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OneLifeLA announces speaker lineup for virtual celebration
A slate of local and national pro-life figures and performers are set to headline this year’s OneLife LA event, which will be held virtually due to COVID-19 restrictions.
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‘Operation Progress’ finds unlikely success matching LAPD mentors with students
In a fine white dress accentuated by a bright red confirmation stole — and matching red face mask — Estefania Torres approached the outdoor altar in the tented parking lot behind St. Lawrence of Brindisi Church in Watts.
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The faith of Tommy Lasorda, the baseball manager who ‘gave God a jersey’
The oversized, gold-framed portrait of Mother Teresa was fairly easy to spot for Tommy Lasorda when he sat at the desk of his fifth-floor executive office space at Dodger Stadium, carved out for him after he was given a “special adviser” role by Dodgers ownership.
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New Marian tapestry completes LA cathedral’s ‘Communion of Saints’
As the shrouds were removed from the five panels of a stunning new tapestry honoring the Blessed Virgin Mary in the apse of the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels before morning Mass on New Year’s Day, it seemed fitting that their removal required the sound of ripping Velcro.
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He was always happy’: Friends remember freed Nigerian bishop’s time in LA
During his nearly 15 years in Southern California, Father Moses Chikwe was always up to something, even when he wasn’t taking graduate courses at Loyola Marymount University and UCLA.
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Serra Club donates $25,000 to Mission restoration fund
The effort to rebuild Mission San Gabriel got an early Christmas gift in the form of a $25,000 check from the Serra Club, a worldwide organization of Catholics dedicated to promoting and protecting religious vocations.
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Driven by God’: Venice parish’s food drive thrives in the pandemic economy
In the days of “safer at home” and social distancing, the corner of Lincoln Boulevard and Garfield Avenue might be the busiest spot in Venice on Saturday mornings.
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Meet the ‘Media Nuns’ that a pandemic can’t stop
When they first came to Los Angeles in 1987, the Daughters of St. Paul were known nationally as “blue-collar sisters.”
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Local Latino leaders raise $55,000 for East LA Catholic schools
Local Latino leaders announced a $55,000 donation to help six Catholic schools in East Los Angeles facing financial difficulties amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Annual procession and mass in honor
16 annual procession and mass in honor of our lady of guadalupe at mission san gabriel arcangel, san gabriel mission, san gabriel, california
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