#Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels

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A first-time Christmas mass experience for a non-Christian

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Latino Theater Company’s Free Holiday Pageant is L.A.’s Largest

For those of our readers in the Los Angeles area, the Latino Theater Company will have their annual signature holiday pageant that will have over 100 actors, singers and indigenous Aztec dancers as well as children and seniors from the Los Angeles community. It is the Los Angeles city’s largest theatrical holiday pageant and the best part about this? It’s free for the general public. Keep reading…

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Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels.  Los Angeles, CA 2019.

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A walking tour inside of the Cathedral Of Our Lady Of The Angels that resides in Los Angeles, California. It may look simplistically modern on the outside but the interior has a bit more beauty to it. The portraits of the Saints along the walls are what really accentuates the environment. 

More info about it in these posts: [1] [2]

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Spring 2019 iPhone6s+ Hipstamatic Photography Original Photographers Photographers On Tumblr Lowy Lens, Otto Film, No Flash

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Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels  (08/21/18)

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The Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels in Los Angeles was designed by the Spanish architect Rafael Moneo after the old cathedral was damaged in an earthquake. Completed between 1999-2002 this vast structure is executed in concrete with alabaster windows, which filter soft light into the interior. The design updates the traditional architectural language of a cathedral, employing concrete in faceted sculptural masses.

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ALL SAINTS

A great Jesuit theologian of the last century, Karl Rahner, wrote:

“This collective feast, All Saints, is also an occasion to acknowledge the varieties of holiness. Though they share a certain family resemblance, the saints are not formed in any particular mold. Some are renowned for contemplation and others for action; some played a public role while others spent their lives in quiet obscurity. Some demonstrated the vitality of ancient traditions while others were pioneers, charting new possibilities in the spiritual life. Some received recognition and honor within their lifetimes, while others were scorned and even persecuted” - Karl Rahner, “All Saints,” in Theological Investigations 8.

Take some time today to rummage through your life, backward, and look for those saintly and holy people who have touched and inspired you in some way. Be grateful for each one of them.

Art: Communion of Saints by John Nava (Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels in Los Angeles) From left to right saints depicted are Nicholas, Dominic, Mary Magdalen, Ann, Joseph. Paul, Peter, Charles Lawanga, Maria Goretti and Agatha.

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Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels in DTLA / March 2016

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MJ2 and JL3 - i might make it...never took pictures of Cathedral of our Lady of the Angels. 

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Breakfast, The Cathedral and a Play

Breakfast, The Cathedral and a Play

My  post in today’s  Larchmont Buzz mentions a few places we like for breakfast in and around the Arts District.

Heart of Downtown on a Sunday

I also reflect on the sentiments of the play we saw at The Ahmanson, “The Trip to Bountiful,” and how fond memories can come from the city as much as they can from a small town upbringing.  Home is indeed where your heart…and your soul is.  I also write…

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Re-imagining DTLA Re-imaging Life

Re-imagining DTLA Re-imaging Life

I visited USC today.  It was the first time I’ve been on the campus since Nick and I went for his orientation day.  I sat in the lecture hall that he would’ve sat in–Room 101 in Lewis Hall, the main building for The Price School of Public Policy.  I attended a guest speaker session with Councilmember José Huizar where he talked about the re-imagining of Downtown Los Angeles (DTLA).

Nick took this…