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Assisted Suicide Bill Stalls in California Legislature, but Pressure Continues
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — An assisted suicide bill in California has been temporarily pulled from a key committee in the state Legislature, but its opponents say more work is necessary to sway legislators against it.
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Nun at Alhambra Catholic school teaches water conservation, bashes bottled water
ALHAMBRA >> You’ve heard of The Singing Nun. And TV’s The Flying Nun. Well, at a Catholic high school in the San Gabriel Valley, meet The Water Nun.
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Our Lady of Guadalupe procession and Mass with Archbishop Jose H. Gomez
Our Lady of Guadalupe procession and Mass with Archbishop Jose H. Gomez
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Saint Maker Attending Fr. Aloysius Opening Session for Los Angeles Sainthood Cause
Dr. Andrea Ambrosi, an expert in sainthood causes, will attend the opening session of the inquiry by the Tribunal of the Archdiocese of Los Angeles into the life and virtue of Fr. Aloysius Ellacuria, CMF (1905-1981). The opening session is scheduled for Thursday, June 25, 2015.
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Archbishop Gomez: Assisted Suicide Bill Is Hollow Compassion
LOS ANGELES — People suffering from terminal illness deserve true compassion and care — not violence, Archbishop Jose Gomez of Los Angeles said as the California Legislature’s assisted-suicide bill advances.
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Southern California clergy, cultures come together to pray for rain
CHINO >> They came from diverse religions, to seek, with uncommon unity, a spiritual solution to an earthly problem — California’s four-year drought.
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Entire Graduating Class From All-Boys School in Watts Receive College Acceptance Letters
For the seventh straight year, every member of the graduating class at Verbum Dei High School in Watts has been accepted to a four-year college. Dave Mecham reports from Watts for the KTLA 5 News at 1 on June 11, 2015.
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Every Student at This Los Angeles High School Got Accepted to College
The college prep school has about 260 students, including 70 graduating seniors