We, the parishioners of St. Aloysius Gonzaga Catholic Church, implore the Archbishop, Vicar and Bishops of the Archdiocese of Los Angeles to reinstate our pastor, Rev. Ramon Palomera to our parish. Prior to Fr. Ramon's arrival at St. Aloysius, the parish was scheduled to close. There is no established legal, factual or social explanation for his absence, and his pastorship is desperately integral to the viability and growth of our parish.
Reaching this point has been an exhausting uphill climb but seeing this level of momentum proves we are not fighting alone. It is hard to keep going when the silence from the diocese feels so heavy, yet your dedication reminds me why we cannot stop now.
Reached 100 supporters
July 4, 2013
14 Comments
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Ana Elsa Barcelo
4 years ago
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I don’t believe the allegations against father Ramon. I loved his sermons and he literally brought me back to church.
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Diana Spencer
9 years ago
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Please reinstate Father Ramon Palomares to the priesthood.. He is truely loved and missed.. Please Forgiveness of his wrong doing.
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Gabriela Aguirre
10 years ago
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Father Ramon Palomero was saint Francis church we were happy and joyful we miss him a lot good message he give to us good news of the Lord. He made mass really beautiful. I miss Ramon Palomero.
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Maria Davalos
10 years ago
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Fr. Palomera was/is a great asset to any community church. I miss him dearly, Fr. Palomera also was transferred from Our Lady of Guadalupe in El Monte. Miss his lovely chats and advice.
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jorge garcia
11 years ago
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we desperately need father Ramon Palomera at our community church St. Aloysius since he is gone many of our parishiners have gone to other churches, the violence at our community has returned, we need him back so that he may continue the work he left unfinished, never have seen our community so active at this parish since he was removed or before he came. He did a great job keeping the community active with his ideas and projects. please the community has been abandond to our own luck in fending for ourselves no more community participation together anymore.
J
jorge garcia
11 years ago
Featured
we desperately need father Ramon Palomera at our community church St. Aloysius since he is gone many of our parishiners have gone to other churches, the violence at our community has returned, we need him back so that he may continue the work he left unfinished, never have seen our community so active at this parish since he was removed or before he came. He did a great job keeping the community active with his ideas and projects. please the community has been abandond to our own luck in fending for ourselves no more community participation together anymore.
We, the parishioners of St. Aloysius Gonzaga Catholic Church, implore the Archbishop, Vicar and Bishops of the Archdiocese of Los Angeles to reinstate our pastor, Rev. Ramon Palomera to our parish. Prior to Fr. Ramon's arrival at St. Aloysius, the parish was scheduled to close. There is no established legal, factual or social explanation for his absence, and his pastorship is desperately integral to the viability and growth of our parish.
Reaching this point has been an exhausting uphill climb but seeing this level of momentum proves we are not fighting alone. It is hard to keep going when the silence from the diocese feels so heavy, yet your dedication reminds me why we cannot stop now.
Reached 100 supporters
July 4, 2013
14 Comments
A
Ana Elsa Barcelo
4 years ago
Featured
I don’t believe the allegations against father Ramon. I loved his sermons and he literally brought me back to church.
D
Diana Spencer
9 years ago
Featured
Please reinstate Father Ramon Palomares to the priesthood.. He is truely loved and missed.. Please Forgiveness of his wrong doing.
G
Gabriela Aguirre
10 years ago
Featured
Father Ramon Palomero was saint Francis church we were happy and joyful we miss him a lot good message he give to us good news of the Lord. He made mass really beautiful. I miss Ramon Palomero.
M
Maria Davalos
10 years ago
Featured
Fr. Palomera was/is a great asset to any community church. I miss him dearly, Fr. Palomera also was transferred from Our Lady of Guadalupe in El Monte. Miss his lovely chats and advice.
J
jorge garcia
11 years ago
Featured
we desperately need father Ramon Palomera at our community church St. Aloysius since he is gone many of our parishiners have gone to other churches, the violence at our community has returned, we need him back so that he may continue the work he left unfinished, never have seen our community so active at this parish since he was removed or before he came. He did a great job keeping the community active with his ideas and projects. please the community has been abandond to our own luck in fending for ourselves no more community participation together anymore.
J
jorge garcia
11 years ago
Featured
we desperately need father Ramon Palomera at our community church St. Aloysius since he is gone many of our parishiners have gone to other churches, the violence at our community has returned, we need him back so that he may continue the work he left unfinished, never have seen our community so active at this parish since he was removed or before he came. He did a great job keeping the community active with his ideas and projects. please the community has been abandond to our own luck in fending for ourselves no more community participation together anymore.
I don’t believe the allegations against father Ramon. I loved his sermons and he literally brought me back to church.