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COUNCIL OF LOS ANGELES
GOVERNING BOARD
2009-10
Claire PadamaPresident
James R. WeissDaniel Sciacia
Co-Vice-Presidents
Thomas A. PolenzaniTreasurer
Robert W. HustonSecretary
Rev. Pedro Villarroya, C.M.Spiritual Advisor
COUNCIL MEMBERSRichard Chavez
Sally CorlettAnthony V. Costanzo
Monsignor Gregory A. CoxDaniel F. DuranThomas HwangUrsula Hyman
Ed KunklerMark Mariscal
Suzanne MingletonCarol Pedersen
Sister Alice M. Quinn, D.C.Richard Rink
Hilmar A. Rosenast
DIRECTORS EMERITUSCoyne QuinnHoward Staley
Dorothy Llamas
Cover - Photos represent the counties served by the Society
The Society of St. Vincent de Paul, Councilof Los Angeles, is part of a worldwideorganization of lay Catholic men andwomen who are committed to live and growin their Christian faith through prayer andpersonal involvement in charitable works.The Society’s mission is accomplishedthrough parish and community-based(volunteer) groups called Conferences, andprograms called ‘SpecialWorks.’ The Society’swork includes any actions that promote thedignity of the person, alleviate suffering anddistress, while correcting the conditions thatcause them.
MISSION STATEMENT
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MessageFROM THE PRESIDENT & EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Dear Friends,
Turning a new leaf with the changing season…At some point in our lives we’veall asked for some type of help. We usually turn to family and friends for thatsupport, but for many, there is no one to turn to for assistance except theSociety St. Vincent de Paul. Since 1908, the Los Angeles Council has beenproviding aid to the hungry, homeless, and working poor regardless of race,origin, religion or gender.
This year continued to be one of misfortune and struggle for many families inour service areas. A steady rise in unemployment, increasing homelessnessand a dramatic jump in the cost of the basic necessities of life pushed manyfamilies to the edge. The number of calls and home visits for emergency help in 2010 was more than theprevious years with 6,546 home visits. Volunteers worked 317,155 tireless hours throughout the year toreach out to the lonely and forgotten, to ease their burden in this time of isolation, fear and despair.We answered their many calls and brought hope and positive change to their lives. We fed the hungry,clothed the disadvantaged and low income individuals at our Thrift Stores, provided temporaryhousing to 136,258 people in our LA and Ventura shelters, subsidized close to 1,200 youth to enrich their livesat the Circle V Ranch summer camp, empowered prisoners through our support of the prisoner resettlementprogram and provided affordable housing in Los Angeles and Camarillo.
In this ever-changing world, we need to work towards expansion and revitalization to add new parishes andmembership to continue the foundation we have laid. Our core mission remains the same: to serve the poor withdignity and humility and offer hope and compassion to those most in need. Last year we were blessedwith many opportunities to help our brothers and sisters in crisis with nearly $3.3 million in dollars spentand in-kind assistance. Each time we are able to keep a family from homelessness or hunger, we renew their hopefor the future.
As Vincentians, your compassion for the less fortunate is obvious. With your on-going support, we continueto grow and ensure that the spirit of St. Vincent de Paul lives on into the future…one story at a time.
In the true spirit of St. Vincent and Blessed Frédéric Ozanam,
Claire Padama David FieldsCouncil President Executive Director
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St. Vincent de Paul, Council of Los Angeles
Close to 2,000 St. Vincent de Paul ‘Vincentian’ volunteersprovided more than 375,000 services, or acts ofkindness, to the homeless, the disadvantaged and theworking-poor last year. This included, but was notlimited to, food, household goods, rent, medical, dental,legal assistance, jobs, travel aid and home visits. Theoutreach benefitted people regardless of religion,race, gender or national origin in the counties of L.A.,Ventura and Santa Barbara.
A couple items of interest: More than 229,000 individualsreceived food valued close to $1.6 million - anincrease of $200,000 from the previous year - while$200,000 in rental and other forms of financialassistance were spent to help families from becominghomeless.
The Society's volunteers, from more than 100 Confer-ences, donated more than 317,000 hours of their owntime and over 752,000 miles on their personal vehiclesto make home visits to help improve the quality of lifefor those in need.
