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'In full respect for human dignity and the real needs of all'
A Master among Masters
Pregnancy center seeks to offer education and support
Virginia's ban on partial-birth abortion upheld
A classical celebration, on many levels
Theology on Tap sessions begin July 11
Challenge: 'Keep interest' of Catholics in new media age
Obituaries
Fawcett recalled by hometown nun as pig-tailed 1st-grader
bullet Mass for Life to be held July 5 at St. Cornelius Church

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bullet An open letter to Miguel Diaz
bullet Independence or interdependence?
bullet What happened to women and children first?
Liturgy
bullet Are there prophets among us today?
Spirituality
bullet The Glories of Byzantine Prayer
When what is precious is taken from you
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Entertainment
bullet Doheny Mansion profiled in new book
bullet Movie Reviews
Sports
CYO promotes PLC 'sports as ministry' program

 

 

 

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'In full respect for human dignity and the real needs of all'
For more than 100 years, Catholic social teaching has tried to help people face the world's social, political and economic challenges with the power of the Gospel.
A Master among Masters
World renowned conductor Paul Salamunovich concludes his 60th and final year directing the choir at St. Charles Borromeo Church.
Pregnancy center seeks to offer education and support
Talitha Phillips first became familiar with the Westside Pregnancy Center in 1999 as a client, attending a post-abortion recovery workshop.
Virginia's ban on partial-birth abortion upheld
Virginia's ban on partial-birth abortion is constitutional, the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled in a 6-5 decision June 24.
A classical celebration, on many levels
It was one day in prison, while serving a two-year sentence, that John Malveaux finally reconciled with the Catholic Church.
Theology on Tap sessions begin July 11
The annual Renew International Theology on Tap program of weekly sessions for young adult Catholics will begin this month in all regions of the archdiocese.
Challenge: 'Keep interest' of Catholics in new media age
The church's great communications challenge today is to "keep the interest of people who have so many places to turn," Bishop Gerald Kicanas of Tucson told the National Leadership Roundtable on Church Management at its annual meeting June 25 in Philadelphia.
Obituaries
Msgr. John Folliard, pastor emeritus of St. Cornelius, dies.
Fawcett recalled by hometown nun as pig-tailed 1st-grader
Sister Patrice Floyd remembers actress Farrah Fawcett as "a little first-grader with pigtails" at Christ the King School in Corpus Christi, Texas, Fawcett's hometown.
In Santa Barbara: Mission artwork, Piczek-style
The six California missions located in the Archdiocese of Los Angeles have been depicted in numerous ways, notably in stained glass at Holy Cross Church in Santa Barbara.
Mass for Life to be held July 5 at St. Cornelius Church
A Mass for Life --- the first in a planned series of such events --- will be celebrated July 5, 5 p.m. at St. Cornelius Church, Long Beach.
A gift to Orlando --- from the winners
Following the Los Angeles Lakers' 4-1 NBA finals win over the Orlando Magic, Cardinal Roger Mahony presented a Lakers' 'champions' shirt to Bishop Thomas Wenski of Orlando.




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