- African American Catholic Center for Evangelization
  
  The African American Catholic Center for Evangelization (AACCFE) serves approximately 25,000 African American Catholics in Los Angeles in collaboration with local parishes and organizations such as the Los Angeles Black Lay Catholic Ministry and the National Black Catholic Congress, to develop and support programs of evangelization and education.
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- Center for Religion and Spirituality
  
  Established as the Center for Pastoral Studies in 1977, the LMU Center for Religion and Spirituality is one of the University's interdisciplinary centers and an embodiment of its commitment to the Archdiocese of Los Angeles, neighboring dioceses, and communities of faith throughout the Los Angeles metropolitan area.
  
  The purpose of the Center is to provide educational opportunities for adult learners that strengthen their religious and spiritual formation as ministers, educators, and leaders committed to the service of faith and the promotion of justice in their own communities.
  
  The Center carries out this purpose in three ways: bilingual (English and Spanish) continuing education in theology, ministry and spirituality with an emphasis in pastoral leadership; research in pastoral theology with an emphasis in intercultural and interreligious dynamics; and institutional outreach to local parishes, religious institutions and faith-based organizations.
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