CONFERENCE VOLUNTEERS
BRING CHANGE TO THE
LESS FORTUNATE
Disabled since the age of four, a 13-year-old boyrecently had major back surgery. Up to now, thechild had been sleeping on an old sofa bed that hadseen its best days. A hospital bed was needed,and fast. The boy’s mother, a single parentwith two other teenagers, was referred to a localSt. Vincent de Paul Conference where ‘Vincentian’volunteers visited her home. The Vincentianscontacted the Society’s store to see if a hospitalbed had been donated. Fortunately, a gently-usedbed had just come in. It was given to anddelivered free of charge to the boy. The hospitalbed now provides the comfort the child needsduring his difficult recovery.
Case Statement:
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2009 – 2010 Annual Report
The Circle V Ranch Camp program celebrates its 66thanniversary in 2011. Since 1945, thousands of youngboys and girls, ages 7-13, have been mentored, enjoyedpeer interaction, learned new life-skills and participatedin traditional camp activities in an environment wherehopes and dreams are instilled and encouraged. CircleV Ranch Camp hosts nine one-week sessions fromJune to August in a safe and structured environmentnear Santa Barbara in the mountains of Los PadresNational Forest overlooking Lake Cachuma. Lastyear, 99% of the children received camperships toattend Circle V Ranch.
CIRCLE V RANCH CAMP –WHERE TOMORROW
BEGINS TODAY
As a teenager and only child to blind parents, Adamfaced hurdles most people will never encounter.Though Adam had his sight, he struggled in schooland felt the pressure of the family’s financial strain.Adam read the mail daily to his parents and assumedmany household responsibilities. His outlet was histrumpet, which he bought by selling some of hisvideo games. Adam spent time as a camper and latera CILT (Camper-In-Leadership-Training) at theSociety’s Circle V Ranch. His presence helped hispeers with their self-esteem. Adam shared how hepersevered under trying times at home and assistedchildren who wanted to play the trumpet. The campstaff encouraged Adam, giving him a stage to releasehis talents and just have fun. This, in turn, gaveAdam confidence and hope for the future!
Case Statement:
St. Vincent de Paul, Council of Los Angeles
Since the mid-1950s, St. Vincent de Paul’s CardinalManning Center (CMC) has been a beacon of light forthousands of individuals. This Skid Row shelter houses75 men, four women and seven children each night atfull capacity, and hundreds more during various dayprograms. Close to 103,000 visits were seen last yearfrom people seeking help throughCMC’s drop-in programs,which included showers, a new computer learning center,counseling, support groups and other on-site services.
The CMC staff is now focusing on permanent housingsolutions to homelessness. Also, realizing that a lack offormal education and income can be a hindrance topermanent stability, Center staff is exploring newavenues of social enterprise to help develop skills and anincome base for homeless individuals.
Close to 1,200 shelter nights were provided in CMC’swomen and children’s program. The Society’s goal is tomove children and women off Skid Row and into afamily-friendly environment within the next three years.
CARDINAL MANNING
CENTER PROVIDES A
HELPING HAND
Case Statement:Jeremy, a regular at the Society’s CMC newcomputer learning center, informed a case managerthat he wanted to find his son, whom he hadn’t seenin 20 years. The case manager helped Jeremy locatea site on the computer where he could find hisson’s social listing. Jeremy anxiously visited the siteand began crying. He found his son. However,Jeremy was hesitant to contact his boy, as he didn’tknow what to say. His son was six years old the lasttime they saw each other. After a few weeks ofindecision, Jeremy created a Facebook profile withthe help of a CMC case manager. Shortly aftersending a message, the son wrote back, shockedthat his dad was seeking him. They tradedmessages for a week and eventually worked up totalking on the phone. The father and son are nowplanning a trip to see each other.
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2009 – 2010 Annual Report
Sales generated through the Council of Los Angeles’thrift stores in L.A., Long Beach and Oxnard helpedfund St. Vincent de Paul’s charitable programs. Nearly250,000 people visited the stores last year, which con-tained usable donations picked up free of charge by theSociety’s 10 trucks. The value of donations collectedwas close to $2 million, while revenue through sales was$4.4 million.
