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Pareja mexicana de Los Ángeles cumple sus bodas de diamante
Comprensión y respeto son las palabras clave que pudieron cumplir cabalmente Lucina y Onésimo Ramírez, quienes se volvieron a casar por tercera vez y cumplieron sus bodas de diamante: 75 añosde matrimonio.
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Ash Wednesday ushers in 40 days of Lent as LA archbishop offers prayers that will be live-streamed
Christians throughout the Southland will observe Ash Wednesday today, ushering in the 40-day season of Lent, when the faithful prepare for Easter by doing penance for sins and seeking spiritual renewal through prayer, discipline and good works.
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LA Archbishop calls for compromise and compassion in Senate immigration debate
As the US Senate begins a debate on immigration, Archbishop Jose Gomez of Los Angeles said that “Dreamers” should not be used as “bargaining chips” in the political process.
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Gomez: Family unity should be at the heart of U.S. immigration policy
Following the start of a U.S. Senate debate over immigration on Monday, Archbishop José Gomez of Los Angeles charged that Dreamers are being used as “bargaining chips” by politicians and called for family unity to be at the heart of immigration policy.
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Storytellers set to share live, true tales of ‘Love, Romance and Other Disasters’
Cabinets are a stiff-but-nonjudgmental audience.
Linda Lowe, of Camarillo, has discovered the advantages of using her cupboards as an audience as she prepares for the first Ventura Storytellers Project performance Feb. 21.
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This former Warner Bros. exec is making digital media work for the Church
bout a year-and-a-half ago, I interviewed Matt Meeks, chief digital and marketing officer for the Archdiocese of Los Angeles, for an article on the transformation of the archdiocese’s media outreach. During that discussion, some interesting personal details came out, such as Meeks’ former job at Warner Brothers and his time spent discerning the priesthood. I recently spoke again with Meeks to hear more about his story and his work spreading the Gospel using digital media.
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Loss of temporary protected status distresses Salvadorans in US
If Rosa Bonilla could visit face-to-face with President Donald Trump, she would plead, “Please do not separate more families” of U.S. immigrants.
“It is already so painful that children are living without their parents, that husbands and wives are separated, that brothers and sisters are separated, that families are divided,” the El Salvador native told NCR on Jan. 28 in Los Angeles.
“First and foremost,” the mother of three said, “I would emphasize how much we want and need comprehensive and just immigration reform.”
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Weaving the divine
Originally, John Nava’s tapestries for the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels in Los Angeles were commissioned to enhance the musical quality and acoustics of the vast space. Engaging with this ancient technique, however, so significant in the history of church décor, Nava breathed new life into an old and almost forgotten art form.
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Misiones de las Californias XLVII: Misión de Santa Inés
La misión de Santa Inés fue fundada el 17 de septiembre de 1804 por el padre presidente de las misiones de Alta California fray Esteban Tapís, quien había sucedido a fray Fermín Francisco de Lasuén, muerto en 1803.
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Invitan a la unción de enfermos en la Catedral de Nuestra Señora de Los Ángeles
La Arquidiócesis de Los Ángeles hace un llamado a la comunidad para que este sábado 10 de febrero participe en un solemne evento, en el que el arzobispo José H. Gómez dará el sacramento de la unción a enfermos y personas de la tercera edad.