Approximately 3,000 people gathered for the Archdiocese of Los Angeles’ 11th annual OneLife LA on Saturday, moved to the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels.
Earlier this week archdiocesan officials in Los Angeles announced the OneLife LA event would be held entirely in the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels.
Known as both a healer and for his devotion to St. Joseph, St. André Bessette led the effort to build Montreal’s famous Oratory of St. Joseph.
Catholic actor Jonathan Roumie, Cardinal Stephen Chow of Hong Kong, and Harrison Butker of the Kansas City Chiefs will address the Class of 2024.
Preferring the peace of the cloister to public life, St. Pius V is remembered for ridding the Church of the abuses and corruption of the time.
Rain couldn’t dampen the hearts that champion the cause of the unborn in California on Saturday.
Catholic “Aggies” will now have a new place of worship where they can “encounter Christ through art and architecture.”
The initiative, funded by Catholic Charities, is being led by Greensburg Diocese’s Bishop Larry Kulick in partnership with Archbishop Borys Gudziak.
Saint John’s Abbey Woodworking will join forces with Abbey Organ Builders to build organs and serve as a school for artisans.
While in some parts of the country church organs are being removed, destroyed, or sold, in other places they are increasingly in demand.
At the end of Black History Month, Catholics would do well to recall that there are currently six African American Catholics who are on the path to sainthood.
Two centuries ago, Mary Elizabeth Lange emigrated to the United States from Cuba and joined a friend to offer free education to Baltimore’s Black children.
San Francisco and Los Angeles events brought out droves of participants to witness to the humanity of the unborn and the dignity of all life.