In part, the stores benefitted shoppers on fixed incomes,sustained jobs for 90 employees in a challengingeconomy and helped close to 3,000 people throughthe Society’s Free Distribution program. Individuals -identified through home visits by our Conference-based‘Vincentian’ volunteers - received more than $127,000in household goods (increase of $9,000 from the prioryear) through this program.
Case Statement:
THRIFT STORES HELP
LOCAL ECONOMY DURING
TOUGH TIMES
When her roommate moved out, Janine and herunemployed pregnant sister were unable to paythe rent, forcing them to find a new apartment.Except for clothing and a futon bed, whichthey shared, they had nothing to call theirown. The two sisters found a small apartmentin Highland Park, but they didn’t have thefunds required to move in. The Society not onlyhelped finance their relocation but, throughits Free Distribution program, they received arefrigerator, a stove, a full bed, one couch anda chest of drawers. This assistance was madepossible thanks to donations the Society receivesfrom the general public throughout the year.
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St. Vincent de Paul, Council of Los Angeles
FY 2009-2010
$ 262,533$ 4,483,845$ 1,886,612$ 28,490$ (2,762,238)$ -$ 5,634,686$ 9,533,928
$ 267,292$ 631,215$ 1,335,266$ 2,233,773
$ 11,767,701
$ 766,299$ 7,248,245$ 1,229,300$ 306,092$ 67,128$ 725,291$ -$ 10,342,355
$ 1,292,150$ 229,327$ 1,521,477$ 11,863,832
$ (96,131)
$ 229,767$ 47,558,146$ 98,605$ 292,878$ 16,351,370
$ 64,530,766
$ 402,048$ 1,074,143$ 4,351,092
$ 5,827,283
$ 58,703,483
$ 64,530,766
FY 2008-2009
$ 265,615$ 3,933,811$ 1,815,728$ 15,368$ (10,998,727)$ (1,226,630)$ -$ (6,194,835)
$ 263,944$ 607,755$ 2,507,042$ 3,378,741
$ (2,816,094)
$ 666,829$ 6,611,392$ 1,065,174$ 331,658$ 73,586$ 760,454$ -$ 9,509,093
$ 1,457,744$ 240,188$ 1,697,932$ 11,207,025
$ (14,023,119)
$ 1,281,071$ 47,331,269$ 95,652$ 223,806$ 15,846,083
$ 64,777,881
$ 373,910$ 1,173,285$ 4,431,072
$ 5,978,267
$ 58,799,614
$ 64,777,881
TOTAL OPERATIONSRevenues from Operations
ContributionsSales to publicDonated goodsSpecial eventsUnrealized loss on investmentsRealized losses on investmentsRealized gains on investments
Dividends/GrantsFoundation grantsFees/grants from governmentInterest & dividends
TOTAL REVENUE FROM OPERATIONS
Operating ExpensesProgram expensesCamp expensesStore expensesCardinal Manning centerVentura/Oxnard shelterAffordable Housing CamarilloConferences
TOTAL PROGRAM EXPENSES
General & AdministrationFund Development
TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES
Expenses in excess of revenuesRevenues in excess of expenses
ASSETSCash & cash equivalentsInvestmentsInventoriesOther assetsPlant & equipment - net
TOTAL ASSETS
LIABILITIESAccounts payableAccrued liabilitiesNote payable
TOTAL LIABILITIES
Net Worth
TOTAL LIABILITIES & NET WORTH
OPERATING STATEMENT • FISCAL YEAR 2009 – 2010
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2009 – 2010 Annual Report
$70,000+Los Angeles Times Family Fund,fund of the McCormickFoundation
$35,000+Amgen FoundationCity of San BuenaventuraGerard L. LeBeau Trust
$20,000+AnonymousCarrie Estelle Doheny FoundationCity of OxnardCounty of VenturaDan Murphy FoundationSanta Barbara FoundationUnited Way of Ventura County
