Join Holy Cross Cemetery for their First Saturday monthly Mass. The Mass is offered for all those interred in our Catholic Cemeteries. The celebrant will be Fr. Samuel Nkansah.

INVITE FAMILY & FRIENDS a
Special Needs Mass for children and young adults with intellectual disabilities.

Join us at Saint Gabriel Church for a Sensory Friendly Teaching Mass with Father Matthew Schneider.



Father Matthew Schneider is a professor at Saint Patrick’s Seminary and is the President of the Board of Autistic Catholics. He is an autistic Catholic priest and wants to promote better inclusion of autistic individuals in our Church. He has been invited to present on autism and Catholicism to various groups from Catholic schoolteachers in Vancouver, to the (arch)dioceses of Philadelphia and Arlington, to a few individual schools and parishes throughout the USA and Canada, to the Institute on Theology and Disability, to the Canadian association for Catechesis of the Good Shepherd, to the Italian Bishop’s Conference, to Duquesne University, to the Center for Autism and Theology at the University of Aberdeen. I was also invited to write a chapter for an upcoming disability book form Word on Fire, and have been interviewed extensively on autism and Catholicism by various media outlets. He is the aware winning author on autistic prayer, God Loves the Autistic Mind: Prayer Guide for Those on the Spectrum and Those Who Love Us, won the top book on prayer for the year from the association of Catholic publishers in 2023. I am also well known online at @AutisticPriest on Facebook and Twitter.

 

Special Needs programming is sponsored by the Archdiocese of San Francisco, Office of Faith Formation and the Knights of Columbus.

Help carry a cross to remember 2024
Bay Area victims of violent crimes
Saturday, March 1, 2025

St. Mark’s Catholic Church,
325 Marin View, Belmont, CA 94002
3:00 PM Walk for Peace
4:30 PM Mass and Vigil Service

To register visit https://www.sfarchdiocese.org/walkforpeace

For more information contact Julio Escobar at [email protected] or call 415 614-5572

Volunteer to distribute ashes at San Francisco County Jails

11:00 AM CJ#2 – 425 7th Street, San Francisco, CA 94102
1:30 PM CJ#3 – 1 Moreland Dr, San Bruno, CA 94066

Background check is required, register to volunteer.

CALLED TO LEAD
San Francisco Bay Area
Catholic Men’s Conference

Online registration is now closed.

Day-of-event registration is open – please arrive by 8am

March 8, 2025
8:30 am – 3:30 pm

(Registration 7:30 am to 8:30 am)

We have a limited number of spots for day-of registration, come early!

St Pius Church
1100 Woodside Rd, Redwood City

Admission: $50 (lunch included) – Teenage sons (under 20): $25

Come be inspired, challenged and encouraged by Archbishop Cordileone,                           our outstanding speakers, and your brother Catholic men.

-Mass with Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone

-Sacrament of Confession will be available

SPEAKERS:

Doug Barry, devoted husband and father of five, is the founder and director of the Catholic ministry RADIX. Since 1990 he has traveled both nationally and internationally spreading and defending the Catholic faith, speaking to young and old alike through television, radio and live appearances. Doug is also well known for his powerful one-man performance of The Passion of Christ, seen regularly on EWTN.  Doug was seen as co-host for EWTN’s television program ‘Life on the Rock’ for many years, and is now the host of the television program ‘Battle Ready’ on EWTN Global Catholic Network.

Fr. Jerome A. Magat, SThD is currently serving as vice-rector, program director for the Master of Divinity program and  professor of moral theology at St. Patrick Seminary and University in Menlo Park, California. Fr. Magat, is a member of the Diocese of Arlington, Virginia serving in the Archdiocese of San Francisco. He is a 1995 graduate of the University of Virginia (B.A. Government) and was ordained in 2002, after having completed his seminary studies at Mount St. Mary’s Seminary (M.Div., M.A. in Theology, summa cum laude) in Emmitsburg, MD.  In his eleven years of diocesan service, Fr. Magat was a parochial vicar in four parishes, a marriage Tribunal auditor, an episcopal master of ceremonies and a peer-elected member of the presbyteral council.

