Disciple Profile: Ashley Rae Mathis

Disciple Profile: Rod Jemison

Graduation Speech Delivered at the Cathedral Basilica on Wed, May 3rd

Rita emerged from the retreat with the conviction that God had a mission for her: to help create healing programs for grieving mothers.

An amazing faith-filled journey often leads into the heart of the Holy Spirit.

In eastern Nigeria, during Easter, two main dishes are prepared for the holiday: rice and chicken.

Reflections from the Newest Transitional Deacons

Disciple Profile: Mary Beth Riley

Harry Tibbetts III reflects on his unique journey to confirmation.

Disciple Profile: Anthony Gonzalez

This day marks the end of the journey we began 3 years ago.

With regards to our faith, it is as if we started the ILM three years ago with a 1000-piece jigsaw puzzle.

I was baptized in the Diocese of Vinh in Northern Vietnam, before my family moved to South Vietnam.

Alice Lee immigrated to the United States 21 years ago.

The San José Diocesan Synod General Assembly was held during the weekend of January 27-29.

What does it mean to live a life of service inspired by Jesus today?

A Casa Clara Catholic Worker on the Importance of Action

In May, I found out I was pregnant and I had no medical insurance, so I did not know who to contact or what to do.

Maggie Conlin volunteers her time at Guadalupe Hope Society’s GHS Women’s Center.

Norma and David Hammons are lifelong Birthright volunteers.

Sounds rather ominous to call my current Santa Teresa Church and Community in San Jose, California, a pandemic parish!

All week, I thought about the 40 Days for Life procession with Bishop Cantú to Planned Parenthood.

The stories and legacies of women leaders convey a bold response to God’s calling.

Standing ovations rarely occur at Sunday Lenten liturgies, especially Sunday Masses at 8:30 a.m.

As a child, I was painfully shy. Still, I would happily spend hours coloring and working on any art or craft.