15, as more than 100 Boy and Girl Scouts and scoutmasters in full uniform attended the 90th annual Religious Emblem Presentation Mass.

CON EMOTIVA MISA SE HONRA A CÉSAR CHÁVEZ Y SU HISTÓRICA MARCHA

Un devastador terremoto de magnitud 7,8 azotó Ecuador el pasado16 de abril. La cifra de muertos ha ido en ascenso y hay más de 60 desaparecidos. Los daños materiales son cuantiosos, y miles se han quedado sin hogar.

Cardinal’s Award recipient sees the ‘face of Christ’ in Adopt-A-Families

When the archbishop’s office called and said that the archbishop wanted to see me my first thought was: “Oh no, what did I do now!” After 30 years with the Archdiocese of Los Angeles, I knew all about the Cardinal’s Award, but never in my wildest dreams did I think I would be a recipient.

Inner-city students awarded National Academic Achievement recognition

On April 29, Resurrection School in Boyle Heights held a school-wide celebration after their students showed the highest percentage of academic growth among eight Seton Blended Learning Schools, earning the school the National Academic Achievement recognition award.

St. Euphrasia School’s Lego Robotics Team wins first place in robotics competition

Community remembers Msgr. John A. Fosselman’s life of service

Known as “Father John” to family and friends, Msgr. John Anthony Fosselman was a priest of the Archdiocese of Los Angeles for 74 years. He devoted his life to God, and served as an example of how to live a life filled with piety, humility and charity before he died April 24. He was 99.

Longtime volunteer doesn’t let cancer get him down

In 1986, Father Luis Valbuena, OMI, pastor of Holy Family Church in Wilmington, had an idea. He just needed the right person for the job. He approached Fernando Herrera, president of the Holy Name Society, with his plan.

First grade musings at Immaculate Conception

“I know you haven’t finished first grade yet. Miss Murphy told me you’ve still got May and part of June to go. But first grade is a really important year, and you learned a lot, right?”

Msgr. Francis J. Weber: Still curious (and writing) after all these years

If he heard it once, he heard it 100 times: “Why are you so nosy?”

Lucille Rader Education Foundation awards three Catholic seniors with college scholarships

This month the Lucille Rader Education Foundation announced the three winners of the 2016 scholarship competition, awarded to student athletes who have demonstrated academic excellence and outstanding character.