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Our Lady Queen of Angels (La Placita) Catholic Church

Los Angeles

Our community is excited to participate alongside all parishes, missions and Catholic centers in the Archdiocese to strengthen and renew our Church for the future. Please continue reading to learn how this campaign will benefit us.

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Letter from the Pastor

Campaign Details

Our Parish Goal

$435,000

Pledged over 5 years for the Called to Renew Campaign.

Our Parish Receives

$217,500

To renew our parish and strengthen ministries.

Parish Needs

HVAC System

When temperatures in Southern California reach extreme levels, carrying out the indispensable administrative tasks and religious and evangelization activities in our parish halls and meeting rooms becomes difficult. Ensuring the temperatures inside are adequate is vitally important to the safety of staff and parishioners and the continuity of ministries, brotherhoods, and community services. Installing a new heating, ventilation, and air conditioning system will better control the temperature and provide higher energy efficiency.

Ceilings and Rooftops

Maintaining our roofs is essential to avoiding the formation of cracks, which cause leaks and water damage in the parish halls and offices, and to eliminating the risk of loose tile falling on someone or something. Repairing roofs will not only improve the appearance of the buildings but will also ensure the safety of parishioners and people working in “La Placita.”eliminating the risk of loose tile falling on someone or something. Repairing roofs will not only improve the appearance of the buildings but will also ensure the safety of parishioners and people working in “La Placita.”

A Bold Plan of Renewal

We — the Catholic faithful — are the agents of renewal for Church and society. I am grateful for this opportunity to walk alongside clergy and parishioners in strengthening our parishes and ministries, the heart of our Archdiocese.
Archbishop José H. Gomez