As iron sharpens iron,
so one man sharpens another.
Proverbs 27:17

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Excell Network Monthly Breakfasts are open to anyone who wants to support scholarships for justice-involved students, get to know their stories, and build community.

For more information contact Julio Escobar at [email protected] or call 415 614-5572

To get a ticket visit:

Join St. Pius Catholic Church for a Lenten Lecture Series by Father Gregory Heidenblut, OSA, D. Div., director of Education and Formation of Priests for the Archdiocese of San Francisco.

The lecture series will last 6-weeks beginning on Tuesday, March 11, 2025, from 7:00 p.m. until 8:30 p.m. Lectures will continue each Tuesday, with the last lecture ending Tuesday, April 15, 2025.

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The weekly schedule and topics are as follows:
Lecture 1 – Tuesday, March 11 – Jesus Christ: Only Name Under Heaven by Which Salvation is Attained.

Lecture 2 – Tuesday, March 18 – Origins of the Catholic Church: Why Jesus Christ Established the Church as His Bride Giving Her Authority and the Fullness of the Truth?

Lecture 3 – Tuesday, March 25 – Apostolic Tradition: The Triple Munera; Teaching, Sanctifying and Governing. Why is the Church Sacramental and Eucharistic?

Lecture 4 – Tuesday, April 1 – Tradition: Proclamation of the Gospel, Sacred Scripture, Worship, Magisterium, the Sacraments, and the Daily Life of the Church.

Lecture 5 – Tuesday, April 8 – The Church’s Moral and Ethical Teachings.

Lecture 6 – Tuesday, April 15 – Catholic Social Teaching and the New Evangelization.

Join the seminarians from St. Patrick’s Seminary and University on Friday, March 14 and Saturday, April 12 from 7:15 to 8:45 p.m. in the Chapel for Eucharistic Adoration led by the seminarians of St. Patrick’s. Confession will be available.

Light refreshments to follow.

Excell Network Monthly Breakfasts are open to anyone who wants to support scholarships for justice-involved students, get to know their stories, and build community.

For more information contact Julio Escobar at [email protected] or call 415 614-5572

To get a ticket visit:

BE INSPIRED EMPOWERED TRANSFORMED

SAN FRANCISCO PROVINCE
ARCHDIOCESE COUNCIL OF CATHOLIC WOMEN (SFACCW)
NATIONAL COUNCIL OF CATHOLIC WOMEN (NCCW)

They cordially invite you to One Day Conference Event:
National Council of Catholic Women’s Conference San Francisco
Saturday, March 15, 2025
9:00 AM – 5:00AM
Cathedral of Saint Mary of the Assumption (St. Francis Room)
1111 Gough St, San Francisco, CA 94109
$60 with continental breakfast and lunch

Opening Prayer:
Ms. Gloria Krzyzanowski
Santa Rosa Diocese ACCW and Friends of World Union of Catholic Women, NCCW Treasurer

Welcome:
Ms. Kathryn Parish-Reese
SF ACCW, NCCW Province Director

Keynote Speaker
Fr. Tom Martin
Pastor of St. Pius Church, Redwood City

• TOPICS:
  – Engaging Catholic Youth and Young Adults
  – Safety and Risk Management
  – Mental Health: Depression and Suicidal Signs


• INSPIRATIONAL SPEAKERS AND PANELISTS INCLUDE:Ms. Catie Costa
  Published Novelist Teacher, Archdiocese of San FranciscoMs. Esker-D Ligon, ANP. PMHNP
  Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner, Kaiser PermanenteMr. Derek Gaskin,
  Director of Safety and Security, Archdiocese of San FranciscoMs. Tamaika M. Parish, MSW, ASW
  Psychiatric Social Worker, San Mateo County


• PERSONAL AND SPIRITUAL GROWTHBe refreshed and renewed as your cup is refilled with joy, wisdom, peace, and hope.Fill my cup, Lord -John 4:15


• NETWORKING AND FRIENDSHIP
  Meet up with other Catholic women and find friendship and support as sisters in Christ.

