Welcome to Guardian Angel Church in Los Angeles

Holy Mass on Sunday:

11:00 a.m.

Please contact Fr. Andrew to schedule the Holy Mass/Service for special occasion.

Hall for rent - Salon para rental.

Lama Ella para mas detalles: 323-665-2075

Salon para 150 personas

Horras de fiesta : de 4pm a medianoche

Community Events

Eventos de la Comunidad

Participate in our community events designed to bring members together and strengthen our Parish bonds

Heritage Sunday - October 29

Solemnity - All Saints Day - November 1

Commemoration of All Souls - November 2

The Resolutions of the XXVII General Synod of the PNCC

Whereas , we thew delegates to the XXVII General Synod of the PNCC - chosen representatives of the Holy People of God - have Joyfully gathered under the leadership of our Prime Bishop Anthony Mikovsky and Bishops in Manchester, NH, from the 28th through the 30th days of September the year 2026.

...we herby resolve:

To continue draw our lives from the Most Holy Eucharist and the other sacraments of the Church;

to faithfully engage in the life learning about our faith through regular study and reflection upon Sacred Script and the holy teaching of the Church;

to lead our parishes in becoming ever-more welcoming so that we may lovingly accompany everyone who comes to our Church truly seeking God;

to offer, as best as we can, both spiritual and material support to our Hispanic clergy and laity throughout the whole Church; to foster a climate of respect for our clergy and the encouragement of future vocations to the ordained ministry within our parishes and our homes;

to spiritually support our new Bishop - electas he now prepares earnest for his imminent consecration and the assuming of the pastoral care of one of our dioceses;

and to show from the Polish National Catholic Churches the Body of Christ - One, Holy, Catholic and Apostolic - founded by Him and called to be the great teacher of human society, destined for the fulness of perfection in Heaven, by the bold testimony of our words, the radiance of our compassion and charity, and by our constant striving for holiness within the life of discipleship.

XXiX Domingo Ordinario - A - … Paga a Dios…” La moneda. El denario con imagen de Cesar. “Jesus dice: «Pues paga al César lo que es del César y a Dios lo que es de Dios.»

Hoy no me interesa la moneda con la imagen de Cesar. No me interesan tus obligaciones materiales or impuestos a “Cesar”. Me interesa segunda frase de esta oración: “Paga a Dios que es Dios”. Como podemos pagar a Dios?

1. La práctica de la gratitud: La gratitud es una emotion y una actitud que consiste en recordar, valora y apreciar lo bueno que hay en la vida. Los psicólogos dicen que los beneficios principales de gratitud es salud mental, bienestar físico y resiliencia. Salud mental se asocia con menores niveles de estrés, ansiedad y síntomas de depresión. Bienestar físico: Contribuye a regular la presión arterial, mejorar el ritmo cardíaco y favorecer la calidad del sueño. Resiliencia: Permite encontrar sentido o valor incluso en momentos difíciles sin ignorar la adversidad. 2. Entrega tu corazón y tu devoción. Los gobernantes terrenales exigen dinero para administrar sus imperios; Dios, en cambio, exige tu lealtad, tu amor, tu obediencia. Esto implica dar prioridad a la devoción espiritual por encima de las obsesiones políticas o materiales. Dado que Dios no necesita moneda física, este «tributo» se paga a través de tu forma de vivir. 3. Administra tus recursos : talentos, dinero, tiempo. Generosidad: Da a quienes lo necesitan. Jesús enseña que, cuando alimentas al hambriento o vistes al pobre, lo estás haciendo directamente para Él. Apoya a tu comunidad: Si formas parte de una comunidad de fe, contribuye con tu tiempo, tus habilidades o tus diezmos económicos para ayudar a sostener su ministerio y su mantenimiento. Emplea tus dones: Utiliza tus talentos naturales —ya sea enseñar, construir, escuchar u organizar— para servir a los demás, en lugar de buscar únicamente un beneficio propio. Queridos, Dios no necesita ninguna de las cosas que nos piden “los Cesares” de este mundo: no necesita su voto, ni su aplauso, ni sus regalos, ni sus impuestos. Dios necesita a usted, su amor, su lealtad, su obediencia, su testimonio. Tu vida: esta es la «moneda» que has recibido de Dios. Observa tu vida: tu dinero, tu trabajo y tus relaciones a través de los ojos de Dios. Quizás estas persiguiendo cosas que no traen ni alegría, ni felicidad, ni paz. Toma hoy en tus manos esta moneda —que lleva tu propio rostro — y, si es necesario, regresa a la gratitud, al perdón y a la ayuda. Vuelve a una vida sencilla. Vuelve a la amistad, a la bondad, a la alegría. «Paga al César lo que es del César y a Dios lo que es de Dios

