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Estados Unidos. Evangelizar en el tiempo de la tecnología
Comienza la conferencia online “Catholic Communication Collaboration” (C3) promovida por la Arquidiócesis de Los Ángeles, en los Estados Unidos. El evento se desarrollará el 4 y 5 de agosto de modo online a través de su sitio web, debido a la emergencia sanitaria.
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Remodel at La Puente school quickly adapts to coronavirus concerns
Good fortune can sometimes be found amid awful circumstances. The Catholic school in La Puente was already planning on a renovation that began April 16, some 70 years to the day from its opening in 1950.
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Catholic school superintendent: ‘Our kids need to go back to school’
Bishops and school superintendents across the US are emphasizing the importance of in-person education for the coming fall term, and are seeking to reassure parents that schools are taking the precautions necessary to keep children safe.
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LA archdiocese says don’t sing Haas hymns
The largest Catholic archdiocese in the United States has requested that its parishes and schools stop playing music composed by David Haas following the recent allegations of sexual misconduct.
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Why Saving Catholic Schools From Covid’s Impact Is A National Imperative
“Go and set the world on fire.” Those simple words from St. Ignatius of Loyola, whose feast day is today, colored all of his works, most notably the establishment of the Jesuits, among whose leading contributions is Catholic education.
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US bishops urge Trump to reinstate DACA
The Department of Homeland Security had announced on Wednesday that it would still consider ending the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, which allows certain immigrants brought to the U.S. illegally as children to apply for a delay of deportation, where they could also receive a work authorization, despite a recent decision by the Supreme Court.
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Catholic Schools Are Worth Saving
Late last month, the U.S. Supreme Court corrected an historic injustice, rooted in anti-immigrant and anti-Catholic bigotry, that, for more than 100 years, has denied students in religious schools the same opportunities as government-school students.
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Santa Maria parishes move outdoors for Mass as state restricts indoor services
At parishes across Santa Maria this weekend, congregants celebrated Mass outdoors — while seated in chairs or parked in their cars — in compliance with state guidelines that once again restrict indoor operations
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Catholic schools weigh in-person learning as fall semester approaches
As school districts around the country are considering in-person or virtual education in the fall, Catholic dioceses are weighing tough decisions about how to serve their students.
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Catholic schools seek waiver to restart despite Gov. Newsom ban on in-person classrooms
It was a disappointing outcome for the superintendent of Catholic education when Gov. Gavin Newsom announced last week that Santa Barbara, Ventura and Los Angeles counties are on the state COVID-19 monitor list.