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During Religious Freedom Week observed each year in June, Catholics in the United States pray, reflect, discuss, and act to understand and to exercise the freedom of religions that is a cornerstone of this republic.

There is a new growth of pro-life and Christian filmmaking, as faith-based and morals-based films are gaining audiences. Hear from two professionals about these developments.

There is a meeting in Redwood City the first Monday of each month for men interested in the priesthood.

All are welcome to join Auxiliary Bishop Emeritus Ignatius Wang in celebrating his sixtieth anniversary of ordination to the priesthood, with a Mass of thanksgiving and prayers for the Church in China.

What do film-makers and fiction writers have in common with evangelizers? All have a similar vocation: to reveal important truths, to help us see what makes us authentically human and what makes life worth living. Dr. Margaret Turek discusses fiction, film, and faith.

There is a meeting in San Francisco the first Thursday of each month for men interested in the priesthood. [NOTE this July meeting has been moved to the second Thursday, July 11.]

Teachers, families, and friends of Natural Family Planning: welcome to the 5th Annual Picnic and Barbecue

The Schola Cantorum of the London Oratory School will sing Mass with Archbishop Cordileone at St. Mary's Cathedral

For the fourth year in a row, this conference for Catholic couples is presented in the archdiocese by the John Paul II Foundation.

There is a meeting in Redwood City the first Monday of each month for men interested in the priesthood.

There is a meeting in San Francisco the first Thursday of each month for men interested in the priesthood. [NOTE: This meeting has been moved to the second Thursday, August 8.]

There is a meeting in Redwood City the first Monday of each month for men interested in the priesthood.

There is a meeting in San Francisco the first Thursday of each month for men interested in the priesthood.