Sponsored by:
NCCW San Francisco Province • nccw.org
Representing Catholic women from the Archdiocese of San Francisco and Dioceses of Sacramento, Santa Rosa, and Utah

All are invited to attend the 5:30 pm Vigil Mass at St. Mary’s Cathedral after the Conference ends

Please register by March 10 AT the link below:
Catholic Women’s Conference San Francisco

 

Sister Cecilia Canales, OP will guide us in exploring Lent through the theme or our Church’s Jubilee Year. The Dominican Sisters of Mission San Jose  welcome you to a day of reflection and prayer as the Church enters into a ‘Pilgrimage of Hope’ this Lenten season.

Join St. Francis of Assisi parish in East Palo Alto for their annual St. Patrick’s Day Celebration. Their speaker this year is Tony Bucher, the president of San Francisco’s Irish Literary and Historical Society.

Join St. Pius Catholic Church for a Lenten Lecture Series by Father Gregory Heidenblut, OSA, D. Div., director of Education and Formation of Priests for the Archdiocese of San Francisco.

The lecture series will last 6-weeks beginning on Tuesday, March 11, 2025, from 7:00 p.m. until 8:30 p.m. Lectures will continue each Tuesday, with the last lecture ending Tuesday, April 15, 2025.

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The weekly schedule and topics are as follows:
Lecture 1 – Tuesday, March 11 – Jesus Christ: Only Name Under Heaven by Which Salvation is Attained.

Lecture 2 – Tuesday, March 18 – Origins of the Catholic Church: Why Jesus Christ Established the Church as His Bride Giving Her Authority and the Fullness of the Truth?

Lecture 3 – Tuesday, March 25 – Apostolic Tradition: The Triple Munera; Teaching, Sanctifying and Governing. Why is the Church Sacramental and Eucharistic?

Lecture 4 – Tuesday, April 1 – Tradition: Proclamation of the Gospel, Sacred Scripture, Worship, Magisterium, the Sacraments, and the Daily Life of the Church.

Lecture 5 – Tuesday, April 8 – The Church’s Moral and Ethical Teachings.

Lecture 6 – Tuesday, April 15 – Catholic Social Teaching and the New Evangelization.

Join St. Patrick’s Seminary and University on Wednesday, March 19 at 5 p.m., for a talk on the Shroud of Turin by the Very Rev. Peter B. Mangum and Cheryl White, Ph.D.

Reception to follow.

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The Greek Orthodox Metropolis of San Francisco invites you to
“Rejoice, O Cross Guardian of the World”
An Ecumenical Service of Salutations to the Holy Cross

Thursday, March 20, 2025, 7:00 PM
THE GREEK ORTHODOX CHURCH OF THE HOLY CROSS
900 Alameda de las Pulgas (near Ralston Avenue), Belmont, CA

 

Venerate a relic of the true cross of Jesus!

Please join us to commemorate the 19th year anniversary of the Greek Orthodox Church of the Holy Cross and the Roman Catholic Church of the Immaculate Heart of Mary joining together in salutations and veneration of the relic of the Holy Cross of our Lord.

His Eminence Metropolitan Gerasimos welcomes His Excellency Archbishop Cordileone, as the homilist.

A reception will follow in Oaks Hall, sponsored by our Ladies Philoptochos Society.



 

The service will be streamed live at www.goholycross.org

Click here for the event flyer

Join St. Pius Catholic Church for a Lenten Lecture Series by Father Gregory Heidenblut, OSA, D. Div., director of Education and Formation of Priests for the Archdiocese of San Francisco.

The lecture series will last 6-weeks beginning on Tuesday, March 11, 2025, from 7:00 p.m. until 8:30 p.m. Lectures will continue each Tuesday, with the last lecture ending Tuesday, April 15, 2025.

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The weekly schedule and topics are as follows:
Lecture 1 – Tuesday, March 11 – Jesus Christ: Only Name Under Heaven by Which Salvation is Attained.

Lecture 2 – Tuesday, March 18 – Origins of the Catholic Church: Why Jesus Christ Established the Church as His Bride Giving Her Authority and the Fullness of the Truth?

Lecture 3 – Tuesday, March 25 – Apostolic Tradition: The Triple Munera; Teaching, Sanctifying and Governing. Why is the Church Sacramental and Eucharistic?

Lecture 4 – Tuesday, April 1 – Tradition: Proclamation of the Gospel, Sacred Scripture, Worship, Magisterium, the Sacraments, and the Daily Life of the Church.

