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LAPD Officer Roberto Sanchez eulogized as a hero at department’s third funeral in weeks
A Los Angeles police officer killed when a driver allegedly purposely rammed his car in Harbor City was remembered Wednesday as “a hero on the streets of L.A.”
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Beck mourns loss of LAPD officer; ‘today the grief is different’
For the third time in two months, hundreds of police officers filled a downtown Los Angeles cathedral Wednesday morning to bid an emotional farewell to an LAPD officer killed in a car crash.
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A procession of funerals: ‘How many blue angels does God need?’
The coffin of LAPD Officer Roberto Sanchez is placed into a hearse after a funeral Mass at Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels on Wednesday, evoking emotions from his parents, Francisco and Patricia Sanchez, left, and wife, Sonia Sanchez.
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José Horacio Gómez: The Great Latino Hope
Upon first glance, José Horacio Gómez doesn’t look like one of the most important bishops in the U.S. Catholic Church. The soft-spoken, diminuitive, Mexican-born man often makes self-deprecating jokes about his height. “You probably didn’t see me arrive,” he says to his friends with a laugh.
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St. Rita Choir Leader Part of Papal Canonization Service at LA Cathedral
Press Release posted 4/27/14 – Archbishop José Gomez will celebrate the canonization of Blessed Popes John Paul II and John XXIII on Sunday, April 27, at 3:30 p.m. with a special Mass of Thanksgiving at the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angeles, 555 W. Temple St. The Los Angeles Council of Religious Leaders will join the faithful of Los Angeles to commemorate this historic event.
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Canonization Vigil for Pope John Paul II Held by Los Angeles Archdiocese and Knights of Columbus
The Archdiocese’s Office of New Evangelization, with support from the Knights of Columbus, held a special vigil to honor the life and pontificate of St. John Paul II at the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels on April 26, the eve of his canonization in Rome.
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Don’t forget to pack patience, determination on pilgrimage to Rome
VATICAN CITY (CNS) — When preparing for two canonizations that draw nearly 1 million people to Rome, people usually pack essentials like food, water, raingear and sunhats.
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Friends, family say goodbye to bus crash victim Adrian Castro
After the vigil, the remembrances, the tales of heroism recounted, what remains is the sorrow.
On a blustery, bright morning in El Monte, the friends and family of Adrian Castro came together at the Church of the Nativity to say goodbye to the 19-year-old, who died earlier this month in a traffic accident in Northern California.
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Man With No Arms Plays Guitar With Feet at Catholic Service
As Catholics around the world prepare to canonize two former Popes, Los Angeles prepares to share in the celebration.
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Vigilia en Los Ángeles para Juan Pablo II
Miles de angelinos se preparan para la canonización del pontífice, entre ellos el músico Tony Meléndez que la cantó al papa en su gira por la ciudad.