On November 1, 2026, St. Malachy Parish proudly celebrated its 100th anniversary in our community—a remarkable milestone filled with faith, history, and gratitude. Throughout the past century, many pastors, clergy, laypeople, faculty, families, and parishioners have come and gone, each leaving a lasting mark and helping shape the wonderful community we are today. It was… read more »
On behalf of our school community, I would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to all the parents who helped make our Harvest Festival such a wonderful success! It was truly inspiring to see our parents come together, alongside Mr. Magaña, Ms. Lozano, Mrs. Medina Mrs. Gloria, Mrs. Nuñez, and others, to plan, organize,… read more »
SCHOOL STUDENT NON-DISCRIMINATION POLICY The school, mindful of its mission to be a witness to the love of Christ for all, admits students regardless of race, color, national origin, and/or ethnic origin to all rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school. The school does not discriminate on… read more »
Dear Parents/Guardians, The summer break is going by so quick, and when we least expected it will come to the end. The new year is quickly approaching, and students will be welcomed back to school for a productive year of faith building, learning, and growth. Some helpful tips and information regarding school supplies are provided… read more »
Join our St. Malachy family! We are now accepting applications for all Grades! Please call our office at 323-582-3112 or email us here to find out more and schedule a time to tour our school! We look forward in meeting you and welcoming you to our St. Malachy Family. Scholarship and financial assistance are available.
Navidad en el Barrio is a foundation which was established in 1972 and has continued to provide Christmas dinner’s to thousands of families in Southern California every year. Their mission is simple, which is to annually provide Christmas meals to families who are in great need and have often felt marginalized and forgotten by their… read more »
The feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe commemorates the Virgin Mary appearing to a peasant named Juan Diego in 1531. On Dec. 12, many Hispanic cultures honor Mary, which is the patron saint of Mexico by serenading her, offering her roses to express the love towards our mother, and dancing traditional Indigenous dances as a… read more »
St .Francis of Assisi is the patron saint of ecology and of animals. St. Malachy students strive to be imitate St. Francis love for God and animals by caring for their beloved pets. On Tuesday, October 3rd, students and their pets received a blessing from Fr. Luis to celebrate and honor the patron saint of… read more »
Having a good GPA is a dream of almost every student who has the ambition to succeed. Getting on the honor roll means being rewarded for studious dedication and hard work and is a way of assessing academic performance and establishing goals for future. On December 8th, we recognized and celebrate students who have displayed… read more »
Día de los Muertos combines an ancient Aztec custom of celebrating ancestors with All Soul’s Day, a holiday that several Hispanic countries started in the early 1500s. It is celebrated mostly in Mexico on November 2nd, and it is like a family reunion- except dead ancestors are the guests of honor. Here at St. Malachy,… read more »