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NCR talks with one 20-year-old facing uncertainty because of DACA status
Fabiola was not quite 4 years old when she entered the United States from Mexico with her parents — without documentation.
Today, the diminutive 20-year-old is a full-time college student majoring in business administration, who works two part-time jobs and is active in her East Los Angeles community, notably at Dolores Mission Parish where she attended grade school, received first Communion and was confirmed.
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Arzobispo de Los Ángeles, EEUU, celebra Misa de Réquiem por los no nacidos a causa del aborto
“En este solemne Réquiem por los no nacidos recordamos y lloramos las vidas que se han perdido durante este año. Estas vidas que nunca tuvieron siquiera la oportunidad de nacer”, lamentó el prelado, según informó Angelus News. “A nadie le gusta hablar de la triste realidad del aborto en nuestra sociedad, ¡pero debemos hacerlo! Por demasiado tiempo, el aborto ha sido un ‘mal cotidiano’ en este país”.
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Detengamos el “mal cotidiano” del aborto, exhorta Arzobispo en Réquiem por no nacidos
En la homilía de la Misa de Réquiem por los no nacidos, el Arzobispo de Los Ángeles (Estados Unidos), Mons. José Gomez, exhortó a trabajar para detener el “mal cotidiano” del aborto que cada año cobra la vida de millones de personas.
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Government Shutdown Opens Debate on DACA
Isaac Cuevas and two young “Dreamers” — immigrants brought illegally to the U.S. as children by their parents — kept checking the news about the showdown on Capitol Hill in between presentations to seminarians for the Archdiocese of Los Angeles.
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Fourth annual OneLife LA draws thousands to celebrate life at all stages
Los Angeles Archbishop Jose H. Gomez told the thousands gathered for a rally for life that God loves all of his sons and daughters “with a personal love … a love that created each one of us.”
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‘An Assault on the Body of the Church’
A woman fled El Salvador in fear of violence, just months before a deadly series of earthquakes destroyed many Salvadorans’ lives and homes. She settled in Maryland with her husband’s family and started to build a life. She worked first in hotel housekeeping, then as a teaching assistant at a neighborhood school. She had four children, who excelled in school. She invested deeply in her local Catholic church, serving as a catechist and usher, working with kids on Sunday mornings, and hosting a small prayer group in her home.
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OneLife LA event an opportunity to celebrate life, face culture of death
Thousands gathered in Los Angeles on Saturday for a rally and march supporting the dignity of every human life and proclaiming that every human person is “made for greater.”
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Misiones de las Californias XLIV: Misión de San Fernando Rey de España
La misión de San Fernando Rey de España fue la octava fundada por el padre presidente de las misiones de Alta California, fray Fermín Francisco de Lasuén. Es la número 44 de las Californias, y la número 17 de la Alta California.
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Thousands protest abortion at 4th annual OneLife LA event
As massive crowds gathered Saturday for the Women’s March in downtown Los Angeles, anti-abortion advocates held another march just a few miles away drawing thousands of people.
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4th annual OneLife LA event to be held in L.A.
As massive crowds gather today for the Women’s March in downtown Los Angeles, anti-abortion advocates will hold another march just a few miles away and expected to draw thousands.
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