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Written by Doris Benavides
09 November 2012
Teens at Our Lady of the Rosary find fellowship and welcome at Monday night meetings.
As recently as a year ago, Vanessa Garibaldi, 15, avoided attending church with her mother Ana Sanchez because she thought “it was very boring.”
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Written by The Tidings
09 November 2012
The Decree on the Apostolate of the Laity (Apostolicam Actuositatem), promulgated by the Church fathers at Vatican II on Nov. 18, 1965, declared that the laity should influence their surroundings with Christ's teachings.
This week, as part of its ongoing series on the golden anniversary of the Second Vatican Council, The Tidings presents excerpts from Apostolicam Actuositatem, whose words offer remarkable timeliness, even 47 years after the document’s promulgation, and certainly connect with Archbishop José Gomez’ recent pastoral letter, “Witness to the New World of Faith.”
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Written by BY FRANCIS X. ROCCA
02 November 2012
Members of the Synod of Bishops recommended the Vatican establish a commission to monitor religious freedom, develop guidelines for training evangelizers and ensure there is a church in every diocese where confession is always available.
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Written by Doris Benavides
02 November 2012
‘You can become superheroes and save many lives in the name of Jesus,’ youth are told at annual MCA Mass.
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Written by Doris Benavides
02 November 2012
Supporters of Prop. 34 include those whose family members were murdered, as well as priests and nuns.
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Papal intentions for June: That a culture of dialogue, listening, and mutual respect may prevail among peoples; That where secularization is strongest, Christian communities may effectively promote a new evangelization.
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Hundreds of parishioners and students of St. Paul the Apostle Church and School in Westwood gathered the morning of June 5 for a long-anticipated celebration.
Look for strong turnout, robust media interest and unscripted moments when Jorge Mario Bergoglio makes his first trip abroad as Pope Francis when he arrives in Brazil in late July, according to a Brazilian writer and academic.
Help me!” my mother cried out late one night. “Dad’s sick!”
A young man (Henry Cavell) works on a crab boat in the icy ocean waters of the North Pacific.
