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Los Angeles Catholic cemeteries set for prayerful Día de los Muertos celebrations
The first of three prayerful and joyful celebrations for Día de los Muertos at Catholic cemeteries in the Archdiocese of Los Angeles will take place this weekend.
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Los Angeles, New York archbishops make World Series wager to benefit students
But Cardinal Timothy Michael Dolan of the Archdiocese of New York and Archbishop José H. Gomez of the Archdiocese of Los Angeles are putting their money where their mouth is while supporting Catholic students in the process.
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NY, Los Angeles archbishops place baseball wager to benefit students
The Archbishops of New York and Los Angeles are placing wagers on their home teams in the upcoming World Series to benefit students within their dioceses.
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Food fight: L.A., New York Catholic leaders make friendly wager over World Series outcome
The New York versus Los Angeles, Yankees against Dodgers, Judge versus Ohtani rivalry baked in a new element Friday.
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From coast to coast, Catholic kids support missions in prayer, donations
In the weeks surrounding World Mission Sunday, observed Oct. 20 this year, Catholic kids from coast to coast have been supporting missions through prayers and donations.
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Column: Verbum Dei tries to rise again after suspending football program
Father Travis Russell, a 39-year-old Jesuit priest, is in his third year serving as president of Verbum Dei, the iconic all-boys Catholic high school that opened in Watts in 1962 and was almost shut down for lack of funds in the late 1990s until the Jesuits took over and created a corporate work study program to help each student pay for tuition.
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Verbum Dei intentará resurgir tras recortar el programa de fútbol
El padre Travis Russell, un sacerdote jesuita de 39 años, está en su tercer año como presidente de Verbum Dei, una popular escuela secundaria católica para varones que abrió en Watt en 1962 y casi cerró debido a la falta de fondos. Finales de la década de 1990 Hasta que los jesuitas tomaron el poder y crearon un programa de estudio de trabajo corporativo para ayudar a cada estudiante a pagar sus tasas de matrícula.
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Religion events in the San Fernando Valley area, Oct. 5-12
Annual Mass in Recognition of Healthcare Professionals – Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels: Bishop Slawomir Szkredka celebrates the Mass 3:30 p.m. A “Blessing of the Hands” of healthcare professionals takes place near the end of the service. Healthcare professionals are asked to make a reservation if they are attending the Mass and the reception that follows: (lifejusticeandpeace.lacatholics.org/catholic-healthcare). Location, 555 W. Temple St., Los Angeles. 213-637-7655. Email: catholichealthcare@la-archdiocese.org. lacatholics.org/healthcare-professionals-mass/
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FSHA Students Join Early Morning Prayer Breakfast Tradition
ecently, members of Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy’s Associated Student Body (ASB) and Campus Ministry leadership team attended the 19th Annual Prayer Breakfast at the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels in Los Angeles. They gathered at 5 a.m. with the student ministry leaders from St. Francis High School to assist with table setup before joining together for a rosary and Mass. The event featured a keynote address by Father Mike Schmitz. This early-morning tradition has become a meaningful experience for the students, who cherish the opportunity to support and participate in such a special event. Check out the photos of these smiling students, even at 5 a.m.!
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At LA Cathedral Mass, thousands of Catholics honor and pray for immigrants
Thousands of the Catholic faithful from the Archdiocese of Los Angeles and the Dioceses of San Bernardino, Orange, and San Diego united in prayer at the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels in downtown Los Angeles, during the annual “Mass in Recognition of All Immigrants” on Sunday, Sept. 29.