$10,000+Crump Family TrustDawkins Living TrustJoseph Drown FoundationThe Ralphs/Food 4 Less Foundation
$7,500+Bank of America FoundationCity of CamarilloUrsula H. Hyman
$5,000+Daniel F. DeriegGE FoundationLatham & Watkins, LLPLon V. Smith FoundationLucy Villescas TrustMonsignor James E. Dolan TrustSt. Bruno ConferenceWatson Land CompanyWilliam H. Hannon Foundation
$4,000+Estela HinojosOld Mission Santa Ines ConferencePauley Perrette
$2,000+Anne JohnsonBruce & Amiee Brazeau
Casey Family FoundationCity of Port HuenemeClear ChannelDaughters of Charity FoundationDavid & Eleanor FieldsDeloitte LLPGateway Mattress Co., Inc.Giovanni SantancheHerbert and Gertrude LatkinCharitable Foundation
Los Angeles World AirportsMarsha L. ArnoldtMichael J. MaloneyMoors Family FoundationRapa Management ConsultantsSelders FoundationSt. Elizabeth Aid to Union StationThomas A. PolenzaniTom BergeronVin E. ScullyVon Der Ahe FoundationWayne S. FlickWilliam R. and VirginiaHayden Foundation
William T. Huston
$1,000+Adeline H. TerryAnne BrophyAnthony J. ReardonBob HustonC.C. Pascal Charitable FoundationCabrini Literary GuildCatherine FrinierDan HodgkissDavid KahnDi Moda PRGerald J. O'LearyHollywood United MethodistChurch
Incarnation ConferenceJames P. CencerJohn M. BoninoJoseph M. SymondKaren M. WebsterLou LambertManuel AbascalManuel ReynosoMarisa AntoniniMary C. HickeyMerrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner& Smith Incorporated
Michael BarrettMichael D. ForgeronMother of Good Counsel ConferencePardis ZomorodiRobert KlymanRosalie M. MurphySally CorlettSt. Dominic ConferenceSt. Elizabeth ConferenceSt. Louise de Marillac ConferenceSteven D. BinderThomas G. Polenzani
$750+Alice Marie Quinn, D.C.Claire M. PadamaFrancis M. YamanHandumy J. TahanHoly Family Conference,S. Pasadena
Jim WeissJohn KlemOur Lady of Grace ConferenceRobert M. VanceSt. John the Evangelist ConferenceSt. Maximilian Kolbe Conference
$500+Aaron W. YoungAlain CaillerAlexis D. HansonAmelia NisserCarmen M. MooreDaniel SciaciaFrances B. FerraraGalpin MotorsHoly Name of Jesus ConferenceJames P. NolanJames TurpinJohn J. FlyJohn P. HopkinsKathryn HootenKathy SmithLA Homes, LLC @ Fuller LoftsMarsha HierbaumMatt Construction CorporationMichael LeahyNorm Wilson & Sons, Inc.Our Lady of the Angels DistrictOur Lady of the AssumptionConference, Claremont
Paul CarrilloPhilip & Kathy PetersonRay LopezRicardo A. TorresRobert John V. LanzRose CoteSt. John's HealthcareSt. Sebastian Conference,Santa Paula
$250+Alpha Dog Marketing, Inc.Anthony R. FarinellaBrian GordonCarole JelinekCatalina MillerCatherine M. DillavouCatherine M. GhaffariCharles MitchellCharlotte KayChistian ClemensonChristopher TrujilloCobb ConstructionCongregation of the Missionin California
Connie O'DonnellDavid LewinskiDe Paul Evangelization CenterDennis J. McGrathEd KunklerEddie Sino-CruzEdward SiebertEileen CoscoFelix WhittakerFrank J. BastaschHan Kyu SuhHelen PetersenHerbert L. MailanderHuntington Memorial HospitalJ. Donald ThomasJames BibbJames OsendorfJerold ReevesJoan T. SotirosJosefina M. BaduaJulie F. BlackshawKatherine FugateKen & Peggy MartinetLawrence OrtLuis C. MunozMadelyn B. TompkinsMaria C. Trujillo
Thank youto our Generous Donors!
