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Hollywood, August 2, 2018 Monsingor
Gallagher loved being a people priest. He
was truly beloved and loved his parishes
and high school ministry. He was also
loved by many Archdiocesan committes he
led as well as the man boards he was
member of. He
passed away after a long battle with
cancer, on July 26, 2018, at his beloved
St Charles parish. Msgr.
Robert Gallagher was a native Angeleno,
born on November 21, 1946. He went to
grade school and high school at St.
Genieve's in Van Nuys, California, where
he was voted Student Body President. Bob
always had a calling to be a priest noted
Father Jose Magaña. He would play
priest as a little boy setting up an
altar. Throughout grade school and high
school, Bob continually talked of
priesthood. His parents encouraged Bob to
go to a co-ed college before entering
seminary. He went to one year of college
at Cal State Northridge, and ended up at
St. John Seminary in Camarillo,
California. He was ordained a priest on
May 26, 1973, in the Archdiocese of Los
Angeles after attending St. John's
Seminary in Camarillo and later got his
Master's degree. He has told the family
many times throughout his life how he
loves being a priest. Monsignor Gallagher
truly was a people priest. He was truly
beloved and loved his parishes and high
school ministry. He was also loved by many
Archdiocesan committees he led as well as
the man boards he was member of said
Father José. Associate
Pastor St.
Josephe Catholic Church,
Hawthorne,
CA June 1973-June
1977 Associate
Pastor St. Charles
Borromeo Catholic Church North
Hollywood, CA June 1977-July
1982 Associate
Pastor Our Lady of
Peace Catholic Church,North
Hills, CA July
1982-January 1994 Teacher &
Chaplan Bishop Amat
Hight School, La Puente,
CA February
1984-May 1986 Principal St. Paul High
School Sept.
1986-June 2000 Pastor St. Charles
Borromeo Catholic Church North
Hollywood, CA February 2000
- June 2018
Vigil
The day
before the funeral mass, Wednesday August
1, a Vigil was held at St. Charles
Borromeo, when fellow priests, family and
parishioners had the opportunity to say a
last goodbye to their beloved priest. His
Eminence Roger Mahony told the audience
how in the 26 month that Monsignor
Gallagher was battling cancer he never
heard a word of complaint and that he will
be greatly
missed.
Farewell History
of St. Charles Borromeo The church, a
beautiful building depicting Spanish,
colonial-style architecture, is
located at Moorpark and Lankershim in
North Hollywood, Los Angeles, California.
It is one of the oldest parishes in the
San Fernando Valley dating back to 1921.
It has long been a parish with celebrity
members and many celebrities that have
lived in the Toluca Lake, North Hollywood,
and Studio City communities served by St.
Charles Borromeo. St. Charles Borromeo was the home
parish of Bob and Dolores Hope, who lived
a short distance from the church on
Moorpark. In 1969, Bing Crosby, Loretta
Young, Ed Sullivan, Ronald Reagan, Danny
Kaye, Gregory Peck, Jack Benny, Danny
Thomas, Dorothy Lamour and Spiro Agnew
attended the wedding of Bob Hope's
daughter, Linda, at St. Charles.
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The 46th SIGGRAPH conference is
taking place 28 July-1 August at the Los
Angeles Convention Center, with an
impressive slate of world-renowned
speakers across computer graphics
industries.
SIGGRAPH has always
been an annual melting pot for sharing
global ideas. And, as the makeup of our
community continues to diversify, I am
proud that this year's conference -- once
again -- offers a showcase of CG
industries that crosses international
lines," noted Conference Chair Mikki
Rose.
