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Thousands honor Our Lady of Guadalupe at annual tribute and Mass
The pews were packed at the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels last night, in a celebration that stretched through the wee hours of morning, to honor Our Lady of Guadalupe.
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Ramona student’s artwork on display in local gallery
Samantha Gonzalez, a senior at Ramona Convent Secondary School in Alhambra, will see her art on the walls of Picture THIS Gallery in Long Beach this month.
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The US archdiocese with a relic of the original Guadalupe image
Millions of pilgrims travel each year to see the image of Our Lady of Guadalupe in Mexico City. In one U.S. diocese, however, pilgrims can see a relic of the original image that has been outside Mexico for nearly 80 years.
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La Salle decathlon team medals at Yale University tournament
Six students from La Salle College in Pasadena took home 39 medals at the World Scholars Cup Tournament of Champions at Yale University last month.
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Nuns apologize for school embezzlement
Two religious sisters who taught at St. James School in Torrance admitted to having embezzled funds set aside for the school for years.
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Guadalupanos celebrate “La Morenita” in East LA
In the ever-evolving city of Los Angeles, some traditions never fade. This Sunday, just like every year around this date for the last eighty-seven, thousands of faithful descended on Cesar Chavez Boulevard to witness the oldest religious procession in the metropolis and to renew their devotion to the Virgin of Guadalupe.
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Christmas lights at USC Catholic Center
It’s officially Christmas time at the USC Caruso Catholic Center!
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Deacon: From wildfires come acts of kindness for those trying to recover
Deacon Ray Helgeson left his home in Paradise on the morning of Nov. 8 with his wife, Donna, for daily Mass at the close-knit Butte County town’s only Catholic church. They never arrived.
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Remembering Coach C: A winner in the game of life
His life could easily be defined by the hundreds of games and dozens of championships his Santa Clara High School teams won. But Lou Cvijanovich had a broader vision for his players that extended beyond final scores or names on a trophy.
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St. Anthony’s students start the holidays by giving back
In preparation for Thanksgiving, students at St. Anthony High School (SAHS) in Long Beach spent a day serving the homeless and needy in their community, reflecting on what they could give back in gratitude for what they have.
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