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St. Vincent de Paul, Council of Los Angeles
Marilyn M. HansenMary L. BaurMary R. StambaughMatthew LandanoMother Gertrude HomeNativity Conference, TorranceOur Lady of Charity ConferencePaul D. TosettiPilar M. HoyosRichard C. MaloneyRo D. BershadRobert J. WeberSephora USA, INC.Shield Security, Inc.St. Bernard ConferenceSt. Gertrude ConferenceSt. Ignatius of LoyolaConference
St. John Baptist De La SalleConference
St. Madeleine ConferenceSt. Mary of the AssumptionConference
St. Raphael Conference, SantaBarbaraStephen JaffeSusan SchwarzSusan ShawThe Law Firm for Non-ProfitsTimithie NormanTransfiguration ConferenceTurner Techtronics, Inc.Victor T. LimongelliWillard M. WoodWilliam M. Folkner
$100+All Souls ConferenceAllan and Lalita ShenoiCharitable Foundation
Alma ArredondoAmal M. MansourAmerican Scenic Design, Inc.Ann I. KelleyAnn K. ComerAnne PierchalaAnthony F. PeilaArthur D. MarshallArvin PajaBetty R. MenziesBonnie B. HerbstBrian J. FoxCallanan & Woods ScovernMortuary
Carole O'Neill RosenbergCasimir A. WojnarCecilia Kness
Charles A. MarshallCharles M. CarrCharles YamaroneClarence R. EspinosaCliffside EnterprisesCoyne QuinnDanilo RazonDaryl E. HubbleDavid DunnDavid OchoaDeanne GradyDebbie BloyDeborah St. DenisDorothy FriedmanDorothy L. WalkerEdward C. PizzornoEileen DoneganElsa P. BehneyErlinda B. De SagunEspie CooneyEvelyn ReherFilipino American Communityof OurMother of Good Counsel
Floren GiessingerFran KaveneyFrances E. MitchellFrank H. HavlacFriends from the United HealthGenevieve DenaultGil GriegerGloria A. BoadaGood Shepherd ConferenceGordon WrightHaitham A. MatarHelen JakobHermenegilda R. EsguerraHoffman & Associates BuildingCorporation
Hui-Ling YuIrene LieuIsabel C. GutierrezJack WatermanJames L. PerzikJames W. KinneyJeffrey M. RodgersJennifer ThompsonJerry SullivanJerry WaggonerJisun RyooJoan DayJoan L. WalshJoe MagallanesJoe ReinkemeyerJohn A. ValpredaJohn GirardiJohn J. ThyneJohn KleinJoseph A. Ratkovic
Joseph SuhJosephine SanchezJulia J. RivaK. CochraneKenn RitzaKevin EganKim BorasLadies of CharityLaw Office of Sharon M. KeelyLay Mission-HelpersAssociation
Leonello G. CostanzoLloyd D. PhairLoraine McCarthyLucee KirkaLynne ParmenterMaginnis, Knechtel &McIntyre, LLP
Margaret R. DonnellyMargaret SylwanowiczMaria MendozaMaria Regina E. CaguiatMarion W. KingMary C. ValenzuelaMary DericksonMary Jane LatinoMary L. WalshMary S. HodgesMary Star of the Sea ConferenceMaryknoll Sisters ofSt. Dominic, Inc.
Maynard O. HesseMichael D. BeckmanMichael GarrettMichael T. McCulloughMother of Sorrows ConferenceNancy L. HaaseNancy L. IredaleNativity Conference,Los Angeles
Nellie MaganaNokiaNorman SupancheckNydia G. NeblinaOld Mission Santa BarbaraConference
Olivia ReyesOur Lady of GuadalupeConference, Los Angeles
Parker WilliamsPatricia C. BortschellerPatricia E. NixonPeter A. Van SplinterPeter MuscatPorter Ranch Homes Inc.QTS Tours & TravelReligious of Sacred Heartof Mary
Reynaldo DavidRichard M. ColemanRichard MasonRichard W. MaderRita C. McBrideRoanne ChandraratnaRobert FrazierRobert J. UllmanRobert L. EarlyRobert M. O'ConnellRocco SpinosoRoger ServickRon HammondRon MulvihillRosalba P. CovarrubiasRosalie G. WasefRosanna O'BrienRosina BaurSalvador GonzalezSanta Clara ConferenceSheila BrysonSign-A-RamaSiu-Ying S. SetoSt. Anthony ConferenceSt. Brigid ConferenceSt. Columbkille ConferenceSt. Dorothy ConferenceSt. Finbar ConferenceSt. Frances of Rome ConferenceSt. James The Less SchoolSt. John Neumann ParishSt. Joseph Conference, PomonaSt. Mary Mission Conference,Lake Los Angeles
St. Philip the ApostleConference
St. Philomena ConferenceSt. Raphael Conference,Los Angeles
St. Raymond ConferenceSung Sam Korean CatholicMission Conference
Susan AquinoSusan MahlmannTae G. LimTerrence K. FlynnThomas P. NapierThomas SherakTom RussellToni T. RobertsVincentian Fathers & BrothersWerner F. WolfenWibert Q. LewYuri SilberZoraida Lourito
Donors continued.....
