Bishop Michael Barber shared his story of being robbed at gunpoint on May 22, 2021 in Oakland during his daily walk. He shares his story to bring awareness to the epidemic of gun violence.
Created in partnership between CMN and RENEW International, Dignity and the Death Penalty is a seven session, small group based on the insights of Sister Helen Prejean, CSJ. The resource employs Catholic teaching, current statistics, personal testimonies, and reflection questions, prompting in-depth discussion around the brokenness of the criminal legal system and life-affirming alternatives to capital punishment.
Pax Christi Northern California (PCNC) has established the "Tom Webb Memorial Peacemaker Award" which will annually recognize outstanding peace work by an individual in Northern California. The recipient of the award will receive $500. The award commemorates Tom Webb (1955 - 2019) who was a passionate Catholic peacemaker, active member of Pax Christi, and participant in the Catholic Worker movement. For more information www.paxchristinorcal.org or contact Pierre Thompson, [email protected]. Nominations will be accepted until July 16, 2021.
The Apostolic Letter issued “Motu Proprio” by the Supreme Pontiff Francis “Antiquum ministerium” institutes the ministry of Catechist. Full letter available through the link.
A story of sacrifice on the football field and the battlefield – the moving story of Major Don Holleder, as told as part of the ongoing video series by legendary coach Frank Allocco.
Bishop Michael C. Barber, SJ, has appointed a longtime Catholic educator as superintendent of diocesan schools. Dr. Andrew T. Currier, currently president of Archbishop Riordan High School in San Francisco, will begin work as superintendent on July 1. Full statement in English and Spanish available through the link.
Bishop Barber asks our faithful to stand together in prayer to end gun violence. Follow the link to read his full statement and learn about upcoming events to join our community in prayer.
Bishop Barber asks our faithful to stand together in prayer to end gun violence. Follow the link to read his full statement and learn about upcoming events to join our community in prayer.
The California Catholic Conference has shared resources for those helping our brothers and sisters who struggle with mental illness and for those struggling themselves. Details through the link.