- California Catholic Daily

L.A. Catholic schools get some students backNot up to pre-pandemic level

L.A. Catholic schools get some students back
Not up to pre-pandemic level

…The archdiocese reported a 2.05% increase for this school year during its October survey, contributing to total growth of 4.58% in enrollment since June 2020. Although the two-year upswing is encouraging, archdiocesan schools are not

Church music composer investigated by L.A. archdioceseGives new meaning to “You are Mine,” “We are Called,” “Blest are They”

Church music composer investigated by L.A. archdiocese
Gives new meaning to “You are Mine,” “We are Called,” “Blest are They”

The Archdiocese of Los Angeles says it will investigate allegations of sexual misconduct against noted liturgical musician and composer David Haas, who has performed over the years at the archdiocese’s Religious Education Congress.

Archbishop Gomez: God is calling us to show love for HimCompares the present to first century of Christianity

Archbishop Gomez: God is calling us to show love for Him
Compares the present to first century of Christianity

Speaking on behalf of all the priests in the archdiocese of Los Angeles, in his weekly column published today, Archbishop José Gomez expressed his longing for the faithful during this Easter season, and acknowledged that although there

Archbishop Gomez talks with religion teachersThey ask for inclusive messaging, social justice projects

Archbishop Gomez talks with religion teachers
They ask for inclusive messaging, social justice projects

Archbishop José Gomez heard “catechized questioning” when he met with 75 Catholics at Bishop Alemany High School in Mission Hills. They and their principals were invited by the Department of Catholic Schools to a third annual event that unites

L.A. archdiocese celebrates diversity

L.A. archdiocese celebrates diversity

The Archdiocese of Los Angeles, the nation’s largest and most diverse diocese, will celebrate the contributions to the Catholic Church of nearly 40 ethnic communities at the 15th annual Celebration of Cultures

Priestly vocations in L.A. up from 8 to 26

Priestly vocations in L.A. up from 8 to 26

The following comes from a Sept. 3 story in the Angelus, Los Angeles online archdiocesan newspaper. (Photo: J.D. Long-García) ….Founded in 2003, the Juan Diego House [a house of formation for college-age

The proper place of abortion

The proper place of abortion

The following comes from a Jan. 22 story in the Washington Post. ….Last weekend, the five dioceses in Southern California held their first “One Life” event, a march and fair timed to

Another email for the L.A. archdiocese

Another email for the L.A. archdiocese

The following comes from a Jan. 14 email to Cal Catholic from one of its readers. Fiscal Year 2014-2015, the Catholic Campaign for Human Development provided a $40,000 grant to the Inland Empire Sponsoring

Archbishop Gomez and the email writer

Archbishop Gomez and the email writer

The following comes from a Jan. 9 email sent to California Catholic Daily. Dear faithful friend, I have appealed to my bishop and in turn, to several of his brother

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