Administrative Office210 N. Avenue 21Los Angeles, CA 90031323-224-6287Fax: [email protected]
CLAIRE PADAMA
Council President323-224-6288
DAVID FIELDS
Executive [email protected]
JAMES BIBB
Director of [email protected]
CHRISTINA WU
Director of [email protected]
Thrift StoresANTHONY TERRAZAS
Conference Dept.CATALINA MILLER
Youth/Young Adult Conf.MANUEL A. SÁNCHEZ
Circle V Ranch Camp(Main Office)RAYMOND LOPEZ
Shelter ProgramsSt. Vincent’sCardinal Manning CenterJOAN SOTIROS
Director231 Winston StreetLos Angeles, CA [email protected]
DevelopmentGRACE CASIAN
Public RelationsBRIAN PICKERING
Human ResourcesNAN SINCLAIR
SOCIETY OF ST. VINCENT DE PAUL, COUNCIL OF LOS ANGELES, INC.
YOU can personally assist the Society in its mission to improve the quality of life for thousandsof local children and families through various opportunities:
1) Financial Gifts - One hundred percent of your donation is directed to the program of your choice.Our overhead is less than 3%!
Programs include:• Circle V Ranch Camp for children, ages 7-13;• Cardinal Manning Center: Year-round homeless shelter in L.A.’s Skid Row District;• West Ventura County Emergency Winter Shelter for the homeless;• Conference Dept: ‘Vincentian’ volunteers assist the poor/disadvantaged through one-on-one help;• Affordable Housing: Rental assistance and foreclosure prevention for the working-poor.
Please mail to: Society of St. Vincent de Paul, Council of L.A., 210 N. Avenue 21, L.A., CA 90031.Info: 323-224-6287 or [email protected].
2) In-Kind Donations - Usable furniture, appliances, computers, clothing, vehicles (running or not) and more are sold inour thrift stores at LOW prices, and integrated with the Society’s Free Distribution program for families in extreme-need.Donation pickups are FREE.
Store sites - Los Angeles: 210 N. Avenue 21, L.A., 90031 Long Beach: 2750 Pacific Coast Hwy, 90804Oxnard: 1258 Saviers Rd., 93033
Your patronage of, and donations to, our St. Vincent de Paul stores are appreciated.Info: 323-224-6280 or 800-974-3571.
3) Development - Bequeaths, pledges and monetary gifts for current and/or future Society programswill help change lives for years to come. Contact 323-276-6084 or [email protected].
web: www.svdpla.org • blog: www.svdpla.blogspot.com • twitter: twitter.com/svdpla
No Act of Charity is Foreign to the Society
to all the Council’s valued Conferences (groups of close to 2,000 year-round ‘Vincentian’ volunteers who range frombusiness professionals to retirees to young people) that help improve the quality of life for children, women and men.
ThankYou!
OUR LADY OF THE ANGELS DISTRICT
Good Shepherd: Beverly HillsHoly Name of Jesus: Jefferson Park
(So. LA)Mother of Good Counsel: Los Feliz
(L.A.)St. Brigid: Hyde Park (So. L.A.)Transfiguration: Leimert Park (So. L.A.)St. Vincent: Downtown Los AngelesMother of Sorrows: South Los AngelesSt. John the Evangelist: Hyde Park
(So. L.A.)Nativity: South Los AngelesSt. Columbkille: Florence (So. L.A.)Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angeles:
Downtown Los AngelesUCLA-Frassati at the UCC: Westwood
(West L.A.)St. Cecilia: Leimert Park (So. L.A.)St. Raphael: Hyde Park (So. L.A.)St. Basil Korean: Koreatown (L.A.)St. Eugene: Morningside Park (So. L.A.)St. Paul: Mid City (So. L.A.)St. Francis Cabrini: Athens (So. L.A.)
