
Bases Loaded with History: The Catholic Ties Between the Dodgers and Padres
As the Dodgers and Padres face off in the MLB playoffs, their cities’ shared Catholic heritage brings a deeper meaning to this storied rivalry.
As the Dodgers and Padres face off in the MLB playoffs, their cities’ shared Catholic heritage brings a deeper meaning to this storied rivalry.
Blessed Michael McGivney’s love for baseball was part of his mission to build faith, family and community — a legacy carried on by the Knights of Columbus today.
Among Red Patterson’s exciting experiences with the Dodgers was watching Sandy Koufax pitch four no-hitters.
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Keep sacrificing. Keep praying. And when you fall, pick yourself up, and get back in the box.
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