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‘Distinguished Citizen Award’
Michael Peterson distinguished himself long ago to the community at Junipero Serra High School, where he served for more than 30 years, 25 of them as principal.
Relics of Blessed Carlo Acutis visit Archdiocese of San Francisco
Hundreds of people gathered to venerate the relics of Blessed Carlo Acutis as they traveled throughout the Archdiocese to parishes including St. Pius Catholic Church in Redwood City, St. Raphael… Read More
Four members of one St. Veronica Parish family confirmed together
A veteran San Francisco police officer, his two teenage sons, and his niece were confirmed together, with two other family members serving as their sponsors.
Our Lady, Refuge of Sinners
Our Lady is the refuge of sinners, offering protection and intercession for all who seek her help, no matter how grave their sins.
Holy Mass in Honor of The Feast of Divine Savior of the World at the San Quentin Rehabilitation Center
We deeply appreciate your financial contributions to support this celebration of faith with the prisoners at the San Quentin Rehabilitation Center. The Holy Mass in honor of the feast of… Read More
Nativity High’s camel mascot emblematic of student desert adventure
By Christina Gray The stunning but harsh red rock desert landscape of Moab, UT, brought a group of outgoing freshman from Nativity High School to its knees this May in… Read More
Aprender a estar casados
La formación continua para parejas católicas puede ayudar a que los matrimonios prosperen Por Christina Gray George y Maureen Arriola han estado casados durante 19 años. Sus sonrisas fáciles y… Read More
Gracias a un nuevo subsidio, la Arquidiócesis de San Francisco pone en marcha programas para matrimonios
Por Francisco Valdez Si hay algo en lo que los católicos están de acuerdo es que el matrimonio no es fácil. Es algo en lo que las parejas trabajan juntas… Read More
Religious freedom speakers: California bill will strangle charter schools in state
The latest fight to protect religious freedom in California does not look like it has anything to do with religion – but AB 84 is designed to “strangle” charter schools… Read More
Dozens turn out for St. Dominic’s annual stained glass window tours
The docent-led tour of the church’s stained-glass windows is traditionally held at the end of the longest day of the year.
Hearts Rekindled
As the National Eucharistic Revival nears its end, Catholic San Francisco reflects on the many Eucharist-centered events that have taken place over the past three years.
St. Anthony Foundation celebrates 75th anniversary Mass
More than 150 people filled St. Boniface Church in San Francisco’s Tenderloin neighborhood on June 13 for a Mass commemorating St. Anthony Foundation’s 75 years of compassion and service to… Read More