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Royal route: St. Mary’s students rebuild historic missions, route
El Camino Real — the royal road — was the route used by the Spanish Franciscan friars to establish their chain of 21 missions in California between 1769 and 1853.
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Arquidiócesis de LA apoyará Acción Ejecutiva
José Gómez, el arzobispo de la arquidiócesis de Los Angeles, pronunció su apoyo a los inmigrantes en su lucha rumbo a una reforma migratoria.
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Statement on the announcement of presidential executive orders on immigration
I am happy that some temporary relief is being offered to help parents and children who right now are living in daily fear that their …
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Cientos de voluntarios trabajan para que miles de indigentes disfruten del Día de Acción de Gracias
Este próximo jueves 27 de noviembre, Día de Acción de Gracias, ocurre un milagro en varias iglesias y organizaciones sin fines de lucro que asisten a las personas indigentes o de bajos recursos en Los Ángeles; es un regalo que les deja saber que hay individuos que se preocupan por ellos.
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LA Catholics get 1st English-language radio station in almost 15 years
A former Ranchero radio station has become L.A.’s only spot for English-language Catholic programming.
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Mid City Church Offers Free Driver’s License Classes to Undocumented Immigrants
In anticipation of the implementation of AB60 – which will require the Department of Motor Vehicles to give drivers licenses to Californians who cannot prove they are in the country legally – a Mid City church began Sunday offering free courses to help locals pass their driving tests.
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Local Catholics honor sacrifice and celebrate Vietnamese unity
Before Mass, the faithful draped in gleaming headdresses and silk garments turned to welcome an ancient symbol of their modern faith: the bones of three saints who sacrificed their lives for their religion, cementing Roman Catholicism in Vietnam.
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U.S. Bishops Elect Delegates to Synod: Kurtz, Chaput, DiNardo, Gomez Read more: http://www.ncregister.com/daily-news/u.s.-bishops-elect-delegates-to-synod-kurtz-chaput-dinardo-gomez/#ixzz3K7MIM96w
BALTIMORE — Meeting in Baltimore for their annual fall meeting, the U.S. bishops selected their choices for delegates to next year’s synod on the family, sources confirmed to CNA.
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Pro-life? Then keep immigrant families together, bishops implore
In the wake of the mid-term elections last week, the U.S. Bishops urged Congress and President Obama to work together on timely immigration reform that respects families and human dignity.
“We urge both parties to work together to finally reform this broken and immoral system,” said Auxiliary Bishop Eusebio Elizondo of Seattle, addressing his brother bishops at their annual fall meeting in Baltimore on Nov 11.