Lecture 5 – Tuesday, April 8 – The Church’s Moral and Ethical Teachings.

Lecture 6 – Tuesday, April 15 – Catholic Social Teaching and the New Evangelization.

Taizé, an ecumenical service, of prayer and song surrounding the cross done in a spirit of peace and reconciliation.

Join St. Bartholomew Parish Taizé Prayer.  It is an evening of song, prayer, and contemplation. Immersed in simple chants, silence, and candlelight, come for a time of prayer and reflection during this Lenten season. For more information, please contact Maria Shao.

Taizé, an ecumenical service, of prayer and song surrounding the cross done in a spirit of peace and reconciliation.

Join St. Bartholomew Parish Taizé Prayer.  It is an evening of song, prayer, and contemplation. Immersed in simple chants, silence, and candlelight, come for a time of prayer and reflection during this Lenten season. For more information, please contact Maria Shao.

Taizé, an ecumenical service, of prayer and song surrounding the cross done in a spirit of peace and reconciliation.

Join St. Bartholomew Parish Taizé Prayer.  It is an evening of song, prayer, and contemplation. Immersed in simple chants, silence, and candlelight, come for a time of prayer and reflection during this Lenten season. For more information, please contact Maria Shao.

Taizé, an ecumenical service, of prayer and song surrounding the cross done in a spirit of peace and reconciliation.

Join St. Bartholomew Parish Taizé Prayer.  It is an evening of song, prayer, and contemplation. Immersed in simple chants, silence, and candlelight, come for a time of prayer and reflection during this Lenten season. For more information, please contact Maria Shao.

Taizé, an ecumenical service, of prayer and song surrounding the cross done in a spirit of peace and reconciliation.

Join St. Bartholomew Parish Taizé Prayer.  It is an evening of song, prayer, and contemplation. Immersed in simple chants, silence, and candlelight, come for a time of prayer and reflection during this Lenten season. For more information, please contact Maria Shao.

Jim Briggs, author and Executive Director of the School of Applied Theology will present on the opportunities of living a meaningful and fulfilling retirement. He will share ways to enrich your spiritual growth and purpose as you experience new blessings and challenges that come with aging.

Come join the Young Catholic Professionals for a free Lenten Retreat with fellow young Catholics ages 20-40! Please see the event website to register.

Jesus tells us, “The time is fulfilled, and the kingdom of God is at hand; repent and believe in the gospel.” With these and similar words, Jesus invited his contemporaries to a better life through deep repentance and conversion. During this time of Lent, we can take the time out of the busyness of daily life to reflect on and heed this call. Join us for our annual Lent retreat for a time of reflection on metanoia, repentance and conversion during this Lenten season.

The retreat will take place on Saturday March 29th at the Shrine of St. Joseph Shrine in Santa Cruz and will include talks by Fr. Matthew, small group discussion, and Adoration. There will also be opportunities for confession as well as spiritual direction with priests or trained lay spiritual directors. After the retreat, you are invited to Sala Thai for our annual post-Lent retreat dinner.

Create some quiet time for God this Lent and join us for our Lenten retreat in Santa Cruz! The Shrine of St. Joseph is on a cliff overlooking the Pacific ocean and has a garden in a beautiful prayerful setting. The shrine also has a new coffee shop, so make sure to stop by and grab a cup of coffee! It’s the perfect environment for prayer and meditation.

Schedule

1:00 PM – Retreat Activities (talks, small groups, adoration, mass)
6:00 PM – End of Retreat
6:30 PM – Optional Dinner at Sala Thai

Taizé, an ecumenical service, of prayer and song surrounding the cross done in a spirit of peace and reconciliation.

Join St. Bartholomew Parish Taizé Prayer.  It is an evening of song, prayer, and contemplation. Immersed in simple chants, silence, and candlelight, come for a time of prayer and reflection during this Lenten season. For more information, please contact Maria Shao.

Experience ValLimar Jansen LIVE! Enjoy an extraordinary musical celebration of “Faith, Hope, and Love.” See a unique blend of storytelling, music and inspirational messages from an award winning performer recently honored by the Kennedy Center for Excellence in Educational Theater, and received a “Lifetime Achievement Award” from the National Council of Catholic Women.

