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C3 Conference to apply pandemic lessons to an in-person era
Nearly 1,000 people are expected to join the Catholic Communication Collaboration (C3) Conference in person on Aug. 2 — the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic sent it, like most events, online only.
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OC bishop joins SoCal youth for vocational pilgrimage to Holy Land
Auxiliary Bishop Timothy Freyer of the Diocese of Orange was among the more than eight thousand U.S. pilgrims who gathered on the Mount of Beatitudes in Galilee on July 19 for a vocational meeting of the Neocatechumenal Way.
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St. Bernadette’s relics to conclude US visit in LA
A U.S. tour of a French saint’s relics will end in a visit to her namesake parish in Los Angeles at the end of the month.
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Angelus wins 15 Catholic Media awards, 2 first place columnists
Angelus brought home 15 awards from the Catholic Media Association (CMA) this year, for works published in 2021.
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New shrine to serve as tangible sign for LA’s Ugandan Catholics
Members of the Ugandan diaspora in Southern California celebrated the dedication of a tangible link to their country’s Catholic heritage in the San Fernando Valley last month.
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Two LA priests get warm sendoffs as Cathedral changes pastors
Father David Gallardo had a small confession to make at his last Sunday morning Mass as pastor at the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels on June 26.
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St. Casimir renovations celebrate Lithuania’s Catholic spirit
After 80 years on St. George’s Street in the Los Feliz area of Los Angeles, the parish community St. Casimir Catholic Church has a lot to celebrate.
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After Dobbs, SoCal pro-lifers prepare to ‘help in any way we can’
For years, it seemed like Jim Hanink and other local Catholic pro-life advocates were rebels for a cause going nowhere.
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After synod ‘listening’ phase, LA Catholics hope for start of something new
As she began preparing her parish’s participation in the local phase of the Synod on Synodality, Alisa De Los Santos of St. Mary Magdalen Church in Camarillo made a discovery. Before helping organize the culturally diverse parish’s multiple synodal “listening sessions,” she realized, she would first need to do a lot of listening herself.
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LA’s new permanent deacons reflect on their call to ‘something else’
On the night of Oct. 13, 2013, having just suffered a heart attack, cardiac arrest, and sepsis, and alone in the hospital, Rey Simbol felt like a child reaching out to God. He cried as he prayed and talked to Jesus, entrusting himself to the Lord.