29th Sunday in Ordinary Time - Year A - … “Pay to God…” The coin. The denarius bearing the image of Caesar. Jesus says: “Repay to Caesar what belongs to Caesar and to God what belongs to God.”

Today, I am not interested in the coin with Caesar’s image. I am not concerned with your material obligations or taxes owed to “Caesar.” I am interested in the second part of this statement: “Pay to God what belongs to God.” How can we pay God?

1. The practice of gratitude: Gratitude is an emotion and an attitude that consists of remembering, valuing, and appreciating the good things in life. Psychologists state that the primary benefits of gratitude include mental health, physical well-being, and resilience. Mental health is associated with lower levels of stress, anxiety, and symptoms of depression. Physical well-being: It helps regulate blood pressure, improve heart rate, and enhance the quality of sleep. Resilience: It enables one to find meaning or value even during difficult times, without ignoring the reality of adversity.

2. Offer your heart and your devotion. Earthly rulers demand money to administer their empires; God, by contrast, demands your loyalty, your love, and your obedience. This entails prioritizing spiritual devotion over political or material obsessions. Since God has no need for physical currency, this “tribute” is paid through the way you live your life.

3. Manage your resources: talents, money, and time.

Generosity: Give to those in need. Jesus teaches that when you feed the hungry or clothe the poor, you are doing so directly for Him.

Support your community: If you are part of a faith community, contribute your time, your skills, or your financial tithes to help sustain its ministry and its upkeep.

Employ your gifts: Use your natural talents—whether teaching, building, listening, or organizing—to serve others, rather than seeking only your own benefit.

Dear friends, God does not need any of the things that the “Caesars” of this world ask of us: He does not need their vote, their applause, their gifts, or their taxes. God needs you—your love, your loyalty, your obedience, your witness. Your life: this is the “coin” you have received from God. Look at your life—your money, your work, and your relationships—through the eyes of God. Perhaps you are pursuing things that bring neither joy, nor happiness, nor peace. Today, take this coin—which bears your own face—into your hands, and, if necessary, return to gratitude, forgiveness, and helping others. Return to a simple life. Return to friendship, kindness, and joy.

“Give to Caesar what belongs to Caesar, and to God what belongs to God.”

Ceremonias disponible en la Iglesia:

XV Anos / Sweet 16, Bautismo, Primera Comunión, Confirmación, Boda, Presentaciones, Aniversarios, , etc... Anulación de matrimonio posible.

Servicies and Sacraments possible in our Church:

Baptism, 1st Communion, Confirmation, Wedding, XV Anos, Sweet 16, Anniversaries, etc...

Our team of the palm makers

before the Palm Sunday - March 2026

Our Billboard - 2026

Easter - 2026

Domingo de Resurrección - New Parish Sign

Guardian Angel Parish - Blessing of Animals - October 5, 2025

Main Altar - Polish National Catholic Church

Polski Narodowy Katolicki Kościół

Contact Fr. Andrew for information on membership and opportunities to grow your faith within our Guardian Angel Parish. We look forward to welcoming you to our church family in Los Angeles.