‘Pro-life generation’ proclaims its purpose at OneLife LA 2020

As they waited in the shade next to the Pico House, watching the crowd swell in size in anticipation of the sixth annual OneLife LA Walk for Life outside La Placita in downtown Los Angeles, Monica and John Meier did their best to make their daughter, Veronica, as comfortable as possible.

Archbishop asks faithful to express ‘united commitment to life’ at Requiem Mass

Archbishop José H. Gomez has a message for Los Angeles Catholics this week, particularly those planning to attend the OneLife LA Walk for Life on Saturday: Fill our cathedral to pray for the unborn.

Meet the OneLife LA honoree challenging ‘survival mode’

On her social media profiles, Jess Echeverry has defined herself in four simple words: Survivor. Advocate. Speaker. Author.

Beyond DC, more pro-life marches set for 2020

While hundreds of thousands of pro-life advocates will gather in Washington, D.C. for the National March for Life this Jan. 24, thousands will attend similar events in major cities like Los Angeles, Chicago and Denver.

HS Polls: J.Serra now second in D-1 girls’ soccer

After leading its Division 1 poll all season, three-time defending CIF-Southern Section J.Serra is now second (behind Upland), according to the latest CIF-SS rankings issued Jan. 6.

What to expect at this year’s ‘family reunion’ at OneLife LA

Five years into the OneLife LA movement that Archbishop José H. Gomez envisioned would celebrate the beauty and dignity of every human life, a family story is taking shape.

Inmates get a taste of Christmas joy during Archbishop’s jail visit

To an outsider, the signs that this is no ordinary Christmas Mass are obvious.

Posted from what resembles a choir loft, deputies in riot gear from the Sheriff’s Emergency Response Team keep watch as inmates wearing blue, light green, and white jumpsuits file inside the drab, windowless chapel on the third floor of Men’s Central Jail in downtown Los Angeles.

LA abuse victims coordinator praises pope’s secrecy law change

Pope Francis’ decision to abolish the obligation of secrecy for Church proceedings related to the sexual abuse of minors by priests was welcomed as a “a tangible, meaningful act” by the Victims Assistance Ministry Coordinator for the Archdiocese of Los Angeles.

Teens deserve better than Planned Parenthood in LA schools, critics say

As Planned Parenthood prepares to open as many as 50 centers in Los Angeles public high schools, critics are warning that the organization will not help teens receive the formation they need for practicing virtue and building successful relationships.

HS Polls: J.Serra continues as No. 1 in girls’ soccer

J.Serra is still number one in Division 1, according to the CIF-Southern Section girls’ soccer rankings released Dec. 16.