All ages welcome. Bring family and friends. Register now! ValLimar takes you on a journey you’ll never forget.

Taizé, an ecumenical service, of prayer and song surrounding the cross done in a spirit of peace and reconciliation.

Join St. Bartholomew Parish Taizé Prayer.  It is an evening of song, prayer, and contemplation. Immersed in simple chants, silence, and candlelight, come for a time of prayer and reflection during this Lenten season. For more information, please contact Maria Shao.

Taizé, an ecumenical service, of prayer and song surrounding the cross done in a spirit of peace and reconciliation.

Join St. Bartholomew Parish Taizé Prayer.  It is an evening of song, prayer, and contemplation. Immersed in simple chants, silence, and candlelight, come for a time of prayer and reflection during this Lenten season. For more information, please contact Maria Shao.

Join St. Pius Catholic Church for a Lenten Lecture Series by Father Gregory Heidenblut, OSA, D. Div., director of Education and Formation of Priests for the Archdiocese of San Francisco.

The lecture series will last 6-weeks beginning on Tuesday, March 11, 2025, from 7:00 p.m. until 8:30 p.m. Lectures will continue each Tuesday, with the last lecture ending Tuesday, April 15, 2025.

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The weekly schedule and topics are as follows:
Lecture 1 – Tuesday, March 11 – Jesus Christ: Only Name Under Heaven by Which Salvation is Attained.

Lecture 2 – Tuesday, March 18 – Origins of the Catholic Church: Why Jesus Christ Established the Church as His Bride Giving Her Authority and the Fullness of the Truth?

Lecture 3 – Tuesday, March 25 – Apostolic Tradition: The Triple Munera; Teaching, Sanctifying and Governing. Why is the Church Sacramental and Eucharistic?

Lecture 4 – Tuesday, April 1 – Tradition: Proclamation of the Gospel, Sacred Scripture, Worship, Magisterium, the Sacraments, and the Daily Life of the Church.

Lecture 5 – Tuesday, April 8 – The Church’s Moral and Ethical Teachings.

Lecture 6 – Tuesday, April 15 – Catholic Social Teaching and the New Evangelization.

Taizé, an ecumenical service, of prayer and song surrounding the cross done in a spirit of peace and reconciliation.

Join St. Bartholomew Parish Taizé Prayer.  It is an evening of song, prayer, and contemplation. Immersed in simple chants, silence, and candlelight, come for a time of prayer and reflection during this Lenten season. For more information, please contact Maria Shao.

Taizé, an ecumenical service, of prayer and song surrounding the cross done in a spirit of peace and reconciliation.

Join St. Bartholomew Parish Taizé Prayer.  It is an evening of song, prayer, and contemplation. Immersed in simple chants, silence, and candlelight, come for a time of prayer and reflection during this Lenten season. For more information, please contact Maria Shao.

Taizé, an ecumenical service, of prayer and song surrounding the cross done in a spirit of peace and reconciliation.

Join St. Bartholomew Parish Taizé Prayer.  It is an evening of song, prayer, and contemplation. Immersed in simple chants, silence, and candlelight, come for a time of prayer and reflection during this Lenten season. For more information, please contact Maria Shao.

Taizé, an ecumenical service, of prayer and song surrounding the cross done in a spirit of peace and reconciliation.

Join St. Bartholomew Parish Taizé Prayer.  It is an evening of song, prayer, and contemplation. Immersed in simple chants, silence, and candlelight, come for a time of prayer and reflection during this Lenten season. For more information, please contact Maria Shao.

The American Federation of Pueri Cantores (AFPC), the national student choral organization of the Catholic Church, invites all parish and school treble and mixed voice choirs (grades 4-12) in the region to participate in a Choral Festival & Mass.

200-300 students from various Catholic Schools and churches around Northern California will unite for a day of musical excellence, spiritual and personal growth, academic and cultural enrichment, and community, inclusion, and friendship.

