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Guadalupe's gift: LA pilgrims find new strength in their Mother's love - Vimarsana News

Guadalupe's gift: LA pilgrims find new strength in their Mother's love

On the cover: Pilgrims from LA joined locals for Sunday Mass at Santa Maria Tulpetlac Church outside of Mexico City July 9, as part of a special Guadalupe pilgrimage this month. On Page 10, pilgrims spoke to Editor-in-Chief Pablo Kay about the prayers they brought to Tepeyac Hill — and some of the surprises the

OSV News editor-in-chief elected president of CMA board - Vimarsana News

OSV News editor-in-chief elected president of CMA board

Gretchen Crowe, the editor-in-chief of OSV News, has been elected the new president of the board of the Catholic Media Association (CMA).

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LOS ANGELES (OSV News) -- During his seven years as auxiliary bishop in Los Angeles, Bishop David G. O'Connell made many friends -- and a strong impression -- among his brother bishops. The native of County Cork, Ireland, was one of three priests named auxiliary bishops for Los Angeles by Pope Francis in July 2015. The pope was known to refer privately to the future bishops -- then-Father O'Connell, then-Father Robert E. Barron, a Chicago-born media evangelist, and then-Msgr. Joseph V. Brennan,

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HACIENDA HEIGHTS, Calif. (OSV News)  -- The crowd of people praying in the parking lot of St. John Vianney Church in the Los Angeles suburb of Hacienda Heights late Feb. 20 -- parents with their children, parishioners getting off of work, and even some stray teenagers -- seemed to expand with each joyful mystery of the rosary. Archbishop José H. Gomez of Los Angeles was one of them. After appearing that afternoon alongside Los Angeles County Sheriff Robert Luna at a press conference, he made