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St. Paul the Apostle breaks ground on major school project

Hundreds of parishioners and students of St. Paul the Apostle Church and School in Westwood gathered the morning of June 5 for a long-anticipated celebration.

Papal trip to Brazil: Critical for younger generations

Look for strong turnout, robust media interest and unscripted moments when Jorge Mario Bergoglio makes his first trip abroad as Pope Francis when he arrives in Brazil in late July, according to a Brazilian writer and academic.

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A young man (Henry Cavell) works on a crab boat in the icy ocean waters of the North Pacific.

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‘Yes on 34’ advocates step up efforts to raise awareness

Written by Doris Benavides 26 October 2012

Lay people, religious women and priests are increasing their efforts to raise awareness throughout the archdiocese and working together with the interfaith community on the importance of voting yes on Proposition 34 in accordance with Catholic social teaching.

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Mother of Sorrows students show ‘Locks of Love’

Written by Robert Dellinger 26 October 2012

Kristine Salmeron’s dad cut 13 inches off her dark hair three weeks ago. After growing for nearly five years, it was almost down to her hips. The fourth-grader at Mother of Sorrows School in South Los Angeles loved her long hair, but in late September decided she didn’t need it.

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How do we get the ‘nones’ back in the habit?

Written by Paula Doyle 19 October 2012

The “nones” are rising — “nones,” in this case, meaning people who indicate in surveys that they have no religion or do not belong to any denomination.

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VATICAN II AT 50: (Re)Discovering the Asian Church

Written by BY TRACY SAYUKI TIEMEIER 19 October 2012

Asia is a vast continent of diverse peoples, languages, cultures, and religions. Home to Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, Sikhism, Shintoism, Taoism and Confucianism, it is also home to Judaism, Christianity and Islam (as the Near East and the Middle East are geographically a part of Asia).

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Sacred duty: Saints show that church is holy despite failings

Written by Cindy Wooden 19 October 2012

Catholic devotion to the saints appears to be alive and well, and Pope Benedict XVI continues to proclaim new saints at a regular pace.

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Papal intentions for June: That a culture of dialogue, listening, and mutual respect may prevail among peoples; That where secularization is strongest, Christian communities may effectively promote a new evangelization.

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