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We need marriage. So does our Church and our world.

Here are three tips inspired by Advent that can help all of us prepare more intentionally in our leadership.

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When a couple consciously and daily lives their marriage as a sacrament, they open themselves up to a happiness both natural and supernatural.

As people of faith seeking the Lord’s peace in a frenetic world, three tips may help focus your tasks and create more space for him.

The road to becoming an ambassador for Catholic Relief Services’ Rice Bowl program began when I was asked to help newly resettled refugees find work.

Value Proposition: How often do we walk into an office or business and see “core values” painted on the wall?

Your tension is not about whether, but how much, help to give or, as you put it, it’s between “no matter what the cost” and “everything we reasonably can.”

God has not called us to live in fear, but to lean into him for real peace, strength, and identity as our firm foundation.

The Holy Spirit fills us with the wisdom we need to guide our children toward the truth. Here are some ways the Advocate can help.

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Few of us could have anticipated the depth of learning and knowledge we would be given.

Olga Islas, the new Associate Diocesan Director of Faith Formation, speaks about a new initiative of the National Community of Catechetical Leaders.

The living space needs and preferences of a couple will naturally evolve over the course of their marriage and family life.

Consider three principles the next time you are in the feedback gift exchange.

Our witness of faith, and our answer to this simple question of why we are Catholic, can become an amazing journey.

Author Eve Tushnet On Accompanying our Gay Catholic Sisters and Brothers

Our children spend so many years in school, it’s important to give those years some thought. How to raise saints, part 3.

Imagine this: A friend, classmate or teammate asks you, so why are you Catholic? You have 30 seconds to give an answer.

The foundational theological document is the California Catholic Bishops’ statement on mental health, Hope and Healing.

The natural curiosity of kids this age makes it the perfect time to focus on our beautiful faith.

The Diocese of San José, will prioritize acts of charity, advocacy, justice, and evangelization within every parish, school, organization, and ministry.