Everything we learned—all the knowledge revealed to us through the teachings of our instructors and our books—we now bring to our families, our parishes, and our communities, for we are bearers of the light of faith.

Four Stories from Stanford's Record OCIA Class

Raul Ray’s Work of Faith and Justice

Three Experiences of the Lord’s Presence at Mass

This compilation is intended to provide a broad overview of how current immigration policy enforcement is affecting Silicon Valley communities.

I was formed in the values of Holy Cross as a young person, and those values carry into my leadership.

Joseph Aboussleman and Sister María Del Rosario

Discovering Hope for the World: Sister Ana María Pineda

I was born in Iran during the revolution, and most of my childhood and young adulthood passed in the aftermath of war.

Bob Wedig: Chairman of the National Religious Relationships Committee for Scouting America

My awakening to God was a miracle, an astonishing grace that transformed my life and led me into the Catholic Church.

Danielle Schmitz Reflects on Being a Perpetual Pilgrim

Local Choir Members Reflect on Participating in the Jubilee Hymnal Exchange

The Nigerian Igbo Catholic Community Turns 20

Saint Patrick School Community’s Living Legacy of Faith and Service

It was my first time in Rome, and everywhere I looked, I encountered faith woven into ordinary life.

Bishop Andy’s Story of Grace, Service, and Home

The Journey of Alyssa Perez Marquez

Long before she knew she would one day steward the U.S. Bishops’ anti-trafficking work, Felicitas Onetti was convinced of one truth.

Episode 5 of the Surprised by Grace Book Discussion

Juli Arnold Remembers Joann Arnold, Diocesan Music Minister and Artist

Can people of faith embark on spiritual pilgrimages through cinema?

For more than twenty years, Ed Hodges has looked up at the stained-glass windows of Saint Leo the Great Church in San José.

Darran Casey, Filippo Ferraresi, Cornelia Winter, Christina Pirrotta

Remembering Bill Mahrt