Angelus News

At today's #WhiteMass, Archbishop José H. Gomez will recognize the "army of healers" who have guided the sick through the #covid19 pandemic this year. "This [year] has brought out the best angels," said Mission Doctors Association director Elise Frederick.

The love we are called to is far more than simple affection or warm sentiment. We must give ourselves totally to God, loving with our whole beings, with all our heart, soul, and mind. Our love for our neighbor must express itself in concrete actions.

Tomislav Vlasic, who was laicized in 2009, was excommunicated July 15, the Diocese of Brescia announced this week. Vlasic had been the spiritual director to six people who said they experienced Medjugorie visions.

With the Los Angeles Dodgers gearing up for Game 3 of the #WorldSeries, we can guarantee Vin Scully and his wife, Sandi, will be tuning in: "You can bet we’ll watch every pitch for sure." Read the rest of our exclusive interview with the Dodgers legend: https://angelusnews.com//sports-broadcasting-legend-vin-s/

Water is everything. It’s your basic health and survival; it’s your quality of life in a home. It’s any business, schools, cleanliness, cooking, your well-being, your convenience.

Thank you for joining us today live from the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels in Downtown Los Angeles. We may be tuning in from locations far away, but we are together in prayer! #saferathome Today's Readings http://www.usccb.org/bible/readings

Earlier this year, Angelus News looked at what #JP2 would have to say about #covid19 and our culture of death. As we approach the end of the year, still in lockdown in many places, it’s worth revisiting the pope’s words about how to make individuals count.

During this unusual year where COVID-19 has changed how we live, work, pray, and socialize, this is an opportunity to celebrate and thank the farm workers, said Father Ochoa at the opening Mass at Muranaka Farms. #GuadalupeLA

As the family goes, so goes the nation and so goes the whole world in which we live.

As a Mexican-American from the Southwest, he shrugged off racism for years, but an incident during law school changed his carefree attitude.

With a controversial election looming and a pandemic with no real end in sight, many are living in fear about what the next day will bring, let alone 2021. What can we learn from #JP2 on his feast day about how to handle our fears?

St. John Paul II, pray for us!