The conference is a
five-day immersion into the latest
innovations in computer graphics and
interactivity, featuring advances in
animation, virtual and augmented reality,
games, 3D printing, machine learning,
visual effects, artificial intelligence,
ray tracing, mobile, and other
cutting-edge technologies. With sessions
that cover the latest research, hands-on
demos that show what new technology can
do, and thought-provoking talks by global
innovators, speakers at SIGGRAPH are
changing what's possible. Of those who
will showcase work at SIGGRAPH 2019,
highlights include: Victoria Alonso,
Marvel Studios (U.S. - keynote speaker;
panelist, "The Making of Marvel Studios'
'Avengers: Endgame'" Production
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Special Sneak
Peek of Ken Burns' New Eight-Part PBS
Documentary Series 'Country Music'
Featured Q&A with Producers, Live
Music, Food Trucks And Dog 'Western Wear'
Contest + Doggie Step and Repeat
On Sat., July 27 from 5:30-9:00 p.m., The
Autry, Los Angeles Times and Southern
California's PBS Flagship organizations
KCET and PBS SoCal hosted a special sneak
peek of the eagerly anticipated upcoming
eight-part documentary series COUNTRY
MUSIC produced and directed by
award-winning filmmaker Ken Burns. Over
1,500 guests enjoyed music from DJ Chris
Morris as well as a live performance from
Austin McCutchen and the Western Stars,
food trucks and a "Western Wear" contest
for dogs prior to the screening. Ken
Burns himself greeted the fans and
introduced a 45-minute clip reel from the
film followed by a panel discussion with
Los Angeles Times Staff Writer Randy
Lewis, Producers Dayton Duncan and Julie
Dunfey. The panel was moderated by
two-time Pulitzer Prize winning Los
Angeles Times columnist Patt Morrison and
the program was presented as part of the
Los Angeles Times' Ideas Exchange
conversation series.
The new 16-hour documentary COUNTRY MUSIC
will feature never-before-seen footage and
photographs, plus interviews with more
than 100 country music artists. Viewers
will hear the remarkable stories of the
people and places behind a true American
art form as the documentary, chronicles
country music's early days, from Southern
Appalachia's songs of struggle, heartbreak
and faith to the rollicking Western swing
of Texas, California's honky-tonks and
Nashville's "Grand Ole Opry." Much like
the music itself, the film tells
unforgettable stories of hardships and
joys shared by everyday
people. COUNTRY MUSIC premieres
Sunday, Sept. 15 at 8 p.m. on PBS
SoCal.
Guests
included President and CEO of The Autry
Rick West, President & CEO of Public
Media Group of Southern California Andrew
Russell, PBS Chief Programming Executive
and General Manager, General Audience
Programming Perry Simon, Chair of
Corporation for Public Broadcasting's
(CPB) Board of Directors Bruce Ramer and
Los Angeles Times
Chief Operating Officer Chris
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Actor
Antonio Banderas who recently won the Best
Actor trophy at last month's Cannes Film
Festival for his performance in the Pedro
Almodovar-directed film will be honoured
with the CineMerit award at the 37th
edition of Munich International Film
Festival.
CineMerit
Award is handed to outstanding
personalities in the international film
community for extraordinary contributions
to motion pictures as an art form.
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Gallagher
A Memorial Mass will be held at
St. Charles Borromeo Church, on Friday,
July 26, at 7:00 p.m.
Rev.
Monsignor
Robert J. Gallagher, Nov. 21, 1946 - July
26, 2018
A People
Priest
By Josie
Cory
Santa Fe Spring, CA
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By: Brian D. Scott
Music Director James Drollinger addressed
all who attended with his words of
gratitude to and love for Monsignor
Gallagher ending with the heartfelt "St.
Joseph's Song" by Michael Card.
Father Jose Magaña spoke of the
last few days in the life of Bob as he
likes to refer to Monsignor Gallagher, and
of his repeated wishes that he wanted to
go "home."
On August 2, the faithful of St. Charles
Borromeo Church turned out by the
hundreds to say farewell to Monsignor
Robert Gallagher, who served as pastor of
the
Catholic
parish in North Hollywood for almost 20
years The service was conducted by the
Rev. José Gomez, the archbishop of
Los Angeles with His Eminence, Cardinal
Roger Mahony, Archbishop Emeritus of Los
Angeles, Reverend Alexander Salazar,
Reverend Joseph Brennan , Reverend David
O'Connell, Rev. Jeff Baker, Rev. Msgr.