SAN GABRIEL DISTRICT
Our Lady of Guadalupe (Rosehill):El Sereno (East L.A.)
All Souls: AlhambraHoly Family: South PasadenaHoly Name of Mary: San DimasOur Lady of the Assumption: ClaremontOur Lady of the Rosary of Talpa:
Boyle Heights (East L.A.)Our Lady of the Rosary of Talpa Young
Adult: Boyle Heights (East L.A.)Sacred Heart: CovinaSt. Dorothy: GlendoraSt. Elizabeth: AltadenaSt. Joseph: PomonaSt. Philip the Apostle: PasadenaSacred Heart: AltadenaSt. Frances of Rome: AzusaSt. Madeleine: Pomona
St. Louise de Marillac: CovinaSt. Andrew: PasadenaSt. Marcellinus: City of CommerceSt. Alphonsus: East Los AngelesSt. Stephen Martyr Youth:
Monterey ParkSt. Francis High School: La Cañada
NORTH SAN FERNANDO DISTRICT
Santa Clarita: Santa ClaritaOur Lady of Charity: LancasterSt. John Baptist de la Salle:
Granada HillsSt. Mary: PalmdaleSt. John Eudes: ChatsworthSt. Mary Mission Lake L.A.: Lake L.A.Mary Immaculate: PacoimaMary Immaculate Youth: PacoimaSt. James/Holy Redeemer:
La Crescenta/Montrose
SOUTH SAN FERNANDO DISTRICT
Our Lady of Grace: EncinoHoly Family: GlendaleValley Catholic Korean Apostolic
Center: Canoga ParkIncarnation: GlendaleSt. Dominic: Eagle Rock (L.A.)St. Francis de Sales: Sherman OaksSt. Joseph the Worker: Winnetka
(Canoga Park)St. Mel: Woodland HillsSt. Bernard: Glassell Park (L.A.)St. Bernard Youth: Glassell Park (L.A.)Holy Trinity: Atwater Village (L.A.)St. Ignatius of Loyola:
Highland Park (L.A.)Sung Sam Korean Catholic
Mission Center: GlendaleSt. Finbar: BurbankSt. Patrick: North Hollywood
SANTA BARBARA DISTRICT
Old Mission Santa Barbara:Santa Barbara
St. John Neumann: Santa MariaOur Lady of Guadalupe: GuadalupeOld Mission Santa Ines: SolvangSan Roque: Santa BarbaraSt. Raphael: Goleta
VENTURA DISTRICT
Mary Star of the Sea: OxnardSacred Heart: VenturaSanta Clara: OxnardSt. Anthony: OxnardSt. Paschal Baylon: Thousand OaksSt. Thomas Aquinas: OjaiSt. Francis of Assisi: FillmoreSt. Sebastian: Santa PaulaSt. Mary Magdalen: CamarilloSt. Maximilian Kolbe: Westlake VillageBlessed Junipero Serra: CamarilloOur Lady of the Assumption: VenturaOur Lady of Guadalupe: Oxnard
SAN PEDRO DISTRICT
Nativity: TorranceSt. Bruno: WhittierSt. Catherine Laboure: TorranceSt. Helen: South GateSt. Mary of the Assumption: WhittierSt. Philomena: CarsonSt. Dominic Savio: BellflowerSt. Raphael Korean: NorwalkOur Lady of Victory: ComptonSt. Joseph: HawthorneSt. Gertrude: Bell GardensSt. Matthew: Rose Park (Long Beach)Holy Family: ArtesiaSt. Raymond: DowneyMary Star of the Sea: San Pedro103 Korean Martyrs: TorranceOur Lady of Refuge: Los Altos
(Long Beach)St. Bartholomew: Belmont Shore
(Long Beach)St. Cornelius: Long BeachSS Peter & Paul: Wilmington
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