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Football: St. John Bosco survives Lion attack, 35-28
For St. John Bosco, the road to its Oct. 12 showdown with Mater Dei nearly took a quick detour last Friday night, courtesy of a determined J.Serra team that held them even — at least for a half.
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Notre Dame High School congratulates National Merit students
The National Merit Scholarship Program recently released its list of Semifinalists and Commended Students for 2019, and one Notre Dame High School student, Gillian Roy, has been named a semifinalist. Nine others have been named commended students in the National Merit Scholarship program.
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Bishop Montgomery seniors earn perfect SAT and ACT scores
Matthew Craig and Gerrick Cardenas, both members of Bishop Montgomery’s Class of 2019, have recorded perfect scores on their SAT and ACT exams, respectively.
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St. Monica Catholic Community awarded a Vital Worship Grant
St. Monica Catholic Community, which includes St. Monica Church, St. Monica Elementary School and St. Monica High School, has been awarded a grant from the Calvin Institute of Christian Worship and the Lilly Endowment.
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Downtown date night
The aromatic blend of tacos, lasagna, and pulled pork might have pulled for attention as the seven couples assembled with Archbishop José H. Gomez in one of the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels conference rooms on a late Sunday afternoon.
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Victim assistance coordinators comfort in a behind-the-scenes ministry
Their work begins with a phone call.
Whether the call is from someone who is angry, embarrassed, unsure of what to do or needs a friendly ear, diocesan and eparchial victim assistance coordinators are the face of the church’s response to victims of sexual abuse by a church worker — clergy or otherwise.
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CIF polls: Marymount beats Mater Dei at Nike Tourney
Marymount’s 25-22, 25-17 victory over Mater Dei to win the Nike Tournament of Champions last weekend pushed the Sailors ahead of the Monarchs in the CIF-Southern Section girls’ volleyball poll released Sept. 24.
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Notre Dame High School introduces virtual anatomy and dissection technology
A new approach to teaching anatomy does away with the old science class scalpel. At Notre Dame High School, students are using the newest high-tech software to perform virtual dissections.
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Bishops at national Hispanic gathering show support for immigrants
While last week’s V Encuentro explored the ways in which Hispanic Catholics are both the face and future of the Catholic Church in the United States, the theme of immigration loomed large over the four-day summit.