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Archbishop Gomez: English wasn’t America’s first language
In recent months, national debates over immigration and deportation have reached a fever pitch in the wake of President Trump’s election.
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‘Conoce tus derechos’: taller para inmigrantes toma lugar en iglesia angelina
Con la esperanza de recibir información que los ayude en caso de que Migración toque a sus puertas, una pareja de padres mexicanos con su pequeña hija de 8 años de edad acudieron recientemente al taller “Conoce tus derechos” en la iglesia católica Dolores Mission.
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Rojas, Bollinger share Tri-Valley League MVP honor
Kai Rojas and Dylan Bollinger, who helped the St. Bonaventure High boys basketball team win its third consecutive undefeated league championship, have been named co-Most Valuable Players on the All-Tri-Valley League team.
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Immaculate Heart students wear red to celebrate International Women’s Day
Students at Immaculate Heart High School and Middle School wore red and gathered in the quad on Wednesday for a rally in observance of International Women’s Day.
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Immaculate Heart announces coed summer school classes
Immaculate Heart High School will offer a coeducational summer school program for students in grades 9-12 for the first time this year. The program will pair traditional academic offerings with enrichment classes covering a wide range of interests.
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Why One Mayfield Senior School Student Says Teenage Christian Service is Important
Kaitlyn Maddigan, a senior at Mayfield Senior School, said she was not only honored to receive the Christian Service Award Medal from Archbishop Jose H. Gomez, but she was proud to stand among 75 other Catholic high school award recipients.
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Archbishop Gomez: We are the answer that God provides to those who suffer
It has been a year since Pope Francis released “Amoris Laetitia,” his apostolic exhortation reflecting on the insights of the 2014-15 Synod on the Family. Some prelates have responded by reevaluating their stance toward groups like the divorced and L.G.B.T. Catholics. Others have vigorously protested against the same.
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Mass to celebrate bishop’s 25th year of leadership
A Mass on Saturday, March 18, will celebrate Bishop Gerald Barnes’ 25th year of leading the Diocese of San Bernardino.
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Lanzan nueva escuela de catequesis totalmente virtual
Este jueves 9 de marzo se lanzó el Instituto Tepeyac, un centro de formación de catequesis en línea dirigida a católicos de habla castellana en todo el mundo, especialmente para aquellos que residen en Estados Unidos.
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5 reasons to read Archbishop Gomez’s new pastoral letter The archbishop of Los Angeles discusses how we are all created to get to heaven Gretchen R. Crowe OSV Newsweekly
On March 1, Archbishop José H. Gomez of Los Angeles issued a new pastoral letter: “For Greater Things You Were Born: A pastoral letter to the family of God in Los Angeles on God’s beautiful plan of love for our lives and our world.” And while the document is directed at the people of his archdiocese, Archbishop Gomez’s words are relevant and inspiring for all Catholics. Here are five reasons to give it a read.
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