In preparation of the Festival day, individual choirs will rehearse and learn the Festival repertoire with their choir directors and music teachers. On the day of the Festival, the combined choir of hundreds of students will be led by nationally recognized Catholic conductor/educator Dr. Bryan Zaros and will engage and inspire the gathered choristers, bringing the sacred music to life.
The Festival day will last 7 hours with ample rehearsal time, lunch/snack breaks, opportunities for youth to interact with their peers, and the day will culminate with the Festival Vigil Mass, where the trained combined choir shares their beautiful young voices to enhance the liturgy, which will be celebrated by Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone.

Taizé, an ecumenical service, of prayer and song surrounding the cross done in a spirit of peace and reconciliation.

Join St. Bartholomew Parish Taizé Prayer.  It is an evening of song, prayer, and contemplation. Immersed in simple chants, silence, and candlelight, come for a time of prayer and reflection during this Lenten season. For more information, please contact Maria Shao.

Taizé, an ecumenical service, of prayer and song surrounding the cross done in a spirit of peace and reconciliation.

Join St. Bartholomew Parish Taizé Prayer.  It is an evening of song, prayer, and contemplation. Immersed in simple chants, silence, and candlelight, come for a time of prayer and reflection during this Lenten season. For more information, please contact Maria Shao.

Taizé, an ecumenical service, of prayer and song surrounding the cross done in a spirit of peace and reconciliation.

Join St. Bartholomew Parish Taizé Prayer.  It is an evening of song, prayer, and contemplation. Immersed in simple chants, silence, and candlelight, come for a time of prayer and reflection during this Lenten season. For more information, please contact Maria Shao.

Join St. Pius Catholic Church for a Lenten Lecture Series by Father Gregory Heidenblut, OSA, D. Div., director of Education and Formation of Priests for the Archdiocese of San Francisco.

The lecture series will last 6-weeks beginning on Tuesday, March 11, 2025, from 7:00 p.m. until 8:30 p.m. Lectures will continue each Tuesday, with the last lecture ending Tuesday, April 15, 2025.

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The weekly schedule and topics are as follows:
Lecture 1 – Tuesday, March 11 – Jesus Christ: Only Name Under Heaven by Which Salvation is Attained.

Lecture 2 – Tuesday, March 18 – Origins of the Catholic Church: Why Jesus Christ Established the Church as His Bride Giving Her Authority and the Fullness of the Truth?

Lecture 3 – Tuesday, March 25 – Apostolic Tradition: The Triple Munera; Teaching, Sanctifying and Governing. Why is the Church Sacramental and Eucharistic?

Lecture 4 – Tuesday, April 1 – Tradition: Proclamation of the Gospel, Sacred Scripture, Worship, Magisterium, the Sacraments, and the Daily Life of the Church.

Lecture 5 – Tuesday, April 8 – The Church’s Moral and Ethical Teachings.

Lecture 6 – Tuesday, April 15 – Catholic Social Teaching and the New Evangelization.

Taizé, an ecumenical service, of prayer and song surrounding the cross done in a spirit of peace and reconciliation.

Join St. Bartholomew Parish Taizé Prayer.  It is an evening of song, prayer, and contemplation. Immersed in simple chants, silence, and candlelight, come for a time of prayer and reflection during this Lenten season. For more information, please contact Maria Shao.

Taizé, an ecumenical service, of prayer and song surrounding the cross done in a spirit of peace and reconciliation.

Join St. Bartholomew Parish Taizé Prayer.  It is an evening of song, prayer, and contemplation. Immersed in simple chants, silence, and candlelight, come for a time of prayer and reflection during this Lenten season. For more information, please contact Maria Shao.

Taizé, an ecumenical service, of prayer and song surrounding the cross done in a spirit of peace and reconciliation.

Join St. Bartholomew Parish Taizé Prayer.  It is an evening of song, prayer, and contemplation. Immersed in simple chants, silence, and candlelight, come for a time of prayer and reflection during this Lenten season. For more information, please contact Maria Shao.

Personalize 1200 Easter Cards for Prisoners at San Francisco Jails Friday, April 11, 2025

Also see Cards of Mercy for more information on St. Valentine, Easter, Mother’s and Father’s Day Cards, Thanksgiving Cards, Christmas Cards.

