Christmas
And the Word became flesh and made his dwelling among us
Every Christmas is a new beginning — for our lives and for the whole world. When we see the Child in the manger, we know how much God loves us. This Child is born for you and for me, and for every person.
-Archbishop Gomez
Invite God into your home
In the family, we can learn together how to treat one another as Christ would — and how to build a world where justice, love, and mercy can flourish. How does it happen? It starts with prayer! This Christmas, ask the Holy Family to teach us how to life and love.
Christmas Livestream Mass Schedule from the Cathedral of Our Lady of Angels
Thursday, December 24, 2020 – Advent Masses
7:00 am (Mass in Spanish)
8:00 am (Mass in English)
Thursday, December 24, 2020 – Christmas Vigil Mass
2:00 pm (Mass in English)
4:00 pm (Bilingual Mass)
Friday, December 25, 2020 – Christmas Masses
7:00 am (Mass in Spanish)
9:00 am (Mass in English)
10:30 am (Mass in Spanish)
Friday, January 1, 2021 – New Year’s Day Masses
9:00 am (Bilingual Mass)
Reflection from Archbishop Gomez
This challenging year calls us back to the truth that what matters is seeking God’s will for our lives, following his commands, fixing our hearts on heaven as we carry out our duty to love here on earth.
Stories of Hope from Angelus News
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Poetry of COVID-19
As the fog of COVID-19 began to descend on 2020, I found myself suffocating within my own bubble, beset by stay-at-... READ MORE »
Memento mori
It has been, to use a pop culture phrase, a “dumpster fire” of a year. We have lost 300,000 of our fellow Ameri... READ MORE »
A Chaplain’s Story
When Providence College announced that it would receive students on campus this fall, I was enthusiastic, even if a... READ MORE »
Return to the Church
I almost talked myself out of wearing the veil I chose for my first confirmation and Communion this summer. Would m... READ MORE »
A Cardinal’s Story
2020 was a year marked by sickness, death, unrest, isolation, and economic difficulty — a year that has challeng... READ MORE »
A Daughter’s Story
Each week as I pull into my parents’ driveway, I put the car into park. I take a few deep breaths. In the faintes... READ MORE »
The Office for Vocations and the Seminarians of the Archdiocese of Los Angeles wish everyone a Blessed and Merry Christmas and a joy-filled New Year.