LA Catholic school kids put on thinking caps for invention convention

A new initiative underway aims to turn LA Catholic school students into real-world inventors.

Why the ‘microschool’ model is working in three LA Catholic schools

When Maria Guillermo first heard about the plan to turn Precious Blood School into a “microschool,” with enrollment capped at around 100, she worried that it was the school’s last gasp, and that her daughters’ learning might be impeded by having two grades share a classroom.

LA’s Mass for the Sick offers ‘spiritual antidote’ amid troubling times

More than 2,200 people gathered at the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels on Saturday, Feb. 11, for this year’s World Day of the Sick Mass.

Monterey Park Catholics remember shooting victim: ‘A faithful servant of God’

The memories of Valentino Marcos Alvero bring a wide, warm smile to the face of Father Joseph Magdaong.

Love takes center stage at first OneLife LA after the fall of Roe v. Wade

OneLife LA is an important tradition for the Mercado family.

Every year they make the 60-mile trip from San Bernardino County to the pro-life event sponsored by the Archdiocese of Los Angeles to celebrate their faith — and their son. As the festivities were in full swing, 15-year-old Gabe wrapped his arms around his dad’s shoulders

Monterey Park shooting a ‘gut punch’ for LA’s Chinese Catholics

Local Chinese Catholics celebrating the start of the Lunar New Year at Chinatown’s Catholic parish also prayed for the victims of Saturday night’s mass shooting in Monterey Park.

Sisters train lay Catholics for ministry to LA’s sick and dying

Jaime Diaz didn’t know if he would live or die.

He was diagnosed with a brain tumor that needed to be surgically removed. As Diaz lay in his hospital bed, he prayed to St. Maria Soledad, a Spanish sister whose mission was to care for the sick and dying.

Archbishop calls for ‘new awakening of love’ at first post-Roe Requiem Mass

Some 3,000 people packed the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels Saturday evening to pray for children lost to abortion at the annual Requiem Mass for the Unborn, the first since the overturning of Roe v. Wade last summer.

‘Just find the truth’: How ex-FBI agents help the LA Archdiocese vet accusations

For 25 years, Marty Gallagher tracked down kidnappers, investigated government fraud and foreign counterintelligence, and in one case even helped send a young military contractor to prison for espionage.

Remembering ‘Father Terry,’ an apostle for the addicted

When I came into the Church 26 years ago, I wasn’t friends with a single practicing Catholic, much less a Catholic who might understand that I’d been led to Christ through my recovery from alcoholism.