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Testimony to a miracleA closer look at the Shroud of Turin

Testimony to a miracle
A closer look at the Shroud of Turin

In his 2015 scholarly article titled, “Science and the Shroud of Turin,” Fr. Robert Spitzer, founder and president of the Magis Center of Reason and Faith, wrote:

“The Shroud has undergone considerably more scientific testing

Marin Catholic stained-glass window brings campus together in prayerSpace is designed after St. Francis’ Canticle of Sun

Marin Catholic stained-glass window brings campus together in prayer
Space is designed after St. Francis’ Canticle of Sun

Amid the hustle and bustle of high school life, there is one place on Marin Catholic High School’s campus where students can find solace — in the magnificent St. Francis Chapel. The chapel is a refuge for

Offering her hands to GodAna Juarez started painting broken statues despite her life's hardships

Offering her hands to God
Ana Juarez started painting broken statues despite her life's hardships

What do you do if your parish has some statues that definitely look like they have seen better days? Well, if you’re St. Christopher parishioner Ana Juarez, you roll up your sleeves, get out your paintbrushes and get to work.

Christ Cathedral organ as unifierConcert tomorrow with 5th largest in the world

Christ Cathedral organ as unifier
Concert tomorrow with 5th largest in the world

The Diocese of Orange and Christ Cathedral will host an Interfaith Choral Festival and Prayer Service later this month as the yearlong celebration of the restoration of the Hazel Wright Organ continues. Worshippers and choral members

JPCatholic alumni launch Catholic job siteCatholic Gigs received seed funding from investor

JPCatholic alumni launch Catholic job site
Catholic Gigs received seed funding from investor

JPCatholic alumni Paul Massell (‘13) and Jacob Spence (‘14) have raised seed funding for their new entrepreneurial venture, an online Catholic job board called Catholic Gigs.

The founders describe Catholic Gigs as filling a

Stained glass in San Francisco has a storyIn 1944, priest wrote letter complaining of "garish light"

Stained glass in San Francisco has a story
In 1944, priest wrote letter complaining of "garish light"

Ten years after the devastating 1906 earthquake, San Francisco hosted the 1915 Panama-Pacific International Exposition celebrating the newly rebuilt city. Constructing a “city within a city” by filling in part of the bay to create the Marina District,

Guitar, bass, and drums backed with truth of the Catholic ChurchHow Peter Johnston RVA is changing the Christian rock scene

Guitar, bass, and drums backed with truth of the Catholic Church
How Peter Johnston RVA is changing the Christian rock scene

Peter Johnston enjoys a familiar joke, which probably was best told on “King of the Hill,” the animated television series, when Hank scolds a Christian rock star: “Can’t you see you’re not making Christianity better? You’re just making rock ’n’ roll

Marin Baroque Society celebrates music of Mission period in Latin AmericaUses Indigenous music recorded by 18th century bishop

Marin Baroque Society celebrates music of Mission period in Latin America
Uses Indigenous music recorded by 18th century bishop

Baltasar Jaime Martinez Compañón served as Bishop of Trujillo, Peru from 1779 to 1790 at Trujillo Cathedral. During his time in Peru, Bishop Martínez Compañón engaged in research of native customs and local music, architectural ruins and native plants

Archbishop Cordileone creates sacred music chair at St. Patrick’sHonors William Mahrt of Palo Alto

Archbishop Cordileone creates sacred music chair at St. Patrick’s
Honors William Mahrt of Palo Alto

Salvatore Cordileone, archbishop of San Francisco has created an endowed chair in sacred music at St. Patrick’s Seminary and University, which forms clergy for the San Francisco archdiocese and for other

Walk for Life Mass to debut music sung by St. Brigid School ChoirArchbishop Cordileone wanted the pro-life Mass to be written for children’s voices

Walk for Life Mass to debut music sung by St. Brigid School Choir
Archbishop Cordileone wanted the pro-life Mass to be written for children’s voices

The 2023 Walk for Life West Coast Mass will feature something special: a newly-composed choral setting of the Mass, written to showcase the clear voices of the St. Brigid School Choir, following in the tradition of Gregorian chant but

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