Holy Name of Mary Church
The Holy Name of Mary Family Festival will be offered three days this year. Set for April 16, 17, and 18, the 2010 Festival is a mix of traditional offerings and brand new excitement. This year’s festival was moved from Fall to the Springtime and a third day of festivities was added. In addition to [...]
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It’s not every day a human being is made a saint, and equally rare when a film about a saint is made.
Yet, last year, both events occurred. On Oct. 11, 2009, Father Damien de Veuster was canonized in Vatican City, and more than 6,000 miles back in La Verne, Calif., filmmaker Jennifer Hoge was putting [...]
Saint John’s Episcopal Church in La Verne offers Wednesday night Lenten Soup and Study at 6 p.m. This “Soup and Study” time is offered in addition to the Church’s year-round worship services: Sundays at 8 a.m. and 10 a.m., healing service Tuesdays at 10 a.m., and evening prayer service Sundays at 6 p.m.
The Church wishes [...]
If the truth be told, it is not just the hand of God that worshippers feel when they attend church or synagogue. Man’s hand is also very present, and one hand, in particular, Jeff Tortorelli’s.
For many year’s Tortorelli owned a liturgical art and design studio on Arrow Highway in San Dimas before moving his workshop [...]
Don’t get the wrong impression. LaVerneOnline loves people, but it really loves dogs. I own a few myself. That’s why last week we featured Edward Mac, culinary chef for dogs through his company Culinary Canine Creations (http://www.laverneonline.com/2010/02/05/la-verne-entrepreneur-wont-roll-over-when-it-comes-to-his-culinary-canine-creations/)
But did you ever think what happens after your cuddly canine consumes all that gourmet puppy chow. Unlike you [...]
The Rotary Club of La Verne adopted David & Margaret’s Home in La Verne for Valentine’s Day. The Club gathered on Thursday, February 11th to put together 50 personal care packages for the young women who reside at David & Margaret’s.
The idea for the care packages came from Lyn Childress, chair of La Verne Rotary [...]
Lincoln’s birthday passed last Friday. Our Dr. of Ancient Filmology did not let it pass, however, without having us remember the movie Prince of Players, which refers to none other than Edwin Booth, the most famous actor of his day and also the brother of Lincoln assasin John Wilkes Booth.
Who is the number one star working in movies today?
Not the best actor; the biggest star. Tough one, isn’t it? It seems to change from year to year. Heck, it seems to change from movie to movie. Box-office drawing power is literally as fickle as we are. So now I ask all [...]
Saint John’s Episcopal Church now offers a Sunday Evening Prayer Service at 6 p.m., a time for quiet, thoughtful, candle-lit prayer service and communion, where worshippers can leave their worries at the altar and go into the new week in peace.
The Service lasts 30 to 40 minutes. Other services: Sunday 8 a.m. and 10 a.m. Healing service Tuesday [...]
The lush, big band sound is back, and the Bonita High School Jazz Ensemble will be producing it on March 5, 2010 at the fabulous and historic Fox Theater in Old Town Pomona on March 5, 2010.
“Join us for the days when class sailed the high seas, champagne was the drink of choice and Big [...]
