Jose Gomez

Archbishop

Archbishop of Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Los Angeles.

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Jose Gomez leads the largest archdiocese in the nation. He’s a Mexico native, U.S. citizen and supporter of immigration reform. He recently became vice president of the U.S.

LA Archbishop vows to stand with undocumented immigrants

Jose Gomez leads the largest archdiocese in the nation. He’s a Mexico native, U.S. citizen and supporter of immigration reform. He recently became vice president of the U.S.

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