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Remembering the witness of Mexico’s martyrs 100 years later (opens the original)
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As many of you know, in a chapel in the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels, we are blessed to have what we believe is the only relic from the holy tilma that bears the miraculous image of Our Lady of Guadalupe. The relic was a gift to my predecessor, Archbishop John J. Cantwell, from the archbishop of Mexico City, the Servant of God Luis María Martinez. During the persecutions that followed the Mexican Revolution of 1917, Cantwell was a quiet hero, working with the Knights of Columbus and other
Why it’s a miracle to be able to pray (opens the original)
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Recently, I was praying the Liturgy of the Hours. The spiritual reading for the day was a passage from St. John Mary Vianney about prayer: “Humanity has a noble task: that of prayer and love. To pray and to love, that is the happiness of men and women on earth.” He goes on to talk about something that I think about too: what a privilege we have to be able to pray. We have the beautiful privilege to talk to the Creator of the heavens and the earth, the One who made all the seas and mountains and
What the Virgin Mary's Assumption reveals to us about life and death (opens the original)
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“Our relationship with life seems to be in a crisis today,” Pope Leo XIV writes in “Magnifica Humanitas” (“Magnificent Humanity”). In his encyclical and in his addresses and writings, the Holy Father has continued to call our attention to this crisis, which he sees expressed not only in the movements to promote euthanasia, abortion, and “surrogate” motherhood, but also in the destruction of war. And as the pope notes, the transhumanist movement reflects even darker ambitions — to use science and
Archbishop Gomez: After summer, a new season of faith (opens the original)
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I hope this has been a beautiful summer for you, that you were able to spend some time resting and relaxing with your families; hopefully you also found a little more time for yourselves for prayer, reflection, and recreation. My summer has been busier than in years past, but it has been renewing and refreshing. Especially during summer, I like to do a little more spiritual reading and reflecting on the Gospels, and I have been able to do that. As many of you did, I also enjoyed watching the Wor
The connection between Our Lady of Guadalupe and the story of America (opens the original)
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On Saturday, I celebrated Mass at the Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe in Mexico City for more than 300 pilgrims from parishes across Los Angeles. It was beautiful, a moment of joy. I was joined at the altar, under the miraculous image of Our Lady, by four of our bishops, more than a dozen priests, and several deacons. Together we offered more than 45,000 petitions and prayer requests from the family of God here in the Archdiocese of Los Angeles, asking Holy Mary to intercede for all our needs.
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