A Glimpse into the Life of the Poor Clare Nuns

Of Slavery and its Aftermath

Amy Cooprider on Rome, Synodality, and the Power of Listening

All of us know at least one migrant family: the Holy Family

Throughout the day, Bishop’s presence and the dedication of the Order of Malta inspired us volunteers.

The San Jose Chinese Catholic Community Turns 40

I came to realize that being “an outsider” allowed me to provide the group feedback as just a "person in the pew.”

Ron Hallagan’s Path to Helping Implement the Pastoral Plan

A Community Rebuilds Our Lady of La Vang.

Of Being a Part of the Greater Church

The statue of Our Lady of Antipolo, a symbol of hope and faith, will be installed at Saint John the Baptist in Milpitas sometime in 2025.

Leaders Shelley Hopkins, Pat Kennedy, and Fr. Francis Kalaw, as well as students Kyle Pingree and John Skeet, share their experiences in Jamaica.

What a profound blessing it was for my two little ones and me to partake in the National Eucharistic Congress.

Ivonn Rivera: Fast-Food Worker and 2023 Cardinal Bernardin Award Winner

Phụng Tự Và Những Hành Động Chính Yếu Hành

A Reflection on the Pastoral Plan

For over fifty years, I have recycled. While I did not take up this ecological mission because of my faith, it is now sustained and driven by faith.

I was inspired by St. Nektarios of Aegina. He is one of my favorite Saints. St. Nektarios was known for giving away everything he had to the poor.

“This special issue is a touching and beautiful tribute. Its articles are designed with care and dedication to the theme of the issue.” 

“I loved the fact that this entry had all of the articles published in three languages. Very impressive.”

Reflection on the Vatican Document Catechumenal Pathways for Married Life 

Colin and Myra Haubrich

A Missionary Disciple Who Embraced Adoption

Heather Gloster, Director of Cemeteries for the Diocese of San José, synod delegate and outreach team member, reflects.

Cinthya Miranda-McIntosh and Holy Cross Achievers, Saint Francis High School’s Outreach to First-Generation, College-Aspiring Students of Color