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Former students help fix up Claretian seminary for 100th anniversary
For decades, a loose association of high school buddies has been getting together to talk about the good old days.
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LA fire captains see ‘miracles’ inside Corpus Christi rubble
As workers at the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels set up for OneLife LA – an annual pro-life rally that had been moved from downtown Los Angeles due to wildfire smoke — volunteers wheeled in the 300-pound brass tabernacle that firefighters had recovered a week earlier from the ashes of Corpus Christi Church in Pacific Palisades.
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Like Bishop O’Connell, parish’s new memorial garden is for ‘everybody’
If the late Bishop David O’Connell had anything to say to his former parishioners at a recent Sunday Mass at St. Frances Xavier Cabrini Church in South LA, the words were on the white posterboards held by several parishioners during the entrance procession.
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The Latinos who cling to faith after losing jobs due to LA fires
Maria-Consuelo didn’t lose her home in the wildfires that burned parts of Los Angeles County in early January, but her employers did.
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Altadena couple’s 60-year marriage marks new chapter after Eaton Fire
As the deadly Eaton Fire roared toward the Altadena home that Ray and Mary Jo Spano had lovingly restored from near ruin, Ray grabbed their most precious possession: nearly 300 love letters from their courtship in the early 1960s.
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Basilicas, churches and shrines across US are Jubilee 2025 pilgrimage sites
Catholics across the world are embarking on pilgrimages to commemorate the Jubilee Year of Hope.
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How LA’s Catholic schools are ‘fighting’ to welcome students displaced by fires
Not many have experienced the uneasiness the LA fires caused as uniquely as Phyllis Cremer, the principal at St. Elizabeth School in Altadena. Not only did students and parents turn to her as the Eaton Fire ravaged their homes, but she herself was evacuated, and is now displaced, because of fire damage to her home.
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Top NASA scientist talks faith and science at USC ‘Gold Mass’
In an age when the natural and the divine are so often dismissed as incompatible, what’s a scientist supposed to do with their faith?
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Video: LA fire victims receive cross-country help from Kansas Catholics
When news reached the Archdiocese of Los Angeles that a truck full of supplies for families affected by recent wildfires was on its way from Kansas, religious leaders, school officials, students, parishioners and volunteers were ready.
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LA Archdiocese helps produce pope’s prayer video on vocations
Pope Francis’s monthly prayer video for this month focusing on religious vocations features a priest and several women religious from Los Angeles.
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