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People gather for life in person in San Francisco, online in Los Angeles
SAN FRANCISCO — Organizers of the 17th Annual Walk for Life West Coast in San Francisco Jan. 23 expected hundreds of attendees this year, figuring concerns about COVID-19 and political unrest would keep pro-lifers away.
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On Inauguration Day, Archbishop Gomez calls for national unity, healing
My prayers are with our new president and his family today.
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The faith of Tommy Lasorda, the baseball manager who ‘gave God a jersey’
The oversized, gold-framed portrait of Mother Teresa was fairly easy to spot for Tommy Lasorda when he sat at the desk of his fifth-floor executive office space at Dodger Stadium, carved out for him after he was given a “special adviser” role by Dodgers ownership.
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Our urgent duty
It is very good to be with all of you tonight, even though unfortunately we are still forced these days to gather “virtually.”
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St. Joseph and 2020
As 2020 comes to an end, we know that sadly the trials and challenges caused by the coronavirus pandemic will not.
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Las ‘mandas’ a la Virgen de Guadalupe, tradición que aviva la fe
A sus casi 80 años, Miguel Cuevas planea cumplirle una manda a la Virgen de Guadalupe si le hace el milagro de curar a su sobrina de 16 años quien sufre de lupus y debido a complicaciones de salud, cayó en estado de coma.
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Mother of healing and hope
At the heart of Advent is Mary, our Blessed Mother. Her figure always appears early in this holy season, as we celebrate her Immaculate Conception on Dec. 8.
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Local Latino leaders raise $55,000 for East LA Catholic schools
Local Latino leaders announced a $55,000 donation to help six Catholic schools in East Los Angeles facing financial difficulties amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Heroic Christianity in a pandemic
Recently we celebrated a beautiful moment in the history of the American Church — the beatification of Father Michael McGivney, founder of the Knights of Columbus.