Archdiocese of San Francisco – Pastoral Center
1 Peter Yorke Way, San Francisco, CA 94109
9:30 AM – 4:00 PM
Pastries, drinks and lunch will be provided.

Taizé, an ecumenical service, of prayer and song surrounding the cross done in a spirit of peace and reconciliation.

Join St. Bartholomew Parish Taizé Prayer.  It is an evening of song, prayer, and contemplation. Immersed in simple chants, silence, and candlelight, come for a time of prayer and reflection during this Lenten season. For more information, please contact Maria Shao.

Saturday, April 12, 2025

Star of the Sea Church

8:30 a.m. Mass

9:45 a.m. Presentation by Archbishop Cordileone

More information:

Stephen A. McCurdy, MD MPH
President, San Francisco Guild of the Catholic Medical Association
Mobile telephone: 530-564-2410
E-mail: [email protected]

Excell Network Monthly Breakfasts are open to anyone who wants to support scholarships for justice-involved students, get to know their stories, and build community.

For more information contact Julio Escobar at [email protected] or call 415 614-5572

To get a ticket visit:

A SHORT COURSE FOR YOUR MARRIAGE THAT’S . . .

Faith! – Fun! – Forever!

Invest in your marriage today!

you’ll discover ways to:

• communicate more clearly!


• improve understanding!


• make marriage a priority!


• learn to love like Jesus!

This skills for marriage building day combines catholic teaching with the latest relationship research to let couples experience practical, attainable skills for a more successful marriage.

Create the marriage you want –                                   with the spouse you have!
$50/couple – includes lunch, workbooks, childcare

(scholarships available)

Questions/more information – Contact: Ed Hopfner



 

 

Join the seminarians from St. Patrick’s Seminary and University on Friday, March 14 and Saturday, April 12 from 7:15 to 8:45 p.m. in the Chapel for Eucharistic Adoration led by the seminarians of St. Patrick’s. Confession will be available.

Light refreshments to follow.

Join St. Pius Catholic Church for a Lenten Lecture Series by Father Gregory Heidenblut, OSA, D. Div., director of Education and Formation of Priests for the Archdiocese of San Francisco.

The lecture series will last 6-weeks beginning on Tuesday, March 11, 2025, from 7:00 p.m. until 8:30 p.m. Lectures will continue each Tuesday, with the last lecture ending Tuesday, April 15, 2025.

—

The weekly schedule and topics are as follows:
Lecture 1 – Tuesday, March 11 – Jesus Christ: Only Name Under Heaven by Which Salvation is Attained.

Lecture 2 – Tuesday, March 18 – Origins of the Catholic Church: Why Jesus Christ Established the Church as His Bride Giving Her Authority and the Fullness of the Truth?

Lecture 3 – Tuesday, March 25 – Apostolic Tradition: The Triple Munera; Teaching, Sanctifying and Governing. Why is the Church Sacramental and Eucharistic?

Lecture 4 – Tuesday, April 1 – Tradition: Proclamation of the Gospel, Sacred Scripture, Worship, Magisterium, the Sacraments, and the Daily Life of the Church.

Lecture 5 – Tuesday, April 8 – The Church’s Moral and Ethical Teachings.

Lecture 6 – Tuesday, April 15 – Catholic Social Teaching and the New Evangelization.

Deliver St. Easter Treats to Prisoners at San Francisco County Jails

11:00 AM CJ#2 – 425 7th Street, San Francisco, CA 94102
1:30 PM CJ#3 – 1 Moreland Dr, San Bruno, CA 94066

Background check is required, register to volunteer.

Excell Network Monthly Breakfasts are open to anyone who wants to support scholarships for justice-involved students, get to know their stories, and build community.

For more information contact Julio Escobar at [email protected] or call 415 614-5572

To get a ticket visit:

Participants of the 2025 Respect Life Essay Contest are invited to join us for a special Mass and Awards Ceremony presided by Archbishop Cordileone.

Winners of the contest will receive a cash prize and a certificate.  In addition, honorable mentions will be awarded a certificate. We wish to thank United for Life, who sponsors our contest, for making possible the cash prizes given out every year.

Principals, Teachers and Parents of children that participated in the essay will be invited to RSVP in a form that will be available in 2025. Please come back to RSVP closer to the date of the event.