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Engineering education in the tradition of Don Bosco

Two Don Bosco Technical Institute students recently had the opportunity to share their love of engineering with younger students at a nearby middle school in Whittier.

Proposed repeal of statute is discriminatory, say opponents

Proposed state legislation that repeals the statute of limitations for claims of childhood sexual abuse is discriminatory against both private institutions and victims who were allegedly abused in public institutions, say opponents of the bill.

Our fundamental option

Several years ago at a conference that I was attending, the keynote speaker challenged his audience in this way.

More movies in May for Catholic families

This week, we conclude our spotlighting of classic movies to stir discussion in Christian belief and ethics among Catholic families, courtesy of the Turner Classic Movie Network.

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‘The Way’: Seeking to reach underserved seniors with faith

Written by Doris Benavides 30 September 2011

“Pretty overwhelming and I’m pretty nervous.”

Director, script writer and actor Emilio Estevez still gets the jitters when screening one of his movies, especially when it’s an independent film with spiritual content (not an easy pill for many to swallow), such as “The Way.”

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At St. Peter Chanel: ‘Not an ordinary’ group for young adults

Written by By Doris Benavides 23 September 2011

September 16. Friday. About 5 p.m. Basketball court at St. Peter Chanel Church in Hawaiian Gardens.

A year ago David Castillo, 24, would have been alone somewhere in Denver drinking alcohol, sniffing heroin or smoking any other hard core drug. Tonight he is getting ready for the “Fun Night.”

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Celebration of Cultures: A microcosm of the world

Written by Story by Brenda Rees 21 September 2011

The catholic mood of this year’s annual Celebration of Cultures Mass was evident not only by the ethnicities represented, but also displayed by the rainbow of colors on the festive traditional clothing worn by the hundreds of worshippers who came to the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels Sept. 17.

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Mass walk: Pomona students revive a 1950s tradition

Written by BY BRENDA REES 21 September 2011

Last week, students, faculty and staff at Pomona Catholic School laced up their collective walking shoes as they revived a tradition at the San Gabriel Valley school that had been shelved since the mid-1980s — walking to Mass as an entire student body.

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New CRS head addresses prayer breakfast

Written by By R. W. DELLINGER 21 September 2011

At the seventh-annual Los Angeles Prayer Breakfast, keynote speaker Carolyn Woo, recently named president and CEO of Catholic Relief Services, said there has been a failure by today’s Catholic parents and elders to pass on the moral pinning, values and, most of all, love of their faith to their children.

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Papal intentions for May: That administrators of justice may act always with integrity and right conscience; That seminaries, especially those of mission churches, may form pastors after the Heart of Christ, fully dedicated to proclaiming the Gospel.

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