Peter Nugent and Reverend Jose
Magaña, Pastor, in attendance.
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Scott
Auxiliary Bishop Edward Clark, who
delivered the sermon, said he had known
Msgr. Gallagher for 53 years, going back
to their time in the seminary.
He
described Gallagher, as "very
strong-willed, stubborn, opinionated
He liked things to be done his way but
added, "he had a boundless ability to make
friends and to maintain friendships."
Sunlight streamed through the church's
stained glass windows during the nearly
two-hour service, warming the interior of
the church that Gallagher helped renovate
during his tenure at St. Charles
Borromeo.
Bagpipes played outside the church as
Msgr. Gallagher's casket was placed into
the hearse before being taken to Holy
Cross Cemetery in Culver City for
burial.
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church and elementary
school
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The Munich International Film festival
(German: Filmfest München) is the
largest summer film festival in Germany
and second only in size and importance to
the Berlinale.
It has been held annually since 1983 and
takes place in late June to July. It
presents feature films and feature-length
documentaries. The festival is also proud
of the role it plays in discovering
talented and innovative young filmmakers.
With the exception of retrospectives,
tributes and homages, all of the films
screened are German premieres and many are
European and world premieres. There are a
dozen competitions with prizes worth over
¤150,000, which are donated by the
festival's major sponsors and
partners.
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With 118 German
premieres and 48 world premieres, FILMFEST
MÜNCHEN 2019 is packed with exciting
films that offer something for all tastes.
But which film is the best of them? People
are free to disagree -- or, better: they
can vote. As in previous years,
festival-goers can choose their personal
favorite from among all the films
competing. A trip for two to Venice will
be raffled off among everyone who
participates.
The audience Award
was presented for the first time in 2004,
and since 2016 it is presented in
collaberation by BAYERN 2 and the
Süddeutsche Zeitung.
The BAYERN 2 and SZ
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the Award Ceremony, on July 6, at the
Carl-Orff-Saal, Gasteig.
Winner: Der BAYERN 2 und SZ
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The British actor and
director will be honored with FILMFEST
MÜNCHEN's special award, the
CineMerit Award. Fiennes will also
participate in a Filmmakers Live! talk in
the Gasteig's Black Box, at which fans and
guests can pose questions of the
Oscar-nominated performer.
Determined
and gentle, rebellious and subtle: that's
the tone of Ralph Fiennes' work as a
director. His films, like his roles, point
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international filmmakers of the moment but
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Scandal after scandal has chipped away at
trust in Facebook and its CEO Mark
Zuckerberg's public appearances
communicated numerous times his
willingness to take more responsibility
for Facebook's power and to put users'
privacy at the center of its
products.
But
when Facebook recently unveiled plans for
a new "global currency" called Libra it
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In Life's current Bicentennial
issue, radio checks in, at #86 on the hot
"100 Events That Shaped America," 19
buttons behind Bell's telephone.
Erroneously, Life lists Guglielmo Marcon's
dots and dashes as the first wireless
broadcast, a fable echoed by the World
Almanac and Encyclopedia Britannica. It's
a forgivable mumpsimus, since the evidence
offered on the following pages has not,
until now, appeared in any national
publication.
The birth of broadcasting is a bizarre
soap opera saga, a lacrymal legend of
mystery, machination, ephemeral
enshrinement, decline, disillusionment and
disaster. It's denouncement dissolves six
miles north of Murray, Kentucky, in a
two-room shanty constructed of pine and
cornstalks, where radio's uncelebrated
architect is discovered 48 hours after his
death, his records scattered, his
equipment destroyed, his brain partly
eaten by rats. Even local radio fails to
mention his demise. He is Nathan Beverly
Stubblefield, the man history over-heard
and then overlooked.
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