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Santa Clara County still seeks millions in COVID penalties from San Jose churchDr. Sara Cody is scheduled for a deposition in the ongoing case against Calvary Chapel San Jose

Santa Clara County still seeks millions in COVID penalties from San Jose church
Dr. Sara Cody is scheduled for a deposition in the ongoing case against Calvary Chapel San Jose

Dr. Sara Cody, the county’s public health officer, was scheduled Thursday for a deposition in the ongoing case, in which an appellate court earlier this week dismissed $200,000 in fines against Calvary Chapel San Jose.

Church’s architecture allows for “one of those beautiful ancient things”Orange County Norbertine priests have been in new abbey since 2021

Church’s architecture allows for “one of those beautiful ancient things”
Orange County Norbertine priests have been in new abbey since 2021

However you choose to observe Michaelmas, the feast of St. Michael and All Angels Sept. 29, the Norbertine priests of St. Michael’s Abbey will possibly be enjoying it more.

Their new Church of Our Lady

LMU invites people to celebrate “Latinx Heritage Month”Week includes Latine/Queer Students Art Exhibit, Stretch Out Toxic Masculinity with DIY Slime, and ends with a Misa de Herencia

LMU invites people to celebrate “Latinx Heritage Month”
Week includes Latine/Queer Students Art Exhibit, Stretch Out Toxic Masculinity with DIY Slime, and ends with a Misa de Herencia

Latina/o/x/e Heritage Month (Sept. 15-Oct. 15) celebrates the culture and traditions of U.S. residents with cultural ties to Latin America. While we celebrate our culture all year long, join our month of events to celebrate and be in

Sticking to my view at Evergreen Valley CollegeMaiya is religious without going to church

Sticking to my view at Evergreen Valley College
Maiya is religious without going to church

Interview on March 8, 2022, with Maiya, who is studying public health, in front of the Sequoia building at Evergreen Valley College in San José, California.

Do you consider yourself religious?

Maiya:

La Rocca’s Mass gets a professional recordingModern sacred music at its best: the Mass of the Americas

La Rocca’s Mass gets a professional recording
Modern sacred music at its best: the Mass of the Americas

Amidst unnecessary contentions and frequent bad news in the Church, it becomes both essential and gratifying to share good news. Enter Catholic composer Frank La Rocca and the forthcoming CD/album release of his luminous Mass of the Americas.

The anti-Catholic path of synodalityAnd we shouldn't care about your feelings

The anti-Catholic path of synodality
And we shouldn't care about your feelings

This week the USCCB released a report with the bureaucratically self-important title, “National Synthesis of the People of God in the United States of America for the Diocesan Phase of the 2021-2023 Synod.” Essentially, it’s a report from

Catholics gather peacefully at San Bernardino abortion clinicsMore than 70 people also attended Mass for Life and Reparation

Catholics gather peacefully at San Bernardino abortion clinics
More than 70 people also attended Mass for Life and Reparation

Elizabeth Moreno, visibly pregnant, sat quietly in a San Bernardino parking lot as Father Manuel Cardoza celebrated the Eucharist – the source and summit of life in the Catholic faith. Just a few hundred yards behind her was

Archbishop Gomez calls for immigration reformSpoke during special Mass at Cathedral of our Lady of Angels

Archbishop Gomez calls for immigration reform
Spoke during special Mass at Cathedral of our Lady of Angels

Speaking to the faithful ahead of National Migration Week, Archbishop Jośe Gomez of Los Angeles encouraged prayer for a society of “solidarity and compassion” that better serves the “poor and least among us.”

“My brothers