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Want to reduce crime? Offer kids hope, not just punishment, say officials
Financial-bailout rejection by Congress poses new concerns
St. Lawrence of Brindisi: 'A place of incredible love'
Oblate Fathers combine efforts at three northeast Valley parishes
With a sense of community and belonging
St. Charles Borromeo Church: A history
'Harry, if I don't get a place to live this winter, I'm going to die'
Young adult leaders honored at annual liturgy
Military leader assesses 'globalized world' in Notre Dame visit
Renovated Crespi campus prepares for next 50 years
Loyola hosts Community Service Fair
San Fernando Region News
bullet Our Lady of Lourdes marks 50 years in Northridge
bullet Obituaries
bullet Students from various faiths dialogue for peace
Italian economist says world's economic stability relies on trust

Viewpoints
Campaign 2008: Iraq and the war against jihadism
Two anniversaries
Liturgy
Peace: The presence of God
Spirituality
bullet Struggling with our own inadequacy
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Entertainment
Film: Local priest offers 'election thriller'
Movie Reviews
Sports
CYO promotes PLC 'sports as ministry' program

 

 

 


Articles on preventing and healing from sex abuse

bailoutFinancial-bailout rejection by Congress poses new concerns
To those entrusted with husbanding the financial portfolios of Catholic foundations and institutions, the Sept. 29 rejection by the U.S. House of a $700 billion package to shore up the nation's financial systems posed new concerns about the economy and those charged with overseeing it.

policyWant to reduce crime? Offer kids hope, not just punishment, say officials
Local officials and religious leaders last week urged California voters to vote "No" on Proposition 6, a state initiative that would create multiple new crimes and additional penalties, some with the potential for new life sentences.

lawrenceSt. Lawrence of Brindisi: 'A place of incredible love'
St. Lawrence of Bindisi Parish celebrates 100 years of serving the people of Watts, California.

oblateOblate Fathers combine efforts at three northeast Valley parishes
It's a weekday noon at St. Ferdinand's rectory, and nine Oblate Fathers have gathered for prayer and their mid-day meal. Painted on the refectory wall behind them is a mural of the parishes they serve: Mary Immaculate in Pacoima and Santa Rosa and St. Ferdinand in San Fernando.

harrypaul'Harry, if I don't get a place to live this winter, I'm going to die'
An unlikely friendship develops between a businessman and a homeless man at St. Brendan Church in the Hancock Park area of Los Angeles.

youngadultYoung adult leaders honored at annual liturgy
Nearly 300 other young adults with their own connection to God through parish and diocesan ministry were honored Sept. 27 at the 13th annual Eucharistic liturgy.

admiralMilitary leader assesses 'globalized world' in Notre Dame visit
Seeing situations through other people's eyes is crucial in a globalized world, said Admiral Michael Mullen, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, at a Notre Dame High School assembly in Sherman Oaks Sept. 19.

charlesWith a sense of community and belonging
Tucked near the busy 101 and 170 freeway intersection in North Hollywood, St. Charles Borromeo Church reflects both the bustling City of Los Angeles and its rural beginnings.

crespiRenovated Crespi campus prepares for next 50 years
Alongside American and California flags, the papal flag flutters in the breeze above the new track and field adjacent to the new fine arts mission-style building at Crespi Carmelite High School in Encino.

loyolaLoyola hosts Community Service Fair
More than 150 representatives from 70 social service agencies and schools throughout Los Angeles converged at Loyola High School Sept. 16 to offer a variety of service opportunities as part of the Jesuit prep school's ongoing formation program.

humanitas'John Adams,' two films win Humanitas prizes
Screenwriters Nancy Oliver ("Lars and the Real Girl") and Ronald Harwood ("The Diving Bell and the Butterfly") were honored Sept. 17 as feature film winners of the Humanitas Prize at the 34th annual ceremony attended by more than 400 entertainment industry professionals.



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Official Statements
Pastoral Letter to Catholic Faithful in the Archdiocese of Los Angeles. Click Here
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Archdiocese reaches agreement with more than 500 abuse claimants. Click Here
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Chronology: Statements on settlement of civil lawsuits. Click Here
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Statement on the Settlement of 45 cases . Click Here
Supreme Court ruling has no affect on archdiocesan policy: Priests found to have sexually abused minors will never be reinstated to ministry in the church. Click Here
Cardinal Roger Mahony issues a statement about the National Review Board study on clerical sex abuse following the June 12 Los Angeles Times article. Click Here
Cardinal Roger Mahony, in a pastoral statement, pledges assurance of trustworthy ministry in the Archdiocese of Los Angeles. Click Here
The Archdiocese of Los Angeles explains its policies and procedures for dealing with allegations of sexual abuse involving church personnel. Click Here
A brochure, "Respecting the Boundaries," has been developed by the Archdiocese of Los Angeles, as part of its effort to educate parishioners about the problem of sexual abuse. Click Here


Catholic News Wire
Serve the poor to better know God, pope says at soup kitchen
Lithuanian Catholics restoring Hill of Crosses damaged by fire
Up to 25 U.S. bishops could retire for age reasons in 2007
Canadian elder recalls childhood Christmases: cold nights, dog sleds
Canadian elder recalls childhood Christmases: cold nights, dog sleds
As media influence expands, number of broadcast outlet owners shrinks
Chaplain head says troops respected amid policy divisions
Catholic centenarian stays on the move with multiple parish duties
 

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Directions on Evangelization
A new pastoral letter for the Archdiocese of Los Angeles highlights the need for a "fresh encounter" with Jesus Christ.
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