The California Catholic Conference announced today that it is vehemently opposed to SB 1196, the proposed bill that would expand the definitions for eligibility and eliminate residency requirements for those… Read More

Monsignor Labib was ordained a priest on June 7, 1975. He was a priest with the Patriarca of Jerusalem and in residence in the Archdiocese of San Francisco.

“Family catechesis” is the heart of St. Bartholomew’s parish religious education program, serving about 30 families. “My goal is simple. It’s to make disciples,” said JacobTolentino.

Today more than ever, people are looking for visible signs of commitment, love, trust, faith and devotion. No more visible sign could we have than the sign God has given… Read More

Educators, political advocates, and national experts gathered this month in Oakland to brainstorm how to bring educational choice to all California families.

Participants joined from across Archdiocesan parishes to engage in reflections and discussions designed to help shape the Church’s understanding of herself and her mission of evangelization and forming disciples. All… Read More

More than 100 people gathered together in prayer for the 18th annual Ecumenical service of Salutations to the Holy Cross, drawing Catholic and Greek Orthodox faithful from across counties.

Nearly 150 Catholic men from as far away as Modesto  packed into the Parish Center at St Mark’s Church in San Mateo for the 6th Annual Bay Area Catholic Men’s… Read More

“It’s our mission to be with those who are in need and help in any way we can. It’s our presence, wherever we are, whatever we do. We don’t ever… Read More

What does it mean to be a Catholic doctor, nurse, or other health-care practitioner in today’s world?

“We pray for our clergy, staff, ministers, parishioners, neighbors, law enforcement officers and their families, asking for Your healing touch to mend the physical and emotional wounds caused by this… Read More