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Vatican art treasures come to Reagan Library in Simi Valley
SIMI VALLEY >> Two men cradled a bust of St. John Paul the Great, then gently faced him toward familiar splendors of the Vatican.
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Catholic leaders launch effort to naturalize 2.5 million legal residents
GARDEN GROVE – Echoing Pope Francis’ sentiments during his recent visit to the U.S.-Mexico border, the Catholic Church in California, Saturday, reaffirmed its strong support for all immigrants – regardless of whether they are documented or undocumented – during a summit held at Christ Cathedral.
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Arzobispos del sur de California anuncian iniciativa de inmigración
El arzobispo de Los Ángeles, José Gómez, y otros obispos del sur de California anunciaron el sábado una una iniciativa para ayudar a un estimado de 2.4 millones de residentes legales permanentes en Estados Unidos que buscan la ciudadanía.
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California Catholics are helping legal residents become citizens
Orange County, Calif., Feb 29, 2016 / 06:02 pm (CNA/EWTN News).- Obtaining U.S. citizenship could be life-changing for legal residents in Southern California, and Catholics want to help.
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Parroquias en Los Ángeles darán asistencia legal para el examen de ciudadanía
Jerarcas de la Iglesia Católica de California han lanzado una campaña para concienciar a residentes permanentes a que pierdan el temor de obtener la ciudadanía de Estados Unidos y que busquen asistencia legal en parroquias.
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Iglesia católica lanza una campaña para que los latinos se naturalicen
Jerarcas de la iglesia católica de California lanzaron una campaña para concienciar a residentes permanentes a que pierdan el temor de obtener la ciudadanía de Estados Unidos y que busquen asistencia legal en parroquias
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Iglesia católica pide a los latinos residentes se naturalicen; lanza campaña
Jerarcas de la iglesia católica de California lanzaron ayer una campaña para concienciar a residentes permanentes a que pierdan el temor de obtener la ciudadanía de Estados Unidos y que busquen asistencia legal en parroquias.
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Los Angeles archbishop, others announce immigration initiative
Los Angeles Archbishop Jose Gomez and other Southern California bishops announced Saturday an initiative to assist an estimated 2.4 million legal permanent residents in the United States who are seeking citizenship.
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CATHOLIC CHURCH IN CA. LAUNCHES INITIATIVE TO WELCOME IMMIGRANTS INTO FULLNESS OF AMERICAN CITIZENSHIP
The Most Rev. José H. Gómez, Archbishop of Los Angeles, will join the Most Rev. Dominic Luong, Auxiliary Bishop Emeritus of the Diocese of Orange, other Bishops and clergy, and parish leaders from across California at Christ Cathedral on February 27, 12 p.m. – 2:30 p.m., for the launch of a comprehensive state-wide initiative that will bring together the California Catholic Conference of Bishops, diocesan administrations across the state, Catholic Charities, and local parishes in a coordinated effort to naturalize the estimated 2.4 million Legal Permanent Residents eligible for naturalization in California (Department of Homeland Security, 2013). This effort represents a new program that will offer practical assistance for legal residents seeking full citizenship. This effort will work in parallel with the Church’s ongoing efforts toward comprehensive immigration reform.
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A muchos jornaleros de Los Ángeles no les alcanza ni para pagar un cuarto
A los jornaleros del Sur de California las cuentas no le salen para pagar por un techo propio.