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The Lineage fire stunk up this Catholic church. Members are fighting back — again
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Monsignor John Moretta, pastor of Resurrection Catholic Church in Boyle Heights, speaks during a vigil held in response to the Lineage fire on the steps of Resurrection Church on Wednesday.
The 50 or so people gathered in front of Resurrection Church in Boyle Heights on Wednesday evening were getting ready to pray and fight for the Eastside once again.
Parishioners at Resurrection Catholic Church in Boyle Heights attend a community town hall in the parish’s school cafeteria after a vigil in response to the Lineage fire.
Protect LA Now founder Alma Marquez, left, speaks to a group of residents concerned about the aftermath of the Lineage fire at the school cafeteria at Resurrection Catholic Church in Boyle Heights.
“It’s everything that would bring me back to the Catholic Church.”