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Immaculate Heart goes ‘pink’ for Breast Cancer Awareness Month
In recognition of October as Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Immaculate Heart (IH) students raised $2,131 for Helen’s Room, a resource and care center at Good Samaritan Hospital that provides free wigs and scarves to cancer patients.
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Insurance denied her chemo treatment. But it covered drugs for suicide.
Stephanie Packer cherishes every moment with her husband and four children. Living with a terminal illness in Orange, California, her goal is “to do everything I can to have one more second with my kids.”
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Teaching priests how to preach
“A preacher,” says Msgr. Francis J. Weber, “has maybe a quarter of an hour a week to reach his audience at Mass with his homilies. But many of today’s preachers in our church are overwhelmed with so many responsibilities that they don’t have time to properly prepare.”
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Different faiths come together to pray for homeless
Los Angeles County has the names of the 472 homeless people who died here from November 2015 to August 2016.
The coroner keeps a list of their names, their ages, the day they died and the city where they died — many in Los Angeles, but also homeless men and women in Covina, West Covina, Glendora, Duarte, La Puente, Alhambra, Arcadia, El Monte and Whittier.
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La tradición peruana de ‘El Señor de los Milagros’ echa raíces en EEUU
La veneración a la imagen de Cristo crucificado, plasmada por un angoleño en 1651 en Lima, Perú cruzó fronteras. Después de sobrevivir a desastres naturales y a la misma iglesia católica, es hoy una celebración popular en suelo sudamericano que los inmigrantes trasladaron a Estados Unidos.
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Immaculate Heart sets the pace at cross-country meet
Despite warm temperatures last Saturday, Immaculate Heart High School’s cross country teams sizzled during the 43rd annual Bellarmine-Jefferson Invitational at Griffith Park.
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Our Lady of Guadalupe returns to Ventura County parishes
A sacred, pope-blessed image of the Virgin Mary will visit seven Ventura County sites in November, a year after local parishes were bypassed on the annual Our Lady tour that brings processions, vigils and lines of pilgrims across the three-county Archdiocese of Los Angeles.
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California, New Mexico bishops urge opposition to death penalty measures
Proposition 62 would replace the maximum punishment for murder with life in prison without the possibility of parole.
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California bishops urge voters to reject the death penalty
The California Catholic bishops are urging voters to support a November ballot initiative that would outlaw the death penalty.
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Bishops Urge Rejection of Death Penalty in California, New Mexico
The California Catholic bishops are urging voters to support a November ballot initiative that would outlaw the death penalty.