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Arch Los Angeles 7 weeks agoWith more than 500 guests, some attending from as far as Alaska and South Carolina, late Los Angeles Auxiliary Bishop Joseph Sartoris was remembered as man that was “clearly happy in his lifelong vocation,” and who “saw Jesus in us: the poor, in the broken, in the wounded, in the excluded.”
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Arch Los Angeles 7 weeks ago📖✨Inspired by Rerum Novarum, #PierGiorgioFrassati knew advocacy, based on Catholic social teaching, is an act of faith. Our faith calls us to be a voice for the voiceless, to work for justice for all.
📣 Advocate like Frassati: Take the #VersolAltoPledge and find ways to advocate: https://friendswithfrassati.com/ways-to-advocate
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Arch Los Angeles 7 weeks agoMary Magdalene is the first among the women following Jesus to proclaim Him as having overcome death, and she is the first to announce the joyful message of Easter.
St. Mary Magdalene, pray for us!
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Arch Los Angeles 7 weeks agoFacing an 8+ hour car ride, this Angelus News columnist fueled up with Mass, noting how Mass as a tourist is both the same and different: “But in the end, those things fall to the way side when the bloodless sacrifice is reenacted on that altar…”
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When vacation forces us to go to Mass as a pilgrim
Differences fall to the wayside when the sacrifice of the Mass is offered on the altar.
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Arch Los Angeles 7 weeks agoToday, we remember Saint Lawrence of Brindisi. He was a gifted linguist, preacher, and theologian, fluent in multiple languages. He served as a military chaplain, diplomat, and Minister General of the Capuchins.
Thank you for joining us today live from the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels in Downtown Los Angeles. We may be tuning in… Read more
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Arch Los Angeles 7 weeks agoJoin Blessed #PierGiorgioFrassati in the climb! With a rosary in hand and our sights fixed heavenward, we will ascend to the heights of holiness!
New to the rosary? Save this post to help you pray or download your very own #Frassati Rosary Prayer Card: https://friendswithfrassati.com/how-to-pray-the-rosary
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Arch Los Angeles 7 weeks agoComo iglesia unida, venimos a ti, Señor Jesús, el Buen Pastor, confiando en tu voz por encima de todas las demás, buscando la unidad donde hay división y extendiendo tu misericordia a cada oveja perdida.
¡Saludos y gracias por acompañarnos este domingo en vivo desde la Catedral de Nuestra Señora de los Ángeles! Las lecturas de hoy están… Read more
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Arch Los Angeles 7 weeks agoAs a church united, we come to you Lord Jesus the Good Shepherd, trusting your voice above all others, seeking unity where there is division, and extending your mercy to every lost sheep.
Thank you for joining us today live from the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels in Downtown Los Angeles. We may be tuning in from locations far away, but… Read more
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Arch Los Angeles 7 weeks ago😇We are all called to the summit of sainthood — young and old, student, worker, hikers, and friends — every one of us is invited to walk the path! 👟
🌎Join #Catholics all around the world in becoming #FriendswithFrassati through the #VersolaltoPledge during the 50 days leading up to #PierGiorgioFrassati’s canonization!
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Arch Los Angeles 7 weeks agoOur Sunday readings this week remind us that Jesus comes to serve, not to be served. Scott Hahn breaks down the liturgy this week to show us how it applies to our lives. Read on Angelus News:
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16th Sunday in Ordinary Time: Our Lord comes to serve
God wants to dwell with each of us personally, intimately — as the mysterious guests once visited Abraham’s tent.
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