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Pastoral on evangelization to be issued Pentecost Sunday
Rising prices hurt agencies' ability to deliver social services
Loyola HS joins Catholic Lobby Day group in Sacramento
'The only thing that we have the power to do is speak out'
States take up immigration bills; Congress stays on sidelines
Priests' retirement fund collection set for May 17-18
George E. Saint-Laurent, noted local theologian dies
Lay Mission-Helpers, Mission Doctors accepting applications for 2009

Viewpoints
Objective moral discipleship in a world of pluralism
bullet Catholics in Political Life
bullet On child sexual abuse: Does the pope really get it? Yes
bullet A mother whose life embraces children --- and the world
bullet Hugging Mom, in person or in the heart
Liturgy
God wants us to understand
Spirituality
bullet The mystery of giving and receiving Spirit
Miracles: More than you might think
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Sports
CYO promotes PLC 'sports as ministry' program

 

 

 


Articles on preventing and healing from sex abuse

Pastoral on evangelization to be issued Pentecost Sunday
Cardinal Roger Mahony is issuing a new pastoral letter this weekend which seeks to re-energize the ministry of evangelization by emphasizing meaningful, personal encounters with Jesus Christ.

bensonObjective moral discipleship in a world of pluralism
Is it possible for a Catholic not to cooperate in evil?

lobbydayLoyola HS joins Catholic Lobby Day group in Sacramento
Among the 700 people from California's 12 dioceses attending Catholic Lobby Day 2008 in Sacramento April 22 was a group of students and faculty from Loyola High School. It was the first group participation for the venerable Los Angeles school --- but not the last, vowed its participants.

undoc'The only thing that we have the power to do is speak out'
UCLA undocumented students chronicle their struggles and accomplishments in a new publication.

immigrationStates take up immigration bills; Congress stays on sidelines
States have considered more than 1,100 bills that deal with aspects of immigration this year, while a member of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus April 23 called the Democratic leadership.

fuelRising prices hurt agencies' ability to deliver social services
Catholic Charities, food banks and other social service agencies hit hard by rising gas prices.

Priests' retirement fund collection set for May 17-18
The annual special collection benefiting the Retirement Fund for Archdiocesan Priests will take place at all parish Masses May 17-18. The fund helps support 149 retired archdiocesan priests during their twilight years after decades of parish ministry.

On child sexual abuse: Does the pope really get it? Yes
As a Catholic mother raising my children in the faith, I recoiled in horror when the sexual abuse crisis crested in the media six years ago. One question nagged me: Does the pope really get it? Does he understand what his brother bishops and priests have done and how much people are hurting?

obitsGeorge E. Saint-Laurent, noted local theologian dies
Funeral Mass was celebrated at St. Nicholas Church, Laguna Woods, for George E. Saint-Laurent, 75, an internationally known lecturer on spirituality and ethics and professor emeritus at California State University, Fullerton, who died April 24 after a massive stroke and a lengthy battle against cancer at a Lake Forest nursing home.

The mystery of giving and receiving Spirit
There are different ways to be present or absent to each other.



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Official Statements
Pastoral Letter to Catholic Faithful in the Archdiocese of Los Angeles. Click Here
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Archdiocese reaches agreement with more than 500 abuse claimants. Click Here
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Chronology: Statements on settlement of civil lawsuits. Click Here
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Statement on the Settlement of 45 cases . Click Here
Supreme Court ruling has no affect on archdiocesan policy: Priests found to have sexually abused minors will never be reinstated to ministry in the church. Click Here
Cardinal Roger Mahony issues a statement about the National Review Board study on clerical sex abuse following the June 12 Los Angeles Times article. Click Here
Cardinal Roger Mahony, in a pastoral statement, pledges assurance of trustworthy ministry in the Archdiocese of Los Angeles. Click Here
The Archdiocese of Los Angeles explains its policies and procedures for dealing with allegations of sexual abuse involving church personnel. Click Here
A brochure, "Respecting the Boundaries," has been developed by the Archdiocese of Los Angeles, as part of its effort to educate parishioners about the problem of sexual abuse. Click Here


Catholic News Wire
Serve the poor to better know God, pope says at soup kitchen
Lithuanian Catholics restoring Hill of Crosses damaged by fire
Up to 25 U.S. bishops could retire for age reasons in 2007
Canadian elder recalls childhood Christmases: cold nights, dog sleds
Canadian elder recalls childhood Christmases: cold nights, dog sleds
As media influence expands, number of broadcast outlet owners shrinks
Chaplain head says troops respected amid policy divisions
Catholic centenarian stays on the move with multiple parish duties
 


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