On the feast day of Saint Blaise we invoke the intercession of this glorious martyr and bishop to heal all ailments of the throat and other maladies. Monsignor Anthony Mancini, Rector of the Cathedral of Saints Peter & Paul, imparts the traditional blessing of the throats.

“Now, Master, you may let your servant go in peace, according to your word, for my eyes have seen your salvation, which you prepared in the sight of all the peoples: a light for revelation to the Gentiles, and glory for your people Israel.” Luke

Happy Feast of the Presentation of the Lord!

Join us this Wednesday, February 4th, during the Day of Remembrance and Healing for Cancer. Please consider spreading the hope of St. Jude by sending the Prayer to St. Jude for those Affected by Cancer eCard to a friend or family member: bit.ly/sendprayercards

Saint Blaise, Bishop and Martyr, pray for us!

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Join Pope Leo XIV in praying for children with incurable diseases this February: Lord Jesus, who welcomed the little ones in your arms and blessed them tenderly, today we bring before you the children living with incurable illnesses. Their fragile bodies are a sign of your

LIVESTREAM: Mass at St. Michael's Cathedral Basilica - Tuesday, February 3, 2026 youtube.com/live/EIjw8Fc1-…

Thousands of #LACatholics and friends gathered at the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels to celebrate and walk for LIFE! Watch the joy 👇 youtube.com/watch?v=ikzfQU…

Now launching a powerful new series you won't want to miss! Into the Breach: The Dignity of Work explores why work matters. We look not just at the work we do, but who we become through it. Rooted in Scripture and Catholic teaching, this series reframes daily labor as a mission

“Jesus foretold Peter’s own sufferings and crucifixion. By this the Lord suggested that ‘feed my sheep’ meant ‘suffer for my sheep.’” -St. Augustine

John de Britto, a Portuguese Jesuit, embraced Indian life to evangelize across caste lines. He relentlessly went about preaching and teaching, resulting in many embracing the Christian faith. He was martyred in India in 1693 for his faith.

Mary, Mother of Hope, pray for those grieving loss - of loved ones, opportunities, or dreams. Comfort them with the assurance that God can bring new life even from sorrow. Amen🙏

Today, 4 February, the Ordo Praedicatorum celebrates the feast of one of our most famous mystics: St Catherine de’ Ricci was born in 1522 of a noble family. To the distress of her mother she burned from an early age with great love for Christ crucified. At the age of twelve she

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Today at the General Audience, Pope Leo continued the catechesis on Vatican II’s Dei Verbum, reflecting on Sacred Scripture as God’s word in human words. As he said, “God is the principal author of Scripture,” who reveals himself through human language, history, and

Join us today, and the first Wednesday of every month, to pray for all those affected by cancer. Learn more + send your petition: bit.ly/Feb26Cancer

As Americans, as Christians, we have to speak out for the dignity of the human person. Every crisis is a crisis of saints. So now is the hour for our Christian witness. It is our duty as followers of Jesus, to help America recover her soul. #PrayforPeace