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Arch Los Angeles 2 weeks agoSt. Rose, known for her physical beauty, used to rub pepper on her face to deter potential suitors. Despite her family’s wishes, she took a vow of virginity and gave her life to Jesus.
St. Rose of Lima, pray for us!
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Arch Los Angeles 2 weeks agoWonderland, Nicole Treska’s memoir, asks the hard questions like: “Can we ever truly escape our past? Do we really want to?” as she tells stories from her upbringing in Boston during the 70s.
Read Heather King’s review of it on Angelus News:
angelusnews.com
In ‘Wonderland,’ a story filled with nostalgia, family — and dysfunction
Can we ever truly escape our past? Do we really want to?
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Arch Los Angeles 2 weeks agoJoin me, #LACatholics and Catholics across the world in uniting with the Holy Father — praying for peace, particularly in #Ukraine and the #HolyLand.
Mary, Queen of Peace, pray for us!
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Arch Los Angeles 2 weeks agoToday’s memorial honors the Blessed Mother’s unique role as Queen in the Kingdom of her son, Jesus. As Christ reigns through love and sacrifice, Our Lady guides believers toward her son’s mercy.
If you wish to help us evangelize, please visit: https://www.osvhub.com/olacathedral/funds
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Arch Los Angeles 2 weeks agoGod, always present and persistent, never tries to overwhelm us — instead he respects our freedom and is felt just as “a quiet, gentle nudge,” within us.
Read about some who followed this nudge and where it led them on Angelus News:
angelusnews.com
Don’t mistake God’s quietness for a lack of presence with us
God lies inside us as an invitation that always respects our freedom.
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Arch Los Angeles 2 weeks agoToday, we remember Saint Augustine, son of Saint Monica. Saint Augustine, after a great conversion, embraced an ascetic life, dedicating himself to God and the study of the Scriptures alongside a community of friends.
He is recognized as one of the most influential figures in Christian history.
If you wish to help us evangelize, please… Read more
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Arch Los Angeles 2 weeks agoToday we remember Saint Bernard, a French Cistercian abbot, mystic, and Doctor of the Church. His spirituality centered on love for Christ and a deep devotion to the Blessed Mother.
If you wish to help us evangelize, please visit: https://www.osvhub.com/olacathedral/funds
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Arch Los Angeles 2 weeks agoAt the age of 20, St. Bernard joined the monastic community of Citeaux. His 5 brothers, 2 uncles, and some 30 young friends joined him in monastic life.
St. Bernard of Clairvaux, pray for us!
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Arch Los Angeles 3 weeks agoSelf-described “macho apologist” Scott Hahn was challenged by a former professor about the Assumption, but could only give “weak responses.” Read how that challenge influenced him and his witness to Mary our Mother on Angelus News:
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There’s no need to argue about Mary’s Assumption
The argument isn’t ours. God will make his response, in his time. We need to witness. Let’s do so on the feast of Mary’s Queenship, Aug. 22.
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Arch Los Angeles 3 weeks agoCatherine Casas, junior at St. Pius X – St. Matthias Academy, got a second chance to play sports, which led her to relying on Jesus and the realization that without him she is nothing. Watch her #LACatholicStory and see how she tries to “slip a little Jesus into everything.”
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