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Anonymous donor commits $50 million for Catholic school students
The Catholic Education Foundation of Los Angeles has received a gift of more than $50 million from an anonymous donor in support of Archdiocese of Los Angeles Catholic Schools, the Catholic News Agency reports.
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Long Beach’s St. Anthony High says farewell to tireless leader/booster Gina Rushing Maguire – Press Telegram
When St. Anthony High School heralded the arrival of a new century of educating young people on Long Beach, campus leaders took time on Friday, June 25, to look back on the people who led the campus to its current location. It was. And that conversation wouldn’t have been possible without mentioning Gina Lashing Magwire, who will retire from her post as president at the end of this month.
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Churches welcome people back to in-person, unmasked services
Like all other industry sectors, church celebrations and religious services got the green light to return to totally normal operations on June 15.
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RALLYING FOR FAITH & LIFE IN LOS ANGELES
Thanks to the help of the wonderful Catherine Contreras, founder of Vox Vitae and of Help and Hope, I was able to gather speakers from several pro-life organizations including John Gerardi of Right to Life Central California, Theresa Brennan of Right to Life League, JT Finn of prolife.com, and Laura Chavez of Advocates for All Nations. And along with these four amazing pro-life leaders, we were also joined by my rockstar colleague, former Pacific Southwest Regional Coordinator and current Students for Life Standing With You Director, Camille Cisneros.
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For one LA Catholic church, meeting indoors is ‘historic’ after wave of COVID-19 deaths
On Sunday (June 20), before Mass had even begun, St. Anthony Catholic Church’s parishioners broke into applause.
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More dioceses require Catholics to return to Sunday Mass
More and more dioceses are lifting the dispensation from the Sunday Mass obligation, with many restoring the obligation in the month of June.
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En Los Ángeles, los feligreses vacunados contra el covid-19 pueden acudir a misa sin tener que usar mascarilla
La Arquidiócesis de Los Ángeles dio a conocer los nuevos lineamientos que regirán en las iglesias tras la reapertura total del estado de California. Los fieles que aún no han sido inmunizados contra el coronavirus tendrán que seguir usando la máscara y cumplir con otros protocolos de seguridad.
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Masks Optional At Mass And Other Religious Gatherings
oy Benedict reports from Sunday mass on the first Sunday that parishioners and other churchgoers can attend services without wearing face-coverings if they were fully vaccinated.
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LA Archdiocese gives go-ahead for churches to fully reopen indoors
Sunday was a special day for Father Matt Wheeler of St. Anthony’s Catholic Church in San Gabriel.
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Archdiocese of LA resumes full capacity church services, lifts mask requirement for vaccinated
During the first weekend of California being fully reopened, churches within the Archdiocese of Los Angeles reopened at full capacity and lifted most pandemic restrictions.
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