“Giữ Cho Gia Đình Gần Nhau”
Tôi quen Đức Cha Pierre DuMaine từ khi ngài còn làm giám đốc điều hợp các trường Công giáo, và tôi làm giám đốc đặc trách chương trình giáo lý trong Tổng Giáo phận San Francisco.
40th Anniversary
Monsignor Eugene Boyle:
Many remember Monsignor Eugene Boyle as a social justice activist.
The Circle of Life Goes On
On this 40th anniversary, we remember the events leading to the formation of the Diocese of San José with great fondness.
A Force to be Reckoned With
When Bishop Pierre DuMaine appointed Sister Mary Claude Power, PBVM, to the position of superintendent of Catholic Schools in the new Diocese of San José, he, of course, knew what he was doing.
Reflection on My Ordination Day and Priesthood
Every assignment has been tremendously gratifying, and all have been a surprise to me.
‘To Keep the Family Together’
A Reflection on Bishop Pierre DuMaine, Founding Bishop of the Diocese of San José
If These Buildings Could Talk:
In the 1940s, Mexicans began arriving to join Puerto Rican families in the Mayfair neighborhood of San José.
Serving God and His People
Writing about Father Mateo Sheedy is a privilege, but remembering him during the 40th diocesan anniversary is even more so.