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Natalie Romano

Natalie Romano is a freelance writer for Angelus and the Inland Catholic Byte, the news website of the Diocese of San Bernardino.

Latest by Natalie Romano

A home burns behind the wreckage of Trena Spurlock’s home during the Eaton Fire. (Trena Spurlock)

Altadena’s Black Catholic community ‘not walking away’ after Eaton Fire

Natalie Romano|Jan 28, 2025|5 Min Read

George Magallon, along with his wife, Jennifer, and their children, Sophia and Diego, carry a statue of the Virgin Mary that survived the fire that burned down their home. (Victor Alemán)

OneLife speakers invite Angelenos to find hope in LA's 'trial by fire'

Mike Cisneros, Theresa Cisneros and Natalie Romano|Jan 20, 2025|8 Min Read

Father Gilbert Guzmán, the pastor at Sacred Heart Church in Altadena, prays at the Pasadena Convention Center evacuation shelter with his parishioners, the Posada family, whose apartment was destroyed in the Eaton Fire. (Natalie Romano)

Celebrity food trucks and prayers: Pasadena's fire refugees get help in many forms

Natalie Romano|Jan 15, 2025|6 Min Read

Father Tomas Karanauskas, pastor at St. Casimir Church, poses with a group following “Su Kristumi,” the West Coast’s first Lithuanian religious congress on Dec. 6-7. The speakers included Father Jokubas Gostautas, OP, making his first visit to the United States, and Deacon Benas Ulevicius, Ph.D. (Casey Kazlauskas)

Lithuanian Catholics see ways to 'keep the faith alive' at LA event

Natalie Romano|Dec 13, 2024|6 Min Read

Volunteers and members of local wine clubs helped pick grapes at Mission San Gabriel Arcángel on Nov. 3 to help make a wine similar to one made by Franciscan friars hundreds of years ago. (Natalie Romano)

How ‘Angelica’ was born: Winemakers honor San Gabriel Mission

Natalie Romano|Nov 21, 2024|5 Min Read

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Bishop’s hospital visit emphasizes need for ‘spiritual care’ of patients

Natalie Romano|Sep 10, 2024|5 Min Read

Father Aloysius Ellacuria (Submitted photo)

Known as a miracle worker in LA, could ‘Father Aloysius’ be named a saint?

Natalie Romano|Jul 23, 2024|7 Min Read

An image of St. Pope John Paul II looks down from the altar during a special Mass event on April 28 celebrating the 10th anniversary of the former pope’s canonization. (Victor Alemán)

Ten years later, LA’s Polish Catholics celebrate the saint who changed their lives

Natalie Romano|May 7, 2024|5 Min Read

Susie Lopez, a facilitator of the VIRTUS safety program, shows off to students the new poster created for the 2024 Abuse Prevention Month in April. (Submitted photo)

LA’s Catholic child protection experts look back on 20 years of keeping kids safe

Natalie Romano|Apr 23, 2024|5 Min Read

Ryan Rohrich, who lost his sight after being diagnosed with a rare cancerous tumor, recites a reading using braille during a recent Mass at St. John of God Church in Norwalk. (Victor Alemán)

After becoming blind, this LA Catholic gained a new kind of vision

Natalie Romano|Apr 5, 2024|6 Min Read

Michelle Herrera poses outside of the Polin Museum of the History of Polish Jews in Warsaw, Poland, during a trip as part of the Auschwitz Legacy Fellowship. (Michelle Herrera)

After trip to Auschwitz, LA teacher brings Holocaust education to her students

Natalie Romano|Jan 24, 2024|6 Min Read

Candles featuring the photos of a deceased community member were placed on the altar at St. Odilia Church during the 14th annual African American Ancestral Mass on Nov. 11. (Victor Alemán)

Black Catholic History Month: Ancestral Mass honors the past

Natalie Romano|Nov 21, 2023|5 Min Read

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