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Young Catholics embrace Fulton Sheen’s ‘grandpa’ appeal at beatification (opens the original)
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Like so many Americans of her generation, Rosemary Serna used to tune in with her mother to watch Bishop Fulton Sheen on TV during the 1950s. Then Serna left the Church for sixty years. She got married, had children, and worked for several decades as a Los Angeles County deputy probation officer. Yet the faith of her youth seemed forgotten. But after her husband’s death in 2020, something began to stir inside. She remembers sitting at home one night, thinking about going out to buy cigarettes an
Chatsworth bus and helicopter victims shared Catholic backgrounds (opens the original)
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It felt as if the whole world had crashed down on Chatsworth. The hundreds who turned out for a prayer vigil last night at St. John Eudes Catholic Church were still reeling from the horror of watching not one, but two catastrophes strike close to home just 48 hours before. “No one can make sense of what is happening, but something powerful is happening here,” LA City Councilmember John Lee told the crowd gathered in the parish’s patio area. Earlier this week, on Sept. 15, twin accidents rocked t
LA celebrates election of local Knight of Peter Claver to national post (opens the original)
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When Greg Warner Sr. was elected to the post of “Supreme Navigator” for the Knights of Peter Claver’s national leadership earlier this summer, it marked the first time in the order’s history that a knight from the Western U.S. had been chosen for the position. For his fellow Knights and Ladies Auxiliary in Los Angeles, the election was a cause of pride – and surprise. “We were very, very shocked that anyone from LA could win anything national,” said Keith LaSassier, one of Warner’s fellow fourth
Hosea Alexander, the rocket scientist who became LA’s first permanent deacon (opens the original)
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Hosea Alexander Sr. was a standout athlete, a military veteran, and a pioneering rocket scientist who worked on some of NASA’s earliest space missions. But for the last 51 years of his life, all the honors and trophies he’d collected couldn’t compare with what he loved being the most: a deacon. “Now that you’re retired and a deacon, you’re doing more now than when you were working,” Alexander’s wife, Genevieve, would tease him. And Hosea Alexander was not just any deacon. Known for his outgoing,
In upscale Santa Monica, Latinos keep devotion to St. Anne alive (opens the original)
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The corner of Colorado Avenue and 20th Street in Santa Monica is not where you’d expect to find the largest outdoor Catholic shrine in Los Angeles County. This is the heart of “Silicon Beach,” where sleek new buildings contain creative design studios, film, and music production offices, and million-dollar condos. Juice bars and brunch spots are steps away, and a big craft brewery across the street fills up in the evenings. But long before any of that was here, the grotto-like space behind St. An
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