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  • Requiem Mass: Dedicated toward ‘building a culture of life’
  • Program pairs ‘preachers’ with ‘teachers’ to aid immigrant priests’ English pronunciation
  • New structure makes CHW no longer officially Catholic
  • CCC backs signature drives on initiatives, opposes budget

Program pairs ‘preachers’ with ‘teachers’ to aid immigrant priests’ English pronunciation

The group of nuns and priests sitting around the conference table had been invited to a historic event: an orientation meeting for the “Teachers and Preachers Learning Together” pilot program providing one-on-one elocution help for immigrant priests serving in the archdiocese.

New structure makes CHW no longer officially Catholic

Catholic Healthcare West announced a restructuring Jan. 23 that will make it no longer an official ministry of the Catholic Church, while keeping it "rooted in the Catholic tradition."

Does indecency rest in the eye — or ear — of the beholder?

After nearly a decade of threats, fines and court challenges, America may finally learn for sure whether the federal government has the authority punish the airing of indecent material on broadcast television.

New Books: Toward deeper understanding

Recent book releases address social justice, saintly heroes, spiritual practices and "the good old days" of college.

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Requiem Mass: Dedicated toward ‘building a culture of life’

Written by Paula Doyle 27 January 2012

Seminarians, students, clergy from many faiths, congregants from throughout Southern California, and infants lovingly carried in the arms of their parents packed the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels for the annual archdiocesan Respect Life “Requiem for the Unborn” Mass Jan. 21.

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HHS delays, but doesn’t change, contraceptive coverage rule

Written by NANCY FRAZIER O'BRIEN 27 January 2012

Although Catholic leaders vowed to fight on, the Obama administration has turned down repeated requests from Catholic bishops, hospitals, schools and charitable organizations to revise its religious exemption to the requirement that all health plans cover contraceptives and sterilization free of charge.

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Educating students on matters of environmental life

Written by Doris Benavides 27 January 2012

Located in an air pollution ‘hot spot,’ Resurrection School participates in AQMD documentary.

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Walkers warn Angelenos about human trafficking and slavery

Written by Robert Dellinger 27 January 2012

“Your activism is tipping the point of bringing slavery and human trafficking out of the darkness and lifting the veil for countless who cry every day because they are oppressed, who stand in corners of buildings because they have nowhere to sleep. This is a terrible, terrible situation, and your involvement will — and has — made a difference….

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A time for Catholic action and Catholic voices

Written by Archbishop José H. Gomez 27 January 2012

Last Thursday in Rome, Pope Benedict XVI delivered a remarkable address to a group of visiting American bishops.

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