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New Los Angeles ministry aims to help families of the imprisoned

New Los Angeles ministry aims to help families of the imprisoned

Families with loved ones in prison are feeling isolated, and a new initiative of the Archdiocese of Los Angeles is setting out to change that.

Deacon Paulino Juarez and Deacon Louis Roche, both

San Francisco young adults group and Ignatius Press reach out to prisoners

The following comes from a February 23 Catholic San Francisco article by Christina Gray: About 35 young adults gathered in the St. Dominic parish hall February 17 to write letters to and purchase

Pope Francis tells Christians they must fight death penalty

Pope Francis tells Christians they must fight death penalty

The following comes from a February 21 Catholic News Agency article: Christians must work to abolish the death penalty and improve prison conditions, Pope Francis said on Sunday. After

San Gabriel Catholics visit prisoners on the border

San Gabriel Catholics visit prisoners on the border

The following comes from an October 22 Angelus article by Jorge Luis Macias: TECATE, MEXICO — Dozens of Catholics travelled to this border town to visit thousands of men in prison in

There are many churches where we can’t talk about this

There are many churches where we can’t talk about this

The following comes from an September 25 Tidings article by Maria Luisa Torres: For Antonieta Zuniga, a long-time parishioner at Dolores Mission Church in Boyle Heights, her life thus far has dealt

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