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Arch Los Angeles 5 months ago“My God, My God, Why Hast Thou Forsaken Me?” (Matt. 27:46; Mark 15:34).
Scott Hahn’s #LentenReflection focuses on these last words of Jesus, analyzing them in light of the todah (thanksgiving) psalm. He calls on us to #PracticethePresence by imitating Jesus’ radical example of faith and thanksgiving to God the Father, even amidst great… Read more
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Arch Los Angeles 5 months agoEl Evangelio nos recuerda que debemos reflexionar sobre nuestra propia necesidad de arrepentirnos y reconciliarnos con Dios. Que también podamos perdonar a quienes nos han hecho daño, reflejando la compasión de Dios en nuestras vidas.
¡Saludos y gracias por acompañarnos este domingo en vivo desde la Catedral de Nuestra Señora de los… Read more
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Arch Los Angeles 5 months agoLaetare comes from the Latin imperative “Rejoice!” Today, the Church is calling us to rejoice — we are halfway through our Lenten journey.
As Archbishop José H. Gomez has said: “We’ve turned the corner and now we can see our destination getting closer in the distance. Ahead of us we can see Good Friday and the cross of Jesus Christ; and just… Read more
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Arch Los Angeles 5 months agoThe gospel reminds us to reflect on our own need for repentance and being reconciled with God. May we also extend forgiveness to those who have wronged us, mirroring God’s compassion in our lives.
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… Read more
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Arch Los Angeles 5 months agoThis Sunday, we are called to reflect on how we are all the prodigal son and how “The Father’s words of longing and compassion still come to his prodigal children in the sacrament of penance.”
Read the full breakdown of the readings by Scott Hahn on Angelus News:
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Fourth Sunday of Lent: ‘He was lost and has been found’
The story of the prodigal son is the story of Israel and of the human race. But it is also the story of every believer.
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Arch Los Angeles 5 months agoThis #JubileeYear may we be #PilgrimsofHope along the way of the Cross — carrying our own crosses with the surety that #GodisWithUs.
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Arch Los Angeles 5 months agoThe Easter prayer for these two #Altadena parishes following the #EatonFire? “…a modest kind of miracle: a return to normalcy.”
Read about the strides they’re making towards normalcy on Angelus News:
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After Eaton Fire, Altadena’s Catholic churches start a slow comeback
Daily parish life is far from normal in a city devastated by the Eaton Fire in January.
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Arch Los Angeles 5 months agoToday we are challenged to examine our relationships with God and with others. As we continue our Lenten journey, let us strive to grow in love for God and neighbor.
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 we are together… Read more
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Arch Los Angeles 5 months ago❤️ Mary remained with Jesus throughout his entire Passion, never leaving his side, experiencing the agony as he did. May we #PracticethePresence as she did — meditating and walking the Way of the Cross with Jesus!
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Arch Los Angeles 5 months agoThough “the challenges are many,” being a “roaming Catholic,” is “to some degree, fun.”
Amidst lost homes or being displaced from the #PalisadesFire, parishioners of Corpus Christi are given hope through these roaming Sunday Masses.
Read more on Angelus News:
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Meet the ‘Roaming Catholics’ of Pacific Palisades
Since the Palisades Fire incinerated his church — and the homes of his parishioners — Msgr. Liam Kidney has been a displaced shepherd to a wandering flock.
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